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Apart-Hotel Antinea Review
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Apart-Hotel Antinéa
- Address: Juan Rodriguez 175, at Diego de Almagro, La Mariscal, Quito
- Phone: 02/250-6839; 02/250-6838
- www.hotelantinea.com
- Price range: ¢-$
- Location: La Mariscal
Fodor's Review:
Once you check into this charming inn you may never want to check out. Two homes on a shady side street offer a variety of simple but elegant rooms, half of which are spacious apartments with well-stocked kitchenettes. Some open onto flower-filled courtyards, others have private balconies. For a special treat, ask for the room with a fireplace.
- Hotel Details: 7 rooms, 8 suites
- In-room: kitchen.
- In-hotel: restaurant, gym, laundry service. minibar, parking.
- Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Very comfortable upmarket B&B
Posted by alanlazar from Los Angeles, CA on 3/2/07
Somewhere in between a B&B and a hotel, this is a great place to stay in Quito - comfortable, atmospheric and very friendly staff. Good breakfast... only downside is its location in Mariscal Sucre. This is the tourist district, but is not that safe - there is a security guard stationed outside the hotel at night, though, which alleviates some concerns.
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