Ashley and Donna stayed at the Atinea Apart Hotel
(according to the guide book, it's a remodeled mansion in addition to
being one of Quito's finest boutique hotels).
The quaint little hotel cafe
Patio
Entrance
In a taxi, on the way to the start of the (guide book suggested)
3.5 km Old Town walking tour
Plaza and Monastery of San Francisco
(Ecuador's oldest church, construction began in 1534 and lasted 70 years)
Historic street Juan de Dios Morales (aka La Ronda)
(One of Quito's oldest (17th century), where artists, writers and political figures once resided)
Basilica del Voto Nacional
(interesting facts: built over several decades starting in 1926,
and rather than gargoyles there are turtles and iguanas)
Parque El Ejido
Some interesting log sculptures in the park
Back to our pretty room for the night.
(according to the guide book, it's a remodeled mansion in addition to
being one of Quito's finest boutique hotels).
The quaint little hotel cafe
Patio
Entrance
In a taxi, on the way to the start of the (guide book suggested)
3.5 km Old Town walking tour
Plaza and Monastery of San Francisco
(Ecuador's oldest church, construction began in 1534 and lasted 70 years)
Historic street Juan de Dios Morales (aka La Ronda)
(One of Quito's oldest (17th century), where artists, writers and political figures once resided)
Basilica del Voto Nacional
(interesting facts: built over several decades starting in 1926,
and rather than gargoyles there are turtles and iguanas)
Parque El Ejido
Some interesting log sculptures in the park
Back to our pretty room for the night.
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