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| Where to Stay in Ecuador > Andes Mountain Lodges |
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| Casa Mojanda |
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Greetings from Diego and Betti. As the founders of Casa Mojanda in 1996, we invite you to visit our Andean eco-lodge, resort and family farm in Otavalo, Ecuador. From a cozy rammed earth cottage, you will wake up to bird calls and breathtaking views of forested mountains, terraced farms and legendary volcanoes. During the day, you will immerse yourself in a splendid natural setting -- and learn about our thriving indigenous culture.
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| Black
Sheep Inn |
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The Black Sheep Inn is an inexpensive
ecologically friendly hotel high in the central Andes mountains
of Ecuador. Perched on a hillside our rural lodge is a perfect
place to discover centuries-old culture and diverse ecosystems.
Our comfortable hostel offers affordable accommodation and
provides you with a great base for day hiking, horseback
riding, mountain biking, acclimating and exploring indigenous
markets.
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San Jorge, Hosteria |
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If you want to stay in Quito in a quiet
and natura lplace, Hosteria San Jorge is the best option.
Located 4 km away from Quito on the flanks of Rucu Pichincha
volcano, San Jorge offers you activities such as birdwatching, mountain
biking, hiking and horseback riding. San Jorge has a restaurant,
games room and pool. All the rooms have been decorated in a rustic
style.
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Tambopaxi |
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Tambopaxi is an eco-tourism complex designed
as a recreation and acclimatization center, complete with
its own restaurant, hostel and camping site. Situated in
the Cotopaxi National Park, at 3,750m above sea level, the
site is surrounded by breathtaking views.
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Tourist Class
Quilotoa Lake Community lodge |
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You will stay in a native family lodge, a real moment
with an indigenous family in their own area, this real
experience make you taste the food, ancient habits and
music of the old inhabitants of the Andes.
The Quilotoa an active volcano with summit elevation 3914
m, his caldera is fulfilled by water, the last eruption
of volcano was almost 400 years ago.
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