Ecuador Accommodation,
Ecuador Pacific Coast

Grand Hotel Guayaquil

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The Grand Hotel Guayaquil is located next to the Metropolitan Cathedral and in close proximity of the riverside city centre and the main airport.

There are 182 comfortable rooms, some quite basic but with private bathrooms, comfortable beds, air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi and room service.

The hotel has 2 restaurants: a charming a la carte restaurant dating back to 1822 and a second offering a buffet service. There is also a bar and lounge area, business centre, gym, sauna, swimming pool, massage room, squash court, pool table, 24 hour reception, luggage storage, room service, laundry and dry cleaning service and safety deposit box.

Facilities

2 restaurants (a la carte, and buffet) bar and lounge, swimming pool, sun terrace, free Wi-Fi, room service, air-conditioning, luggage storage, laundry and dry cleaning, massage room, gym and sauna, pool table, safety deposit box and 24-hour reception.

Optional Activities

City tours of Guayaquil.

John Melton

Area Specialist

If you have any questions regarding our Ecuador tours, please feel free to contact me on +44 (0)1803 866965

Too many wildlife highlights to specify!

Bellavista Cloud Forest Lodge: Spectacled bears (mother and two cubs) along with three species of antpitta, cock of the rock lek, myriads of dazzling hummingbirds and numerous colourful forest birds especially tanagers and toucans (inc. plate-billed mountain toucan). Napo Wildlife Centre: Giant river otters fishing, two sloths, five scarlet macaws at the second clay lick, six species of monkey (including the golden-mantled tamarin), numerous forest birds (including vocal white-throated toucan and many-banded aracari from the canopy tower and blue-and-yellow macaw). Galapagos Islands: snorkelling with hammerhead sharks, rays, green turtles, sea-lions and penguins. Unbelievably tame birds, waved albatrosses, three species of booby, two species of frigate bird etc. Also, Galapagos hawk, Galapagos short-eared owl and confusing Darwin’s finches.

Mr S C - France