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Hotel Colonial San Agustin
Star rating : 3.0
Centrally located in the Historic Downtown Quito, with class and rich history, the Hotel is located just few steps from the city's main attractions.
Rooms
See AllStandard Single Room Having your comfort in mind, we have upgraded the rooms with room-darkening drapes, ultra-comfortable beds, dawn comforters and white bed linens, both 100% cotton and hypoallergenic.Our rooms are decorated with a theme of Ecuador's natural biodiversity and all furniture made and design by local artisans.We offer complimentary WiFi in all rooms and public areas of the Hotel.The bathrooms were recently renovated. The rooms are equipped with:1 Bed full sizePhone, desk and security boxFree WiFiFlat TV with cable (DirectTV)WardrobeDesk & chairOne bottle of waterHeaterSafe boxPatio or City ViewAmenities: shampoo, soap and hair dryer. Iron & iron board by request.White towels 100% cottonHousekeeping service is offered daily.After a day of traveling enjoy complimentary purified water at the lobby.Standard Double Room Having your comfort in mind, we have upgraded the rooms with room-darkening drapes, ultra-comfortable beds, dawn comforters and white bed linens, both 100% cotton and hypoallergenic.Our rooms are decorated with a theme of Ecuador's natural biodiversity and all furniture made and design by local artisans.We offer complimentary WiFi in all rooms and public areas of the Hotel.The bathrooms were recently renovated. The rooms are equipped with:2 Beds full sizePhone, desk and security boxFree WiFiFlat TV with cable (DirectTV)WardrobeDesk & chairOne bottle of waterHeaterSafe boxPatio or City ViewAmenities: shampoo, soap and hair dryer. Iron & iron board by request.White towels 100% cottonHousekeeping service is offered daily.After a day of traveling enjoy complimentary purified water at the lobby.Standard Triple Room Having your comfort in mind, we have upgraded the rooms with room-darkening drapes, ultra-comfortable beds, dawn comforters and white bed linens, both 100% cotton and hypoallergenic.Our rooms are decorated with a theme of Ecuador's natural biodiversity and all furniture made and design by local artisans.We offer complimentary WiFi in all rooms and public areas of the Hotel.The bathrooms were recently renovated. The rooms are equipped with: 3 Beds full sizePhone, desk and security boxFree WiFiFlat TV with cable (DirectTV)WardrobeDesk & chairOne bottle of waterHeaterSafe boxPatio or City ViewAmenities: shampoo, soap and hair dryer. Iron & iron board by request.White towels 100% cotton Housekeeping service is offered daily.After a day of traveling enjoy complimentary purified water at the lobby.
About Us
Read MoreBuilt in the 19th century, Hotel Colonial San Agustin is a boutique hotel located right in the center of Quito's historic downtown, just few steps from the city's main attractions: Independence Plaza, La Compania de Jesus Church, and others.
Hotel Colonial San Agustin is a place where you could experience a rich history and architecture back to colonial times. The hotel was recenlty renovated, the interior was decorated to reflect the ambience of Quito in the early 1900s and was equipped with the lastest technology offering free WiFi.
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Attractions
See AllPlaza de la Independencia Plaza de la Independencia (Independence Square), or colloquially as Plaza Grande, is the principal and central public square of Quito. This is the central square of the city and one of the symbols of the executive power of the nation. Its main feature is the monument to the independence heroes of August 10, 1809, date remembered as the First Cry of Independence of the Royal Audience of Quito from Spanish Monarchy. The square is flanked by the Carondelet Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Archbishop's Palace and the Municipal Palace.Iglesia La Compañia de Jesus It is among the best-known churches in Quito because of its large central nave, which is profusely decorated with gold leaf, gilded plaster and wood carvings. La Compañía is one of the most significant works of Spanish Baroque architecture in South America. It is Quito's most ornate church and (according to some observers) the country's most beautiful.Iglesia and Museo de San Agustin, Plaza Huerto San Agustin The Iglesia de San Agustín is a historic 16th century structure. It is situated at the intersection of Calle Chile and Calle Guayaquil.San Agustín is one of the seven monumental churches of the 16th and 17th centuries whose main portico was built on stone in the Spanish Baroque Architecture style.The interior of the church houses a series of paintings by Miguel de Santiago depicting the life of St. Augustine.Calle La Ronda La Ronda is a 2 or 3 block street located at the southern old town, crossing across the Arco de la Reina (Queen's Arch - 1720). It is a picturesque well restored place where you can find typical ecuadorian food, handicrafts, helados de paila (typical ice cream), the best handmade chocolates, and local art.Iglesia, Plaza and Convento de San Francisco San Francisco was the first church built in Quito. Construction began in 1535, just 1 month after the Spanish arrived and it took more than 100 years to finish. A group of archaeologists have discovered that San Francisco was built over an Inca temple, which is the reason the actual church is much higher than other structures in Quito.Like La Compañía, San Francisco is an important baroque church, but the latter is much larger. The ceilings have a beautiful Moorish design. In the entryway, as in La Compañía, you will notice images of the sun, which were used to lure indigenous people to the Christian religion. Throughout the church are combinations of indigenous and Catholic symbols.The baroque altar in the front of the church has three important sculptures: The top is El Bautismo de Jesús (The Baptism of Jesus); the bottom is a representation of Jesús de Gran Poder (Almighty Jesus); and the middle is probably one of the most important sculptures in Ecuador, the original La Virgen de Quito (The Virgin of Quito), designed by Bernardo de Legarda. (La Virgen de Quito was the model for the huge winged angel on the Panecillo.)La Virgen del Panecillo The Virgen de El Panecillo stands on a hill in the center of Quito, visible from almost everywhere in the city. Not only is it the tallest aluminum statue in the world, it’s also the world’s tallest winged representation of the Virgin Mary.Iglesia de la Basilica It is one of the most breathtaking structures in all Ecuador. Constructed on San Juan Hill, the Basilica del Voto Nacional looms over the city and can be seen from anywhere in Quito. This breathtaking Catholic Church was the idea of Father Julio Maria Matovelle, and after years of persuasion, a design was commissioned from Emilio Tarlier, a French architect, who also oversaw construction. Inspired by a wonderful cathedral that was built in Bourges, Tarlier began drawing up the plans in 1890, which they alone took six years to complete. On 10 July 1892, construction work on the Basilica del Voto Nacional begun, to become the biggest gothic cathedral in Latin America.Museo de la Ciudad This first-rate museum depicts daily life in Quito through the centuries, with displays including dioramas, model indigenous homes and colonial kitchens. The 1563 building itself (a former hospital) is a work of art. There are also a number of temporary exhibitions. Entry is free on the last Sunday of the month.Parque Itchimbia For its spectacular vantage point over the Historic Center, for the families who come to fly kites during windy summers, for its crystal palace, for its trails, weekend recreation, nature, and peace… Itchimbía Park is a must-visit.The Itchimbía Cultural Centre is located on one of the most important hillsides in the city of Quito, at 2,900 metres. Not only does it afford stunning panoramic views, encompassing the historic centre, the modern city, the Pichincha Volcano and the snow-capped peak of Cayambe, but it was also a sacred site for the civilisations which preceded the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors.Mitad del Mundo Mitad de Mundo consists of one dominant monument, smaller monuments that lead up to it, a small village that has been constructed around the equator site and a quaint museum.The Equatorial village that has been constructed around the monument has been built to closely resemble an authentic village and includes homes, a church, stores and even a cockfighting ring. Here visitors will be able to purchase keepsakes, explore the little shops and enjoy refreshments. The smaller monuments situated nearby stand as a memorial to the men who lost their lives in the wars.The Museo Inti Nan is where the great adventure lies. It is built on the true equator and has a signpost that will indicate when you are standing in the center of the earth.Capilla del Hombre and Casa Museo Guayasamin This art museum is home to a large selection of intriguing artworks by Oswaldo Guayasamín. It also houses Guayasamín's private collection of art. Guayasamín is considered one of the greatest artists in Ecuador and his works are truly insightful. The Fundación Guayasamín Museum is situated on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside. This it offers visitors great inspiration, both inside and outside its walls.Museo Templo del Sol, Pintor Ortega Maila Museum temple of the sun painter Ortega Maila is a masterpiece constructed by the indigenous painter and sculptor Ortega Maila after a great research of design and ancestral architecture to maintain his art and Andean culture. Museum of the sun The painter Ortega is a work constructed by the painter and indigenous sculptor Ortega Maila after a great investigation of design and ancestral architecture to maintain its art and its culture.The Temple of the Sun in one of its emblematic rooms exhibits an impressive collection of works, including paintings and sculptures, which makes one feel the greatness and depth of the race, the diversity and richness of the feeling of one of the best artists in the world.Teleférico de Quito The Teleférico de Quito runs from the edge of the city centre up the east side of Pichincha Volcano to lookout Cruz Loma.It is one of the highest aerial lifts in the world, rising from 3,117 m (10,226 ft) to 3,945 m (12,943 ft). The ascent takes about twenty minutes, traveling 2,237 linear metres.Casa del Alabado Casa del Alabado is a Precolumbian Art Museum. The museum is located in a colonial house built in the 17th century during the Spanish Colony. It houses a collection of over 5,000 archaeological pieces, 500 of which are on permanent display.
