Live the experience of a visit to Quito by staying in a 200-year-old house, which preserves the original vintage-style architecture, as well as modern touches that will make your stay totally comfortable, from a flat-screen to a stove. induction and a full stored fridge with a self made breakfast, rain shower (hot water), soundproof windows, excellent Wi-fi connection, and above all a short distance from the historic center, metro, bus, and taxi stops, all this in a safe neighborhood. The space Charming and spacious, this Suite is laid out on the ground level and opens to the authentic colonial courtyard, has a large living area offering a comfortable linen sofa, antique furniture, and a writing desk, as well as a bedroom area with Queen size bed a bright dining area with a glass roof and a bathroom with rain shower, stuffed with quality amenities, slippers, and cozy robes. A “tunnel” made of hand-pointed bricks leads from the living room to the dining room. Guest access The friendly little ‘barrio’ of San Blas is home to small family run restaurants, bars serving their own craft beers, shops and both the oldest church and covered market in Quito. The ‘Centro Historico’ is a short walk away and other parts of the city are easily accessed by bus or taxi. Quito’s first metro is opening soon and the house is close to several stations. Other things to note In this 200-year-old building, the first printing press in Ecuador was housed, and next to the oldest church in Quito that not only taught religion in Spanish but also in Kichwa, the language inherited from the Incas with a mixture of our cultures such as the Quitus, it is worth mentioning that it is rumored that this building is over 200 years old but its previous owners only had municipal documentation from 2 centuries ago.