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Casa García GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR


For many travellers, Ecuador’s appeal lies in the variety of experiences found within a remarkably compact country — from the Pacific coast and the Andes to the Amazon rainforest and the Galápagos Islands. Yet, beyond its landscapes, Ecuador is also defined by its people, traditions and a culture of hospitality that places connection at its heart. This welcoming spirit inspired Casa García


boutique hotel. Long before it became a hotel, the property was the home of the García family, who chose to preserve its character and transform it into an intimate retreat. Rather than adopting the formality of a conventional hotel, Casa García maintains the warmth of a private residence, offering guests a more personal way to experience Ecuador through local recommendations. Located in the leafy neighbourhood of Entre


Ríos, Casa García combines a peaceful residential setting with convenient access to Guayaquil’s cultural, commercial and gastronomic attractions. Only 10 minutes from José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport, it provides a practical base for both short stays and longer journeys in Ecuador.


With just 10 individually designed rooms, the


boutique hotel focuses on a personalised approach to hospitality. Days begin with a delicious breakfast that celebrates the country’s natural incredible diversity, featuring tropical fruits, locally roasted speciality coffee and regional ingredients. It’s often the starting point for discovering the city through recommendations from the team, from family-run restaurants and artisan shops to local cafes. Guayaquil and its surrounding areas offer


plenty to explore. Samborondón has become a notable culinary destination, where chefs are reinterpreting coastal traditions using Ecuador’s exceptional produce. Beyond the city, colourful Las Peñas, the riverside Malecón 2000 and the Churute Ecological Reserve showcase the region’s mix of history, nature and contemporary culture. For travellers beginning or ending a wider


Ecuadorian adventure, Casa García provides a welcoming place to pause. Few destinations offer such diversity in one journey, allowing visitors to move from the Pacific coast to the Andes, the Amazon or the Galápagos within a single trip.


DON’T MISS Ask Casa García’s team for their local recommendations and uncover Guayaquil’s hidden cafes, restaurants and artisan spots


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Boutique hotel in a restored family home


• Personalised hospitality • Only 10 minutes from Guayaquil International Airport


• Wi-fi & smart TV • Tranquil courtyard • Gateway to Ecuador’s Coast, Andes, Amazon & Galápagos


• TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice hotel


KEY ACTIVITIES • Curated local recommendations • Cultural & culinary experiences tours & fishing trips


• Private events • Wellness treatments


GET IN TOUCH • casagarciahotel.com • +593 98 283 4359 • contacto@casagarciahotel.com • instagram.com/casagarciahotel


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