PAID CONTENT FOR HACIENDA JIMENITA LODGE & WILDLIFE RESERVE
Hacienda Jimenita Lodge & Wildlife Reserve QUITO, ECUADOR
Just 15 minutes from Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport lies a place where time seems to stand still and nature invites guests to discover a more authentic side of Ecuador. Hacienda Jimenita Lodge & Wildlife Reserve is far more than a boutique lodge; it’s a sanctuary where biodiversity, cultural heritage and warm hospitality come together to create a memorable stay. Surrounded by native forest and Andean
landscapes, the reserve protects one of Quito’s last remaining natural ravine sanctuaries. Its network of trails winds through habitats home to more than 136 bird species, including colourful hummingbirds and a number of endemic species, making the hacienda an exceptional destination for birdwatchers, photographers and nature- lovers. Every walk reveals the ecological richness of an environment that’s been carefully preserved for decades. History is equally woven into the experience. At the heart of the reserve lies a pre-Incan archaeological tunnel, a vestige of the ancient cultures that once inhabited the region and today an important part of Ecuador’s cultural
heritage. Exploring the site offers a fascinating insight into the enduring connection between the landscape, the ancestral traditions and the country’s cultural identity. The hacienda’s character is reflected in its
accommodation. Rooms and suites, inspired by traditional Ecuadorian architecture, combine wood, stone and natural materials to create warm, inviting spaces that blend seamlessly with their surroundings. From birdsong at dawn to evenings spent beside the fireplace, every moment encourages rest and quiet contemplation. The culinary offering complements the
experience with fresh ingredients, many grown on the hacienda itself, showcasing traditional Ecuadorian flavours through a cuisine that celebrates local produce and respect for the environment. Conservation lies at the heart of Hacienda Jimenita’s philosophy. Forest protection, ecosystem restoration and responsible tourism initiatives demonstrate that memorable guest experiences can go hand in hand with preserving one of the world’s most biodiverse countries.
DON’T MISS Join a morning birdwatching walk through the reserve, when hummingbirds dart between the flowers and the forest is at its most alive
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Boutique suites with fireplaces • Private nature reserve • Pre-Incan archaeological tunnel • 15 minutes from the airport • Cuisine showcasing local produce • Sustainable tourism • Ecosystem conservation • Nature and heritage experiences
KEY ACTIVITIES • Birdwatching • Guided nature walks • Flora and fauna exploration • Horse-riding in the Andes • Cooking classes • Wellness centre
GET IN TOUCH •
jimenitalodge.com • +593 95 860 4606 •
ventas@jimenita.com • info@jimeneta •
instagram.com/haciendajimenita
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