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Rincon Escandinavo Quito

Leonidas Plaza N24-306 y Baquerizo Moreno Quito, Ecuador

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelRincon Escandinavo Quito

And so it begins....

A travel blog entry by larapaxton

After a pretty early start on monday 1st November i arrived at Gatwick airport at about 5:50am, i checked in, said my goodbyes and got on my first flight which was with Delta Airways to Quito via Atlanta. The first flight was pretty good and i managed to sleep for quite a bit, the crew and service was great and we arrived early.

I had a …

Quito

A travel blog entry by larapaxton

I woke up pretty early, but kept snoozing! i finally got up and looked out the window but it was pretty grey and cloudy. Also i didnt want to go out too early as it is a national holiday in Quito today as it is the 'All souls day'

So today was pretty chilled, and i knew i had another full day back here in a few weeks. It also meant that i …

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Bus Bound

A travel blog entry by bobnkaren

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... even took the chip out of the camera and put it in my pocket--see, no pictures and I waved my innocent hands and smiled big.

After being shuffled back and forth a bit, the second guard took us to a third guard ( I still had my private armed escort) who spoke to a fourth who scurried into the consulate and came back with a web address. Register online, he said.

So the cab ride there was just for fun, but it did give us another look at the city. Wow. ...

My last days in summer

A travel blog entry by knaeve

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... normal bus which took another 40mins. Once there we went to the equator (a yellow line on the ground) and took some pictures. There really wasnt much more to do. So we had a batido, wandered through the gift stores and then went to find the bus back. The first bus that passed said it was going right into town to the stop that we got onto the bus/tram, so we took that one. After about 50 minutes the bus driver told us to ...

Quito

A travel blog entry by annatom

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... so dermassen viele Touris dies tun wollen, dass die Regierung Ecuadors begonnen hat, die Ströme zu regulieren, limitieren (und natürlich dafür eine Gebühr von 100 USD erhebt), ist es so gut wie unmöglich, und auch nicht besonders spannend, die Inseln auf eigene Faust zu erkunden. Da wir aber trotzdem unbedingt hin wollten, begannen wir, uns in den tausenden reisebüraus von Quito zu informieren.

Schnell beschlossen wir, dass eine Tour, ...