Hotel Patio Andaluz

... other constructions at other places given its ample space and elegance… Using the plans of the house of Patio Andaluz the houses of the Marquis of Villacis and Villaverde were constructed, being evidence of the importance this magnificent ...

... night porter ushers us into the lobby, it is as if we have stepped into a Spanish colonial villa, not San Salvatore, but the Patio Andaluz, our home for 10 days. I love our room instantly. It looks out onto the glass roofed patio of the dining room, ...

... city. Old Town is quite dangerous at night, so we decided to head straight to a restaurant in a very cool hotel called El Patio Andaluz. The hotel is in a 400-year old house that was once owned by Ecuador's first president, Juan Jose Flores. I would ...

... the city by night.  Now before going to Andalucia, I had made a "to-do" list as well, and tasting Gazpacho Andaluz (a cold tomato soup that is an Andalucian specialty) was pretty much the only thing left on it... unfortunately we only had that night, ...

Quito Museums Quito’s museums show us the great cultural richness, which made out of Quito one of the Humanity Patrimony declared. We can find different issues: religious and colonial art represented in paintings, sculptures; aborigines and ...