Hotel San Sebastian Quito

... are still traveling through the Andes. We've decided to break these long trips into stages from now on. We checked into the Hotel San Sebastian for 7,500 pesos (about $28) per night with bathroom, TV, frig, and wireless internet. It's an old hotel and ...

... . The city was later moved to its present location and was refounded on 6 December 1534 by 204 settlers led by Sebastian, who captured Ruminahui and effectively ended any organized resistance. Rumiñahui was then executed on January 10, 1535. ...

... nice and we decided not to challenge on this occasion. After lunch we walked along Avenido Gran Colombia towards the Plaza de San Sebastian. We passed yet another incredible church, Santa Domingo, which was open and we went inside to yet again be awed ...

... próxima. No quería dejar la autopista. Por fin, a paso de tortuga, veo un cartel de gasolinera a 20 Km. Respiro tranquilo y quito las luces de emergencia, salgo del arcén y mi motor vuelve a rugir como el mismísimo diablo cabreado. Tengo puesta ya la ...

... how to use it. The drive has also mastered arts of Beeping and he has done so quiet a lot during our short trip to San Sebastian Hotel. By the time we arrived at the hotel we were fully awake and ready for street hustlers. To our surprise once we got out ...

... met in Quito and was on another tour. The next afternoon after class and going "home" for  lunch, we went to Plaza San Sebastian and admired the church and fountain there. Then we walked down to the River Tomebamba and along a lovely cobbled path, ...

... ). We wandered for most of the first day after getting settled. We visited a couple of the main plazas, Plaza de San Francisco and Plaza de Sebastian. We also explored the Cathedral de la Immaculoda Concepcion (it is the one with the sky blue domes). We ...