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Casa Aliso Quito

Francisco Salazar E 12-137 y Toledo Quito, 4715, Ecuador

TravelPod Member ReviewsCasa Aliso Quito

“Beautiful, homey, and elegant”

kuhnglobaleyes 1 contribution
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Sep 6, 2011

Casa Aliso was absolutely perfect for our Quito stay. As a family of three we really appreciated the spacious room and homey feel, while the attentive staff and elegant surroundings were luxurious.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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