Ecuador Family Hotels
Traveling in Ecuador with your family can be a safe and enjoyable experience. Family hotels are aimed at travelers with children. Accommodations often have multiple bedrooms, as well as common areas where the whole family can spend time together. What's more, these hotels may have facilities that will keep your family smiling — swimming pools, game rooms, playgrounds, and more.
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La Selva Amazon Lodge
One of the first Amazon rainforest lodges in Ecuador, the award winning La Selva was completely remodeled and reopened in July of 2012 and has since become the premier eco lodge in the Ecuadorian Amazon. La Selva Amazon Ecolodge & Spa is located in a rainforest paradise bordering Yasuni National Park in one of the most biodiverse areas of the planet.
From $936
Hotel Solymar
Hotel Solymar prides itself on its views. Every room faces the waterfront, and the friendly animals that visit the hotel patio will allow you an up-close look at some of the island’s indigenous species.
From $306
Samari Spa Hotel
Baños de Agua Santa is a small town set in the lush hills of the Cordillera Oriental. This is a popular destination for adventurous travelers, and an excellent basecamp for hiking in the surrounding forests.
From $290
Swissotel
Swissotel Quito offers 275 upscale rooms and suites, each with a view of either the cityscape or one of the mountains that borders Quito. Use this vantage point for inspiration as you plan your exploration of the city.
From $286
Hacienda Manteles Hotel
Hacienda Manteles puts you in a gorgeous location for exploring Ecuador’s volcanic landscape. You’ll be able to see several impressive volcano peaks from the hotel — including the Tungurahua, Chimborazo and El Altar. It sits on its own 494 acres (200 ha) of cloud forest.
From $234
Hilton Colon Quito
The Hilton Colon Quito is set within the La Mariscal district of Quito. The hotel is in a great location and has reliably comfortable rooms.
From $234
Hilton Colon Guayaquil
Hilton Colon Guayaquil is conveniently located only a few minutes from Guayaquil’s international airport. This hotel has all the upscale amenities that one would expect from the Hilton.
From $229
Casa Playa Mann
As the name suggests, Casa Playa Mann Hostal is just a few steps away from the beach. It offers just 9 rooms, creating a boutique feel for this sandy escape. There’s a lovely shared sitting area that overlooks the ocean, and many of the rooms offer a view of the ocean.
From $208
Casa Opuntia Galápagos
Casa Opuntia offers 13 air-conditioned rooms for guests who are looking to get the complete Galápagos experience. You’ll be a short walk from the local beach, Playa de Oro, and the small town of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the capital of Isla San Cristóbal. Baquerizo is the best place on the island to look for a bite to eat. The Casa Opuntia Hotel was created to provide you rest and relaxation, away from the city environment, so you do not have TV service, telephone in the room, no room service; but, always offering a personalized service to all our guests. Wi-Fi just in common areas
From $183
Hotel Mercure Alameda
At Hotel Mercure in Quito, you’ll be located in the new side of Quito, with lots of restaurants and parks within walking distance. Quito’s main attraction, the historic district, is only a 5 to 10 minute taxi ride from the hotel.
From $180
Hotel Oro Verde Cuenca
Hotel Oro Verde Cuenca is located in Cuenca, Ecuador. It has comfy, modern rooms and several good restaurants.
From $144
Hacienda La Cienaga
This colonial estate has been here for 400 years, and although it has been updated for modern guests, the atmosphere here still offers a few old-fashioned charms. Staying here lets you experience a relatively isolated landscape in comfort. Hacienda La Cienega doubles as a farm, and you can see horses and llamas on the grounds.
From $123
Hosteria La Andaluza - Hacienda Chuquipogio
Hostería La Andaluza is just outside of Riobamba. It’s surrounded by the gorgeous terrain of the Central Sierra. This is a boutique hotel that celebrates the Andean crafting tradition. It’s on a plot of land where Spanish conquistadores settled, follow by many centuries of nobility.
From $118
Hotel del Parque Historico
You’ll find this hotel in a park, surrounded by some of Ecuador’s wildlife and animals. This elegant hotel comes complete with a spa and a chapel – a feature that blends in with the historical surroundings. As you walk around the park, you’ll see some of the charming, colonial-era architecture that make Guayaquil worth a visit.
From $655
El Septimo Paraiso
You can fill your agenda here with tours that take you to see butterflies, orchids, and tropical birds. Septimo Paraíso covers 170 acres (420 ha) of the lush Mindo Valley, and features profusions of colorful and exotic wildlife. Séptimo Paraíso has a total of 23 rooms, creating a boutique experience for travelers. There is a tour package included with a stay here, and it highlights some of the very best experiences that Ecuador’s cloud forest has to offer.
From $564
Angermeyer Waterfront Inn
This hotel has its own slice of the waterfront, set apart from the other hotels that line the shores of Santa Cruz. Looking out over the shoreline, you’ll see exotic birds and iguanas in their natural habitat.
From $426
Isamar Hotel
Isamar Hotel sits on Isabela Island’s beach, which is the largest island in the archipelago. Visitors come here for nature tours of the lava fields and to see large populations of Galapagos tortoises in the wild. This hotel is in Puerto Villamil, just a short walk from the island’s selection of restaurants and cafes.
From $229
Poseidon Hotel
Hotel Poseidon sits with its pool and main dining area facing the scenic beach of Manta, making it a lovely place to watch and sit the sunset. It also puts you a short distance from some of Ecuadorian coast’s most interesting spots for cultural exploration.
From $216
Hacienda Cusin
Hacienda Cusín offers an idyllic stay in the Ecuadorian countryside, in the mountainous terrain just outside of Quito. It replicates the charm of a colonial country estate and cultivates the natural beauty of the Ecuadorian Andes, with 8 acres (3 ha) of pristine grounds. These grounds have attractive gardens as well as roaming llamas, peacocks, geese, and horses, which add to the pastoral loveliness of the 400-year-old hacienda.
From $170
Montanita Estates
Montañita Estates puts you a short distance from the sun and the surf that have made Montañita one of Ecuador’s most popular beach towns. This hotel will cater to the beach bum and the gourmand – there’s something here for every type of hedonist.
From $144
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