Hotels in Quito

Quick overview of staying in Quito

Staying in Quito offers a modest spread between the most affordable and most premium options—the top tier runs at roughly 1.8 times the bottom tier—so upgrading a room feels noticeable but not extreme. The best value sits in the premium tier, which represents the smartest balance between cost and comfort for most travellers.

How hotel classes compare and who they suit

Economy options are at the entry level and sit below the premium tier in price, appealing to budget-conscious travellers who prioritise basics over extras. The premium tier occupies the sweet spot for many visitors, offering better comfort and quality without jumping to the highest rates. The biggest step up in price is from premium to luxury, and that jump is where travellers should decide whether the additional spend is worth a more upscale experience. Luxury sits above the rest and suits those wanting a more indulgent stay and willing to pay noticeably more.

When travellers from Australia typically book

Rates are lowest in December and highest in May, so December is the period that best suits a budget-led trip. Rooms here are typically secured around five weeks in advance, and that lead time rises further in the priciest month—so if you’re travelling in May consider locking in earlier rather than leaving plans flexible.