Hotels in Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador
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Although it is not the capital of Ecuador, Guayaquil is the countrys most densely-populated city as well as the primary hub for aerial traffic, making it an important stop when entering and leaving Ecuador. Guayaquil, whose complete name is Santiago de Guayaquil, is in fact one of the most densely-populated cities on the planet.
Rich ethnic diversity adds to its enchanted location on the Eastern coast of the Pacific, to the extent that the city is practically filled with life and culture! Although it is known as a place of passage, the many people who have chosen to take up residence there enjoy a thoroughly contemporary lifestyle.
Guayaquil was founded in the 14th century, and was long known as an important port as well as an outstanding colony. Since then, small and constant changes, such as population increase and economic development, have attracted more and more inhabitants to put down roots in this city; although some use it as a stepping stone to find a better life elsewhere, they always maintain their ties with Guayaquil.
The climate of Guayaquil is tropical and highly affected by the presence of the ocean and the cold currents that bathe the city. Because of this, temperatures tend to be pleasant year-round, but sink lower in winter than in other latitudes that would otherwise possess a similar climate. Both the citys climate and its location encourage tourism in this enterprising city, where the visitor can enjoy the multitude of parishes that are both rural and urban. Guayaquils main attractions include: a stroll accompanied by the waves crashing on the Simón Bolivar levee, a visit to the museums, cafés and theaters or indeed a stroll along another of the saltwater levees. Although it does not display the colonial splendor of other South American cities, Guayaquil can pride itself on its vibrancy, a city in which activity never ceases and a demonstration of the true economic motor of Ecuador.
Rich ethnic diversity adds to its enchanted location on the Eastern coast of the Pacific, to the extent that the city is practically filled with life and culture! Although it is known as a place of passage, the many people who have chosen to take up residence there enjoy a thoroughly contemporary lifestyle.
Guayaquil was founded in the 14th century, and was long known as an important port as well as an outstanding colony. Since then, small and constant changes, such as population increase and economic development, have attracted more and more inhabitants to put down roots in this city; although some use it as a stepping stone to find a better life elsewhere, they always maintain their ties with Guayaquil.
The climate of Guayaquil is tropical and highly affected by the presence of the ocean and the cold currents that bathe the city. Because of this, temperatures tend to be pleasant year-round, but sink lower in winter than in other latitudes that would otherwise possess a similar climate. Both the citys climate and its location encourage tourism in this enterprising city, where the visitor can enjoy the multitude of parishes that are both rural and urban. Guayaquils main attractions include: a stroll accompanied by the waves crashing on the Simón Bolivar levee, a visit to the museums, cafés and theaters or indeed a stroll along another of the saltwater levees. Although it does not display the colonial splendor of other South American cities, Guayaquil can pride itself on its vibrancy, a city in which activity never ceases and a demonstration of the true economic motor of Ecuador.
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador
How much does it cost for one night in Guayaquil this weekend?
It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Guayaquil, the average price per night is 14 €, while you will pay an average of 7 € for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 35 €.
Which hotels in Guayaquil are closest to the airports?
Hostel Apart Guayaquil Aeropuerto and Pension Hostaling Guayaquil are the closest ones to Guayaquil-José Joaquín de Olmedo International .