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Pet-Friendly Hotels in Guayaquil

A modern interior with a seating area, a kitchen, and a dining space.

1. Holiday Inn Guayaquil Airport by IHG

Guayaquil

$110 total

Dec 12 - Dec 13

A breakfast table with various foods and a view of a park through a window.

2. Unipark by Oro Verde Hotels

Downtown Guayaquil

$74 total

Nov 20 - Nov 21

A spacious indoor area with a central open space surrounded by seating arrangements and a pool.

3. Radisson Hotel Guayaquil

Kennedy

$87 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A buffet setup with various food items and a seating area with tables and chairs.

4. Sheraton Guayaquil Hotel

Simón Bolívar

$109 total

Nov 27 - Nov 28

An outdoor seating area with wicker chairs and a table, a glass wall with a reflection, and hanging orange lights.

5. Hotel Puerto Pacifico Guayaquil Airport

Garzota

$68 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

6. Ibis Styles El Malecon Guayaquil

Downtown Guayaquil

$68 total

Nov 27 - Nov 28

A living room with a sofa, a small table with a lamp, and a dining area with chairs and a table.

7. Casa Serena

Simón Bolívar

$29 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs, a bar, and a view of the city skyline.

8. Doubletree By Hilton Guayaquil

Downtown Guayaquil

$98 total

Nov 20 - Nov 21

9. Hotel Cityzen Guayaquil

Downtown Guayaquil

$42 total

Nov 26 - Nov 27

A room with wooden flooring, multiple chairs, a table with a green tablecloth, and various potted plants.

10. MundialCity Hotel Guayaquil

Simón Bolívar

$49 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A hotel room with a large bed, a bedside table, a nightstand, a lamp, a telephone, and a painting of a whale.

11. Hotel Air Suites

Simón Bolívar

$46 total

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A pool area with lounge chairs, a waterfall, and tropical plants.

12. Iguanazu Bed & Breakfast

Guayaquil

$112 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A multi-story building with a sign reading 'HOSTAL MILENIO' on the facade.

13. HOTEL MILENIO

Downtown Guayaquil

$17 total

Dec 6 - Dec 7

A hotel with a modern facade, a prominent vertical light feature, and a sign reading "HOTEL SADA".

14. Hotel Sada

Downtown Guayaquil

$47 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A modern interior with a sofa, teal ottoman, and a table with a vase of flowers.

15. The Park Hotel

Downtown Guayaquil

$63 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A multi-story building with a symmetrical facade, large windows with ornate iron railings, and a central entrance with a black door.

16. Hotel The Royalty Inn

Simón Bolívar

$70 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A hotel entrance with a sign reading "HOTEL Presidente."

17. Hotel Presidente Internacional

Downtown Guayaquil

$32 total

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A hotel lobby with a modern ceiling design, a reception desk, and a seating area.

18. NP Hotel & Suites

Guayaquil

$67 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A hotel room with a large bed, a bedside table, a nightstand, and a mirror on the wall.

19. Tropical Inn

Guayaquil

$38 total

Nov 17 - Nov 18

20. Hotel Suites Guayaquil

Simón Bolívar

$41 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Top neighborhoods in Guayaquil

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Las Peñas

Las Peñas showcases Guayaquil's history through its colorful 400-year-old wooden houses and cobblestone streets. Climb Santa Ana Hill to discover the lighthouse, chapel, and breathtaking views of the Guayas River. Local art galleries and studios line Numa Pompilio Llona Street, offering a glimpse into Ecuador's rich artistic traditions. The neighborhood connects to the Malecón 2000 boardwalk for scenic riverside strolls. Small cafés serve traditional Ecuadorian dishes like encebollado on river-view terraces. Boutique guesthouses in restored colonial buildings offer historic charm with modern amenities. Though steep cobblestone streets require sturdy shoes, the area's walkable nature makes exploring this cultural gem a delight.

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A densely packed urban area with numerous buildings and a prominent tower on a hill.

Puerto Santa Ana

Stroll along Puerto Santa Ana's scenic malecón where the Guayas River meets upscale charm. The revitalized waterfront buzzes with outdoor dining, trendy shops, and art installations that showcase Guayaquil's creative spirit. Colonial-style buildings house boutique businesses while the iconic lighthouse offers perfect sunset photo ops. Dining options range from fresh ceviche spots to international cuisine with riverfront views. Modern luxury hotels and high-rise apartments dominate the accommodation scene. The area's pedestrian-friendly design makes exploring a breeze, with river taxis and the Metrovía connecting you to downtown attractions.

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Urdesa

Urdesa's tree-canopied boulevards bring together sidewalk cafés, boutique shops, and upscale eateries along Victor Emilio Estrada Avenue. Art lovers can explore galleries and design studios tucked between residential streets, while foodies dive into everything from innovative Ecuadorian cuisine to international flavors. The neighborhood strikes that perfect balance of local daily life and tourist-friendly spots. Getting around is a breeze with city buses, readily available taxis, and pleasantly walkable streets shaded by tropical trees. Accommodation options range from boutique hotels to upscale guesthouses in converted mansions. When night falls, the avenue transforms with rooftop bars and wine lounges where both visitors and locals gather.

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Kennedy

Kennedy offers a genuine slice of everyday Guayaquil life, away from tourist hotspots. This residential neighborhood boasts convenient shopping at San Marino Mall and Policentro where you can browse alongside locals. Sports fans might catch a match at Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera Stadium while hungry travelers can sample authentic Ecuadorian dishes at family-run comedores. Small guesthouses and budget-friendly hostals provide affordable places to stay with a personal touch. Getting downtown is simple via taxis or ride-shares that reach central Guayaquil in about 15-20 minutes. The peaceful streets and welcoming locals make Kennedy perfect for travelers seeking authenticity over tourist attractions.

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Alborada

Alborada lets you experience authentic everyday Ecuadorian life without the tourist crowds. This residential haven in northern Guayaquil offers quiet streets perfect for morning strolls and people-watching. Kids kick soccer balls in small parks while families chat on front porches. The Albocentro shopping complex and La Rotonda Shopping Center buzz with locals going about their day. Budget travelers will appreciate the affordable dining scene where family-run comedores serve hearty lunches for a few dollars. Mid-range hotels and apartments provide clean, comfortable bases at reasonable prices. Getting around is easy with frequent city buses and plentiful taxis connecting you to downtown attractions like City Mall.

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Top landmarks in Guayaquil

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Malecon 2000

9.2/10 (1,617 reviews)

Malecon 2000 is worth a pic or two when discovering Rocafuerte.

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About the destination

Spend time appreciating the cathedral, and checking out the seafood restaurants in Guayaquil. Plan a fun excursion to Banco Pichincha Monumental Stadium and Sports Federation of Guayas while here. While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Riocentro Los Ceibos and San Marino Mall.