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Where to Stay in Quito

Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods

⚠️ Caution💰 Budget: USD 30/day🚇 Good Transit☀️ Best: Jul, Aug, Sep📶 WiFi: Good

Our pick for digital nomads

Stay in La Floresta

Has a growing number of cafes with good Wi-Fi and co-working spaces in an artistic setting.

Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads

Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Quito

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La Floresta

Mid-range

A bohemian and artistic neighborhood filled with independent boutiques, cafes, and galleries.

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  • +Unique independent shops and eateries
  • +Relaxed and creative atmosphere
  • +Less touristy than La Mariscal
  • -Can be a bit spread out
  • -Fewer major tourist attractions within immediate walking distance
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Historic Center

Budget

A UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning colonial architecture and vibrant plazas.

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  • +Incredible historical significance
  • +Abundant cultural attractions
  • +Very affordable
  • -Can feel crowded
  • -Some areas can feel less safe after dark
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La Mariscal

Mid-range

The vibrant heart of Quito's nightlife and a hub for international travelers.

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  • +Abundant restaurants, bars, and clubs
  • +Good access to public transport
  • +Plenty of accommodation options
  • -Can be noisy at night
  • -Some areas feel overly touristy
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Guápulo

Luxury

A historic, cliffside neighborhood with stunning views and a tranquil, artistic atmosphere.

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  • +Spectacular panoramic views of Quito
  • +Peaceful and romantic atmosphere
  • +Unique historical architecture
  • -Steep terrain, not ideal for those with mobility issues
  • -Limited dining and shopping options within the immediate area
  • -Requires transport to reach most other attractions

WiFi & Remote Work in Quito

Quality

Good

Avg Speed

25 Mbps

Free WiFi

Cafes, restaurants, shopping malls, some public parks.

Coworking

Selina La Floresta (approx. 10-15 USD/day), Impact Hub Quito (approx. 15-20 USD/day).

Daily Budget (Budget)

USD 30/day

Community Hostel dorm bedUSD 10
Menu del dia at a local 'hueca' (small eatery)USD 5
Multiple bus rides within the cityUSD 2
Wander through El Panecillo and admire the viewsUSD 0
Explore the historic center on foot, visiting plazas like Plaza GrandeUSD 0
Visit the Compañía de Jesús church exterior (entry fee is extra)USD 0
Street food like empanadas or fruit juicesUSD 3
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Hidden Gems in Quito

Lesser-known spots the locals love

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El Patio de las Comidas

A cluster of local eateries often found within or near markets, offering authentic and affordable Ecuadorian dishes. It's the perfect place to try traditional stews, empanadas, and juices, away from the tourist crowds.

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2 areas to be cautious about

Read our full safety guide for Quito