Hostel Mia Leticia B&B Quito

Nestled in the heart of the Andes mountains, Mia Leticia Hostel Quito boasts a unique setting overlooking a 3 km wide water-filled caldera, formed by the collapse of a volcano dating back over 800 years, with remnants visible to this day. Adjacent to this natural wonder lies the iconic Middle of the World monument, marking the exact location of the Equator that gives Ecuador its name, alongside historic details of the Franco-Spanish geodetic mission of the 18th century. Exploring the vibrant city is a breeze from Mia Leticia, with the renowned Teleférico of Quito just a stone's throw away, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the local culture. A short distance away, Independence Square beckons visitors with its array of adorned churches and historic landmarks, all within walking distance for leisurely exploration. Dining options abound in the vicinity, with local restaurants famed for their steamed trout and traditional delicacies, ensuring a culinary journey not to be missed. For a touch of history, a visit to La Ronda Street for a delightful meal amidst colonial architecture is a must, setting the scene for a memorable evening in the historic district. Those seeking adventure will find the surroundings ideal for outdoor pursuits, with numerous routes and trails catering to various sport enthusiasts, from low-impact hikes to adrenaline-pumping climbs. The unique landscape offers diverse ecosystems, from the Andean moorlands to lush tropical jungles, providing a visual feast for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Conveniently situated just 45 km from Mariscal Sucre Airport, Mia Leticia Hostel Quito offers a cozy retreat with comfortable rooms, traditional hot water showers, and a tranquil inner patio perfect for relaxation after a day of exploration. With its strategic location and blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Mia Leticia Hostel Quito beckons travelers to immerse themselves in the charm and allure of Ecuador's capital city.