Highlights

  • Sample the colourful delights of Guayaquil
  • Enjoy al fresco Ecuadorian dining
  • Relax in the rooftop pool & hot tub
  • Sip cocktails on the panoramic terrace

Guayaquil is more than a Galapagos stopover; stay a couple of days and you'll be charmed by everything from its scenic riverside barrio to its famous square framed with lively bars. And, with its waterfront setting and modern exterior, the Wyndham is one of the city's best offerings. Settle into oversized guest rooms with fabulous city views that feature all the mod-cons, alongside a heated rooftop pool, hot tub and signature spa treatments. Come evening, Ecuadorian dishes are enjoyed al fresco on the waterfront terrace, finished off perfectly with a cocktail at the panoramic bar.


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From sprawling guest rooms and suites, enjoy stunning river views alongside plush pillow-top bedding, free WiFi, an iPhone docking station, complimentary bathrobes and 43-inch flat screen TVs. Upgrade to a Junior Suite and you’ll also enjoy use of a private Jacuzzi.

Alongside a state-of-the-art fitness centre, the heated rooftop pool offers gorgeous city views, with food and drinks available to order, as well as a hot tub which you can privately reserve. There’s also a spa that's perfect after long sightseeing days, offering a sauna and steam as well as myriad signature treatments.

Enjoy a sundowner at the rooftop bar terrace before you sample the delights of the onsite restaurant, host to a daily breakfast buffet – think eggs made-to-order, meats, ceviche, homemade juices and much more. Excellent Ecuadorian and international dishes are served come evening, using organic ingredients fresh from the market alongside a fabulous South American wine list – taken al fresco on the waterfront terrace. Finish it all with a cocktail at the stylish Numa Bar. Naturally, there’s 24-hour room service if you'd rather dine from the comfort of your room.

With temperatures in Guayaquil rarely dropping below 30 degrees year-round, you could simply relax by the pool, but it's well worth heading out to explore. Just moments from all the city's delights, you're well-placed for a stroll along the famed Malecon 2000, known as the 'Simon Bolivar promenade' that runs along the Guayas River. Then, don't miss Santa Ana Hill’s art galleries and tiny cafes, home to the iconic Santa Ana chapel and lighthouse for panoramic city views, as well as the colourful houses of the Las Penas neighbourhood.

 

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