Boutique Hotel Mansion Alcazar, Andes

Dining: experience the very best cuisine in an intimate and relaxing atmosphere. Cuisine reflects both pride in the Ecuadorian culinary tradition and expertise in preparation of international specialties. Only the finest products from local farms are used. Even the most discerning palates will be inspired.
A list of carefully selected South American wines complements your dining experience.
Opens everyday for: Breakfast (07:00 - 10:30); Lunch (12:30pm - 02:30pm); Dinner (07:00pm - 09:30pm).

Bar: enjoy exquisite drinks and wines in an intimate and original spot.
Open from 05:00pm to 11:00pm

Facilities and services include:
- GARDEN: Enjoy the peacefulness in a quiet ambience.
- CHAMPAGNE LOUNGE: Enjoy the exquisite interior design, carefully chosen furniture, objects of art and wonderful crystal chandeliers bring back the "old days of colonial living" in one of Ecuador's most beautiful cities.
- LIBRARY: Great book collection in all languages.
- TV ROOM: Equipped with a big screen TV, DVD and VHS.
- INTERNET: Complementary internet service 24 hours a day and WI-FI in social areas.

The city: Surrounded by mountains, traversed by four rivers, and home to beautiful 14th- and 15th- century architecture, Cuenca surprised nobody when it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

In the Old Town, you will find Parque Calderón and other colonial parks and plazas, neighborhoods that date back to the first days of the Spanish conquest of the area, and religious art museums showcasing some of Ecuador's most impressive artwork.
Also to be admired in this area are architecturally impressive buildings and churches such as the Old and New Cathedrals, Santo Domingo, San Sebastián, and San Blas, to name but a few. The city is also famous for hosting the International Art Fair.

The most impressive of the city's many museums are as follows: Banco Central, Casa de la Cultura, Conceptas Convent, Remigio Crespo Toral, Artes Populares de América, Arte Moderno, and Instituto Azuayo de Folclore.
With so much cultural heritage to offer the tourist, it's no surprise that Cuenca was chosen as the Cultural Capital of the Americas in 2002.