Tangara Guest House in Guayaquil

zuletzt aktualisiert am 05.01.2010

Safe, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, Tangara is located in a house of the sixties, in a residential neighborhood of northern Guayaquil. Rather than staying in a hotel, you will feel at home and close to the local life. A school, a church and the main university in the city are our closest neighbours. Being close to the airport we should expect, eventually, the noise of planes over the neighborhood.   Guests share the living room and the dining room and have free access to the kitchen and a pleasant garden, which offers the chance of watching many local plants and bird species. The staff dining room, Labodega, is also available for our guests during lunch time.   Free travel advice by the in-house travel agency that offers mainly communitary and nature tours to the ecuadorian Amazonia, andean highlands, Galapagos islands and the coastline. Our rates include breakfast (between 07h45 and 10h30), unlimited internet and WiFi area, local and national telephone calls and airport pick up upon arrival in Guayaquil.   IMPORTANT: Balance due on arrival should be paid in cash only (sorry, not credit card or traveler checks) and 12% tax should be added.

Weitere Informationen

• Checkin ab 12:30 Uhr möglich
• Checkout bis 12:00 Uhr

Wichtige Hinweise

Payment is to be in cash on arrival.

Wegbeschreibung

To use our airport pick-up service, you should email us details of your point of origin, airline, flight number, and estimated time of arrival in Guayaquil. If you requested an airport pick up, please look for someone with a sign with your name written, once you leave the luggage clearance area in Guayaquil airport. If for some reason you will do it on your own, you can take a taxi from the airport, most drivers will know where the guest house is.

From the bus terminal many drivers may not know where we are, in which case you should tell them first to go to Ciudadela Bolivariana (name of the neighborhood) which is located close to the University of Guayaquil. Once in the neighborhood, they should look for Manuela Sàenz street (Paralell to Delta avenue, where the university is), which is behind the main entrance of the neighborhood church, and then for the corner of O`Leary street, where you will find a concrete wall with a white fence and a small sign with our name.

Taking public buses in the city is not recommended but, for those who dare doing it, you may check for a bus line called Eben-Ezer, that comes from the bus terminal and the airport and passes along Delta avenue, where you may disembark in front of the university (building of Administrative Sciences), then walk across O`leary street to the corner of Manuela Sàenz.

Check for a map of the area in www.tangara-ecuador.com