Hotel Presidente Internacional

Guayaquil


A traditionally outfitted doorman is a surprise in this worn-down part of the city; however, the nine-story Presidente is real value considering the polished-wood floors, quality bathrooms and low-key artwork – there’s even a small gym and Jacuzzi.


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