San Pedro de Riobamba
Simple, colonial elegance.
Overview
Setting
In heart of Riobamba, across from the Railway Station.
Set in the heart of Riobamba’s downtown, this hotel makes the perfect stop over for anyone travelling on Ecuador’s famous ‘Devil’s Nose’ train journey. With very friendly, welcoming and personalised service, the hotel was originally a house of a worker from the Ecuadorean railway worker which has been fully rebuilt and refurbished, though keeping its original colonial style.
Insider Knowledge
It is from here that you can take one of the most famous train journeys in the world. The train journey between Riobamba and Alausi is part of a railroad that was originally built to connect the Andes with the coast, considered to be one of the world’s best railway engineering feats. This scenic railroad travels over a series of switchbacks as it zigzags down the steep mountainside, along river valleys and small villages and has to negotiate the Nariz del Diablo (the Devil’s Nose), offering not just a thrilling ride, but spectacular views of Chimborazo.
If you would like any more information or to chat over the details of the trip we would be delighted to help. Telephone
01482 872 716 for more information or
email us today.
Facilities
Rooms
Nine double rooms and three suites. Each room has Cable TV, WI-FI, private bathroom with either shower or bath.
Rates
Single room $71, Double $97, Triple $112, Family Suite $138 including continental breakfast and 22% tax
Check-out
Noon, though flexible depending on availability.
Amenities
- Room service
- Internet access
- Restaurant
- Bar
Food & Drink
The hotel has a café where a continental breakfast is served. For evening meals and lunch, there are
Activities
The city of Riobamba is capital of the Chimborazo province, which is home to spectacular Andean scenery and colourful indigenous communities.
If you would like any more information or to chat over the details of the trip we would be delighted to help. Telephone
01482 872 716 for more information or
email us today.






