🌿 5⭐ Host • Chic Apartment in City Center | Fast Wi-Fi | Walk to Downtown 🌿 Whether you're here for business, leisure, or a weekend escape, this stylish and fully-equipped space offers everything you need for a relaxing stay. 🌇 Location Highlights • 5-minute walk to downtown shops, cafes & restaurants • 5-minute walk to Mall Del Sol and San Marino Shopping. • 15- minute drive to Las Penas and Malecon • Safe, quiet neighborhood with private parking within the building. 🛏 The Space • One-bedroom apartment with a comfy queen bed and 50 " Smart Tv • Bright living room with pull-out sofa and 50” Smart TV • Fully-stocked kitchen with coffee, tea & basic cooking essentials • High-speed Wi-Fi – ideal for remote work • Air conditioning & heating • In-unit washer & dryer • Exclusive access to a cinema room, pool, gym, and social area. 🧼 Clean & Safe Professionally cleaned after every stay with attention to sanitization. Fresh linens and towels provided. 💬 We’re just a message away if you need anything before or during your stay. Book now and enjoy your stay in Guayaquil!

We’re thrilled to host you and help make your stay unforgettable. Whether you're visiting for rest, adventure, or business, we’re here to make sure you feel at home from the moment you arrive. Hosting isn’t just a job for us. It’s a joy. Whether you prefer total privacy or friendly conversation, we adapt to your style. Your comfort is our priority.

A short local guide around Torre Millenium 1. Malecón Simón Bolívar Malecón 2000 Just minutes from Torre Millenium, this celebrated boardwalk along the Guayas River stretches over 2.5 km. It’s lined with gardens, cafes, sculptures, fountains, museums, and outdoor eateries. Ideal for strolls or riverside dining experiences. 2. Las Perla Ferris Wheel Located at the northern end of Malecón 2000, this 57 m-high Ferris wheel. Ecuador’s largest offers spectacular panoramic views of the river and city skyline. Each air‑conditioned gondola ride lasts about 12 minutes and is especially magical at sunset or night. 3. Las Peñas & Cerro Santa Ana This picturesque historic neighborhood features colorful colonial houses, art galleries, quaint cafés, and narrow cobblestone streets leading up the 444‑step staircase to Cerro Santa Ana. Once at the top, stunning views, a small lighthouse, cannons, and artisan shops await. 4. Torre Morisca (Clock Tower) An iconic Moorish-style clock tower right on the Malecón, it was built between 1930 and 1931. Since 2023, the upper floors have been open to the public (Thu–Sun), offering a unique city-river vista. 5. MAAC – Museo Antropológico & Arte Contemporáneo Modern and cultural at once, MAAC is a riverside museum showcasing over 50,000 archaeological artifacts and around 3,000 modern artworks, including pre-Columbian and contemporary pieces. Truly one of Guayaquil’s top cultural venues. 6. Parque Histórico Guayaquil A short drive away, this open‑air historical park combines reconstructed colonial buildings, traditional Ecuadorian animals, a botanical garden, and cultural exhibitions. It offers a vivid taste of the region’s history and environment. 7. Parque de las Iguanas & La Rotonda In the historic center, you’ll find the the famous green iguanas fed by visitors in a shady park and the sculptured Rotonda monument commemorating the meeting of Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín in 1822. Both are walkable from the riverside area.