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Living in an apartment (or room) in Ecuador

Discussion started by Spip47 on 2015-05-31

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Living in an apartment (or room) in Ecuador

Spip47 · 2015-05-31

What price should I expect to pay for a modest small apartment or a large room in a bedroom community in Quito? Are restaurants and food expensive? And which airline is best to travel from Montreal? Thanks for your answers

Living in an apartment (or room) in Ecuador

Danyflore · 2015-06-01

Hi, Maybe I misunderstood? Quito isn’t a bedroom community. You’re looking for a cheap room with a host family in Quito that’s really welcoming? I’ve got a great address, but to avoid any prohibited advertising on this site, I suggest you PM me if that works for you. Best, Danyflore.

Living in an apartment (or a room) in Ecuador

Spip47 · 2015-06-01

Hello, Maybe I misunderstood? Quito isn’t a bedroom community. You’re looking for a cheap room with a local host family in Quito who really knows how to welcome guests? I’ve got a great address, but to avoid any prohibited advertising on this site, I suggest you PM me if that works for you. Best regards, Danyflore.

Living in an apartment (or a room) in Ecuador

RastaLinda · 2015-10-26

Hi, could I have your extra address in Ecuador?

Living in an apartment (or a room) in Ecuador

Lopacoti · 2026-05-06

Hi, Quito is still quite affordable compared to many capitals. For a large room or a small apartment in a slightly outlying neighborhood, you can find decent places without blowing your budget, especially if you avoid the overly touristy areas. That said, between a house, apartment, shared flat, or a homestay, the comfort and lifestyle vary a lot depending on what you're looking for. And when it comes to food, if you eat local and at small restaurants, it stays really reasonable :)

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