Hotels in Pichincha, Ecuador

Pichincha is a province in Ecuador's Andes, home to the active Pichincha volcano overlooking Quito. The climate is mild year-round, with daytime temperatures around 70°F (21°C) and cooler nights, making it perfect for hiking the Rucu Pichincha trail in the dry season (June to September), or exploring Quito's colonial old town during the rainy months (October to May) when prices drop. If you're into history, you can visit the Middle of the World monument, where the equator line is marked, and see live folkloric music from Andean bands using panpipes and charangos.