San Jorge Eco-Lodge near Quito is a traditional 18th Century Spanish Hosteria situated among 200 acres of native flora and fauna in the Pichincha Foothills, just 17 minutes from Quito airport. Here you will find a comfortable and relaxing Eco-Resort atmosphere with exotic gardens and courtyards in a peaceful, rustic mountain setting. Each guest room features traditional décor, fresh flower arrangements and a private bath with hot shower. Room categories are deluxe and standard with accommodations for up to 70 guests.  Some deluxe rooms offer balcony with view. The facility has a swimming pool, sauna, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi, game rooms, conference rooms, museum, and airport transfers 24/7. Experience the healing powers of our spring-fed medicinal mountain water under the shadow of the Pichincha Volcano. Our colorful El Cucayco Restaurant, overlooking the valley of Quito, features fine Ecuadorian and international cuisine. All guests receive individual attention by the inn's owners and accommodating staff.

NEW ** The construction of our new eco-lodge at San Jorge de Milpe Reserve will be completed by December, 2006. This brand new lodge is located in the Subtropical Rainforest near Mindo, with its beautiful pristine birding trails, running rivers, cascading waterfalls, observatory decks with panoramic views, 60 varieties of orchids, plus over 450 species of birds. Hammocks are strung for relaxing in comfort and watching the birds at their feeders. You can even spot birds through the windows of your room! This brand new eco-lodge has the comfort, rustic elegance and spectacular scenery of a rainforest lodge making it the ideal retreat for some of the best birdwatching in Ecuador.

For student groups we offer co-ed dormitories with shared bath.  For business meetings and seminars, our eco-lodge has conference room facilities for up to 200 people.

San Jorge Eco-Lodge is a place where travelers can map out the adventures of their choice; whether it be enjoying some of the activities offered at our four private reserves such as birdwatching, hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking, or participating in cultural, education and eco-tours.