Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II - Bosque Protegido de Puengasi
Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II is a guesthouse near Bosque Protegido de Puengasi.
- Location
- Bosque Protegido de Puengasi, Northern Andes & Cloud Forests, Ecuador, Central & South America
- Coordinates
- -0.196068, -78.432594
- Activities
- guesthouse
Frequently Asked Questions
How accessible is Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II from Quito, and what should we expect upon arrival?
We find Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II remarkably convenient, often recommending a private transfer from Quito which takes about 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic. Upon arrival, expect a tranquil, residential-like setting with lush gardens, a welcome contrast to the city's bustle, and a very warm reception from the hosts.
What kind of wildlife viewing opportunities are available directly from Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II, given its proximity to Bosque Protegido de Puengasi?
While not a traditional safari lodge, we love that the guesthouse's gardens and surrounding areas are surprisingly rich in birdlife, including hummingbirds and various passerines. We recommend bringing binoculars for early morning birdwatching right from your patio, and you might even spot small lizards or agoutis in the nearby forest edges.
What is the overall atmosphere and dining experience like at Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II?
The guesthouse feels wonderfully intimate and homely, offering a peaceful retreat where we always feel genuinely cared for. Meals are typically home-cooked Ecuadorian fare, often featuring fresh local ingredients, and we particularly enjoy the hearty breakfasts served on the terrace overlooking the gardens.
Is it safe to explore the area around Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II independently, and what local excursions do you recommend?
We consider the immediate vicinity of Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II very safe for leisurely strolls, and the local community is quite welcoming. For excursions, we highly recommend a guided hike into Bosque Protegido de Puengasi to appreciate its unique cloud forest ecosystem, or a visit to a nearby artisanal market for local crafts.
When is the best time to visit Urbanizacion Jardines del Este II for pleasant weather, and what essential items should we pack?
We find the dry season, roughly June to September, offers the most consistently pleasant weather with clear skies, though mornings can still be cool. We always pack layers, comfortable walking shoes for exploring, insect repellent, and a good camera to capture the stunning views and vibrant birdlife.
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- AREA DE DESCANSO
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- Cantú mx
- Casa Angelita
- CASA DE MI AMADA LUCY
- Casa de pocho
- casa esmilse
- Casa hogar dias felices
- Casa JPJ
- Casa Juan Carlos gato
- Casa Pablo
- CASA PATO GRANJA
- Casa pazmiño
- Casa Quito Sur
- Casa Rocafuerte
- Casita Borja Cerda
- casita monjas quito
- collacoto
- COMANDO CONJUNTO DE LAS FF.AA
- Conjunto habitacional Bosques del Chamizal
- Conjunto habitacional Jardines del Chamizal
- Conjunto Habitacional Luluncoto
- Conjunto Miravalle 3
- Conjunto Sierra Mirador
- Conjunto Valle Encantado
- Country Club la Armenia
- Dawns Lodge
- Doctora
- Ex Inefos Centro de capacitacion padres Capuccinos
- Hacienda La Siria
- hermana esmilse
- Hostal Castel
- Hostal Chillogallo
- Hostal La Tropicana
- Huasi Lodge Bed & Breakfast
- "Itchimbia Garden"
- Kinde House
- Latitud Ecuem
- Manzana 14P
- MI CASA S12-236
- mi casita
- Parque España
- Quinta Las Hiedras
- Santiago reascos Pifo
- Suites LeFontane
- Tia Angélica
- Tía Sonia
- ZONA CAMPING
Parks in Northern Andes & Cloud Forests
- Amagusa
- Bosque Protector Cushnirumi
- Bosque Protector de la Cuenca Alta del Rio Guayllabamba Area 1
- Bosque Protector Golondrinas
- Bosque Protector Los Cedros
- Bosque Protector Piganta
- Bosque Protector Tanlagua
- Bosque Protector Tulipe Pachijal
- Bosque Protegido San Juan
- Cerro La Luz
- Milpe Gardens
- Reserva Ecológica Cotacachi-Cayapas
- Reserva Ecológica El Ángel
- Reserva Geobotánica Pululahua
- Reserva Las Tangaras