Run by a friendly Ecuadorian-Belgian couple, this round-walled art deco boutique is a favorite with the arts-poetry-and-chunky-glasses set. With just five rooms, it's a cozy affair. The rooms are sparse but quite airy, and the bathrooms have solar showers and elegant stone accents. There is a fun cafe on the main floor, making this a good spot for night owls.
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