thanks to David Sasaki for this info
Staying at Hostería La Andaluza is like passing through a portal back to the colonial era. This inn in Chimborazo Province is part of a hacienda that’s more than 300 years old. Simón Bolívar once stayed at La Andaluza. In fact, you can request the room where he reportedly slept. It’s been turned into a master suite that’s become a favorite for honeymooners. It’s $205 a night for two people.
Hardwood floors, high adobe walls, windows and a flared roof covered with clay tiles, are the architectural features reminiscent of the Andalusian style. In 2012, an entrepreneur and passionate antiquarian decided to buy the property and make it a lodge-museum. He recreated the colonial atmosphere in the 11 rooms. It gets cold in Chimborazo, so modern heating was installed. Hostería La Andaluza is part of Hacienda Chuquipogio. It’s north of Riobamba.
http://www.elcomercio.com/tendencias/arquitectura-diseno-hacienda-hosteria-decoracion.html