Built in the 16th century with plateresque and Mudejar style, the convent contains a number of notable treasures, such as the neo-gothic high altar, donated by Italian Dominicans in the 19th century. The interior of the church is decorated in the Mudejar style and is adorned with various works of art depicting the martyrs of the Order of Santo Domingo.

The coffered and frame worked central nave is decorated with intertwining motifs, while one of the most jealously guarded baroque jewels of the 18th century is the Capilla del Rosario, a bastion of Quito’s architecture. The architectural ensemble includes a remarkable religious museum.

Technical Specifications

	No. of people
Place	Cocktail	Theater	Banquet
Refectorio	400	300	200
Claustro principal (patio y corredor)	300	200	100
Total capacity	700	500	300

Other Services

Parking lot: 60 vehicles

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