Blu Galapagos Hotel perches on the ocean on Santa Cruz Island. The hotel blends modern luxury with its surrounding natural beauty for an exquisite accommodation experience. Surrounded by local wildlife and mangroves, it's a great base for exploring the Galapagos Islands.
Blu Galapagos (formerly The Galapagos Habitat) offers a lot of room choices, but all are fresh, bright, and comfortable. Neutral tones allow the natural beauty of the outside to shine in. Standard rooms offer great privacy within the mangroves and are ideal for solo travellers too. The superior rooms are larger and either have an ocean or mangrove view. Junior suites can accommodate three and have an ocean view and balcony. There are five deluxe suites, which can be triple or quadruple, with the addition of single beds. These suites have an expansive terrace and large windows to capitalise on the view. The Darwin Suite includes a lounge and surrounding floor-to-ceiling windows.
The Cuarto de Lobos lounge is a waterside area perfect for relaxing by the ocean and watching sea lions. Arbol de la Vida reading point is beautifully appointed with comfortable chairs and hammocks ideal for spending time reading. Yoga and massage services are also available. Unlimited hot chocolate, coffee, tea, and ice are always available for guests on an honesty system. A mart is located in the hotel's shop, and you’ll find snacks and souvenirs here.
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