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Hotel Colonial
At a Glance
- Authentic atmosphere, near plenty of dining options
Pros
- Additions mar beauty of old house, somewhat off the beaten path
Cons
Hotel Colonial Review
Elaborately carved wooden balconies accentuate the facade of this mustard-color colonial-style hotel, part of the small San Agustín chain. A huge fireplace dominates the lobby, where a graceful arch leads to the airy restaurant serving traditional fare. Religious relics such as heavy iron crosses decorate the common areas found on every floor. Rooms leading off the wrought-iron staircase have nice touches like wood wainscoting and beamed ceilings. One especially nice touch is the minuscule bar, with a vault ceiling and padded wallpaper on the walls. Here, beside the antique upright piano, chat with other guests as you enjoy a pisco sour.
- Address: Commandante Espinar 310, Lima, 18 | Map It
- Phone: 01/241-7471
- Website: www.hotelessanagustin.com.pe
- Location: Miraflores
Contact Information
- 34 rooms.
- Restaurant, bars, business center.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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