2 Best Hotels in Lima, Peru

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There's no shortage of lodging in Lima. Across the city, flags wave above the doorways to hotels, indicating that international travelers are welcome. If you have some money to spend, the capital has some astonishing accommodations. For something special, bypass the towers of glass and steel and opt instead for such charmers as the Country Club Lima Hotel, Hotel B, or Second Home Peru.

Hostal El Patio

$ | Av. Ernesto Diez Canseco 341, Lima, Peru Fodor's Choice

Flowering gardens, trilling exotic birds, purling fountains: this converted quinta on a quiet Miraflores side street oozes charm from every terra-cotta tile of its Andalusian architecture. A series of shaded terraces allows guests to relax after a day of sightseeing, while the common areas beguile with their displays of Peruvian knick-knacks. The hotel has no restaurant, pool, or spa, but for those who prize aesthetics and location, this is one of the pleasantest lodgings in Lima.

Pros

  • Unbeatable lodging for this price point
  • Oasis-like vibe due to abundant greenery
  • Quiet yet central location

Cons

  • Showers could have better water pressure
  • No heating or air-conditioning
  • Some rooms have more local color than others
Av. Ernesto Diez Canseco 341, Lima, Peru
01-445-8209
Hotel Details
23 rooms
Free Breakfast

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3B Barranco's Chic and Basic Bed and Breakfast

$ | Jr. Centenario 130, Lima, 04, Peru

Budget-conscious travelers appreciate this modern B&B's sleek accommodations, convenient location, and reasonable rates. Guest rooms are simple but functional, with wooden floors, small baths, and cable TV. Most rooms on the ground floor overlook tiny atria, but those on the second floor are brighter. At the lodging's center is a spacious lounge decorated with paintings by local artists where breakfast is served and a computer is available for guest use. The house is located on one of Barranco's quieter streets, a short walk from restaurants and nightlife.

Pros

  • Quiet rooms in a peaceful area
  • Reasonable rates for budget travelers
  • Useful amenities

Cons

  • Short on personality
  • Decor is dull in places
  • Place fills up fast
Jr. Centenario 130, Lima, 04, Peru
01-247–6915
Hotel Details
16 rooms
Free Breakfast

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