Hilton Garden Inn Lima Miraflores

"Bra frukost och service. Det här är min tredje gång på hotellet. Han stannar också på min nästa resa."

Aloft by Marriott Lima Miraflores

"Awesome hotell som är mycket väl beläget i Miraflores, personal är super vänliga och rum är mycket rymliga, moderna och rena.Frukost är 58 solsängar vardera men är lysande och service är bra.Så bra att stannade igen under vår Peru-resa."

Aku Hotels

"Hotellet är trevligt och rent.Personalen är otroligt snäll, det fanns ett problem med frukost på min bokning och de löste det på några minuter.Helt rekommenderat!!"

Best Western Plus Urban Larco Hotel

"The hotel is very conveniently located, close to the ocean, shops, banks, and a large shopping center. The breakfasts were great, and the room was large, clean, and comfortable. I recommend it."

Sori Apartments

Tierra Viva Miraflores Larco

"Vänligt, hjälpsamt.Platsen är centralt belägen och promenad till lokala butiker restauranger och scener."

Radisson Red Miraflores

"It is a hotel in Miraflores, and the location is good. It is very close to Larcomal Shopping Mall. There are also many good restaurants nearby. The staff is also friendly."

Second Home Peru

"The location was great for visiting the Barranco area but relatively far from other main attractions of Lima. The hotel has a great ambiance with lots of art pieces throughout the gardens and the rooms. Very nice ocean views and lots of spaces to relax and hang out (weather permitting) throughout the property. Breakfast was good too! The setting and the service definitely had a "home" vibe to it!"

Larq'a Park Rooms

"Allt gick bra, bara det rum som står inför Main Street är för bullrigt.Det enda rum som står inne är tyst och mysigt.Platsen är mycket bekvämt!"

Hostal Jovita

Ana Frank Boutique Hotel

"I would have given 5 stars but the stay was made uncomfortable by a xenophobic comment made by the owners. Ms. Ana was kindly explaining to us the things we could do around the city, when we asked her if it was safe to go out at night. She laughed and said that Peruvians don't steal, only Venezuelans do and then asked us "have you had issues with them already?". This is unacceptable behaviour for someone who works in tourism for different reasons: 1. You are setting people up against another group of people, in this case inmogrants and refugees. 2. I doubt Ms. Ana or Mr. Frank know all the Venezuelans in Peru, and while a small group of Venezuelans do steal, kidnap and such (which I'm not denying), the majority of the Venezuelans in Peru and other places are good spirited people who are trying to contribute to the societies they live in while working and keeping out of trouble. 3. Peruvians have also emigrated and faced xenophobia throughout recent history, so I find unbelievable that someone would have so little emphathy and, frankly, lack of education and taste, to make such a comment."