Aija Hotels

"Such a lovely hotel.Such caring and helpful staff.They let us stay all day in our room on our check out day as we had a night bus to take at 10pm.There was no charge and the manager came with us to the bus station to help translate and get us on the right bus as our Spanish is not great."

"Staff so friendly and helpful "

"Room was clean and staff courteous "

"Tout était parfait "

"Although they did not speak English, (translator did the trick) the staff and the owner were extremely friendly accommodating and very ,very helpful. "

"Quick checking. We were all upgraded rooms. Friendly staff. Convenient and safe. Close to everything. Tours of all offered at front desk. 3rd time staying here in 10 years. Highly recommended. "

"This large hotel is impeccably clean. There's beautiful tile work and nicely furnished seating areas scattered around. The view of the mountains from the breakfast room is superb. It's on a quiet street but doesn't take too long to walk to restaurants. Be sure to text the property with your arrival time. The door is locked and it's not obvious how to get in. Drinking water is not provided but you can buy it there or at one of the little bodegas that are nearby. They stored our luggage and valuables while we were on our trek."

"The hotel was hard to find and the Google Maps route was incorrect. I finally found it using GaiaGPS. Staff were nice and friendly. The room was stuffy, dingy and not too clean. It did have a private bath. Breakfast is included, service was friendly but slow. Our rom looked out on a brick wall with barbed wire on top. It was pretty quiet."

"Excellent and super kind staff with genuine desires to help! A group of us stayed here for many days and all had a great time. A restaurant in the hotel opens at 7 AM and closes at 10 PM serves very nice foods. Areas within 1.5 miles radius are full of excitements with all kinds of street vendors, all within walking distances. This hotel is very close to the city center, where courts, local police, national police and first responders are located. So, naturally, it is safe area to be. High mountain peaks are all viewable and hiking trails can lead to the local hill top that is approximately 11,000 feet above sea level, roughly 2 miles of walking. Once you’re on the top, you can see the whole Huaraz city."