Lima Hotel Guide - First Pisco Museum hotels in Lima, Peru.

"The villa looked nice but there was a few big inconveniences, first some sheets in the rooms were dirty and and stained, the kitchen was dusty also and many of the utensils were full of cob webs...coffee machine was full of mold... there was a rooms behind the kitchen that was not mentioned or introduce to us...full access of the villa was limited due to the jacuzzi next to the sauna being already out of order due to maintenence that was not previously mentioned... the villa also isn't equipped air conditioners instead the left us 2-3 dusty fans for the night heat and humidity, we were warned about the isolation of the villa from the super markets, cities and other necessities but we'd never thought it would be this extreme... it is quite dangerous to travel through at night due to the poorly lit streets and if you plan to go out at night, you will be out of luck because no Uber gets the the villa or refuse to take you. We were provided with a taxi company but they don't take calls after 9 PM...if you decide to return to the villa late at night you might find the roads towards the villa closed off, unfortunately the host told us the same night that it happened apparently the roads close at random and there was no one there to open them so we ended up paying a higher fare so that our taxi could find another route to the villa...sadly we ended up leaving before the check out date due to a very unpleasant experience... the only thing I will the host very responsive and John did"

"Not worth the price "