Lima Hotel Guide - National Institute of Civil Defense hotels in Lima, Peru.

"Good location, good value"

"An amazing hotel. Great staff. Rooms were clean and amazing. The best hotel on this Lima trip. Great location "

"Very nice spot close to the Miraflores boardwalk and John F. Kennedy Park."

"Fine"

"The room is spacious and comfortable, with plenty of space to relax. The air conditioning unit is quite old; although it worked, it had its quirks when turning it on and off. The main issue was the shower. The water pressure was very low and the flow came out with little force, which made showering less satisfying. I mentioned it to the hotel staff, but they explained that this was the maximum water pressure they could provide. Overall, the room is acceptable, but the water pressure in the shower is something they should definitely improve."

"Good"

"The Hotel staff were very helpful, the hotel was, clean, modern, and well located"

"The hotel outdoor parking seemed secured enough, there is not enough space to park at front when it gets busy. The staff was always ready to help, kind, and courteous. Breakfast was really nice and flavorful. I enjoyed the Omelette with veggies, fresh fruit, and juice. The chef was always checking-in... I definitely come back again. Thank you!! "

"This was located in a very nice area and was also a beautiful place. I arrived at almost midnight and the person in the lobby only spoke Spanish (as might be expected in Peru). Unfortunately, I had not been sent all of the necessary information from Hotels.com including the keycode for the door. I was able to contact the property manager and they were able to send me the door code - but all of this took at least 30 minutes when I would have rather been in bed. The property manager was great, but much of this could have been avoided if I was more familiar with this type of rental. There was no mention that the apartment did not have air conditioning. This is common in Lima, but the temperature was quite warm. "