I was there twice on business. It is a little old. Rooms are small and clean, but there was a unpleasant smell in the carpet. I reported it, however when I came back some weeks after, to the same room, the smell was still there. Restaurant is very simple, but it is a choice if you dont want to go out. This is a neighbourhood with plenty of good restaurants. Breakfast is poor. The gym is very old and dont have good equipment, it is better to go jogging in the Olivar Park.Common areas require more attention, stairs are dirty. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

I stayed here for one night due to a cancelled flight. I ate at the rooftop restaurant for dinner and had a delicious pasta and complimentary pisco sour. I had to leave at 3.30am and they even offered to make a continental breakfast before departure!
The bed was very comfortable (the best sleep I've had in south America) and the shower was great too. I didn't get to see much of the neighborhood as I arrived late and left early, but there seems to be nice shops and Japanese restaurants. I would love to stay at this hotel again.

One of the most important features of this hotel is the staff at the front desk. I have never seen in a small hotel such an eagerness to help. They negotiated prices with taxi drivers for us, they resolved boarding pass printing issues, they recommended restaurants, and they alerted us to unsafe areas, all the while inviting us into the bar for a complimentary pisco sour. The management spoke English and took us gently under their wing. This special effort made our visit to Lima extra special.

This place is a small hotel with only about 40 rooms. Room is clean. Breakfast is located on the top floor (it has elevator) and the food is fine. The room has complimentary bottled water and heater. There's free internet access. The staff are helpful and it also provides currency exchange at a reasonable rate. Everything is up to standard of the peruvian 4-star hotel. The only drawback is that the hot water only runs for around 15 minutes. Each toilet has its own small water heater, so after running it for about 15 minutes, water becomes cold and you have to let it take a rest... It is in San Isidro. Unless you're on a business trip here, Miroflores may be a better location.