I spent one night in Lima. The hotel was clean and comfortable with a good size room, although unfortunately mine was internal with a curtained window to a hallway. The breakfast area was a feature with large glass windows facing the street. The buffet selection was excellent. The area was safe, which I believe is not the case everywhere in Lima. A 10 to 15 minute walk to the Larcomar shopping area is worth the effort. It is a shopping area built into the side of a cliff overlooking the ocean, surrounded by a park; a good place for cheap takeaway food.

We stayed here for one night at the beginning of our South America trip. Miraflores was recommended by our travel agent, and the Casa Andina is in a great location - a few minutes walk from the main square, bars and restaurants, which the friendly girl on reception was happy to direct us to.

The room was clean, spacious and air-conditioned, though quite simply decorated - however it more than met our needs for one night. Free wifi is available throughout the hotel upon collection of a password from reception, where they also have a fridge full of cold drinks for purchase (which we did after our evening out), a very handy amenity.

The breakfast was great (my husband particularly enjoyed the scrambled eggs!) - overall a very pleasant start to our trip, would have been nice to have stayed another night to explore Miraflores some more.

This is definitely the better choice of the two moderately priced Andina Classic hotels. As the name correctly indicates, it is right in the center, steps from the main artesanal shops and the central park. The hotel staff was most helpful, the breakfast ample, and the rooms comfortable and clean. Despite its location, the hotel was relatively quiet. In our opinion it offers one of the best bargains in Lima.

I can't think of anything negative to say about this Peruvian chain of hotels. They are clean, modern, and well staffed. Their breakfasts are very good too.

You will most likely only run into tourists in these types of hotels: families, older adults, some tours.