Lima - Hotel Recommendations

[World Travel 69]

Call them:

http://www.limaperuhotels.net/en/type/love-hotels-28/

does anyone know the cost of short term motel for one hour? Thanks.

[Chotu]

does anyone know the cost of short term motel for one hour? Thanks.

[World Travel 69]

It covers the area where the Chicas would be working, Miraflores.

Lots of Chicas do not want to travel too far away from their area of work.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?h...961763548&z=15

[CazaBlanca]

Does anyone have any experience with guests at the Fairfield? I couldn't see it on the google map list from earlier in this thread.

If not I will test and report back.

[Jny88]

Anyone know if the Hyatt centric, or jw Marriott in Miraflores are Chica-friendly?

Did you ever get an answer? I would like to know as well.

[JBorn]

Anyone know if the Hyatt centric, or jw Marriott in Miraflores are Chica-friendly?

[Chaviqueso1]

There might be a couple new hotels there but, yes, the map is essentially up to date.

J. J.

Looks like the map doesn't cover San Isidro hotels much. Is anyone familiar or have used the Hampton by Hilton in San Isidro? Chica-friendly?

[Jack Jericho]

Here is a Map of Hotels around Pizza Alley.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?h...633565372&z=16

Does anyone know if this map is up to date? It indicates that El Pardo Doubletree is girl friendly. Seems like a good area, and I have Hilton status.

Thanks!

There might be a couple new hotels there but, yes, the map is essentially up to date.

J. J.

[RMundi000]

Here is a Map of Hotels around Pizza Alley.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?h...633565372&z=16

Does anyone know if this map is up to date? It indicates that El Pardo Doubletree is girl friendly. Seems like a good area, and I have Hilton status.

Thanks!

[Miraflorino]

I decided to book an AirBnB for my upcoming trip to Lima. It's an entire 1 br apartment in Miraflores. Has anyone had a bad experience in an AirBnB, either generally or in regards to bringing back friends?

I figured it was a good idea because I may try to pick up some non-pros and having an apartment may help differentiate me from the average hostel tourist. But I could still cancel an get a hotel. Any thoughts?

Hi Likemflat,

General speaking:

Hotel Pros: Hotels have an easier check-in. With a hotel, what you see is what you get. Hotels won't cancel on you with short notice. Hotels have a concierge. 24/7 reception. Room service.

AirBNB pros: You get to experience the city as a local. Cheaper than a hotel in most cases. It is more convenient for a medium-term stay.

I have many friends that they rent their places, and they have them on AirBNB, I guess you could do it! Miraflores is a safe place! You won't have problems!

[Likemflat]

I decided to book an AirBnB for my upcoming trip to Lima. It's an entire 1 br apartment in Miraflores. Has anyone had a bad experience in an AirBnB, either generally or in regards to bringing back friends?

I figured it was a good idea because I may try to pick up some non-pros and having an apartment may help differentiate me from the average hostel tourist. But I could still cancel an get a hotel. Any thoughts?

[On The Side]

If you meant Swissotel then yes. I met someone in the bar for a few drinks and then went up to my room. She didn't show her ID nor did anyone question her.

Hi,

Is Swiss hotel in Lima girl friendly? Thanks.

[On The Side]

Thanks for the intel! Could you share where you found the company for the hour?

I spent the night at the Costa Del Sol (Whyndam). It is actually inside the airport.

I had a woman visitor and everything went smoothly. No extra charge. She showed up at 11 pm, showed her DNI to the reception, came up to my room for an hour and left.

This hotel is literally 5 minutes from where you exit Immigration and Customs and similarly 5 minutes by foot to the checkin area.

[World Travel 69]

Here are a few.

http://www.besthotelslima.com/search...hemeID%5B%5D=1

Will have a few hour layover in Lima and am interested to know if their are any decent hospedajes close to the airport to spend a few hours in with a friend?

Thanks.

[Member #4643]

I spent the night at the Costa Del Sol (Whyndam). It is actually inside the airport.

I had a woman visitor and everything went smoothly. No extra charge. She showed up at 11 pm, showed her DNI to the reception, came up to my room for an hour and left.

This hotel is literally 5 minutes from where you exit Immigration and Customs and similarly 5 minutes by foot to the checkin area.

Will have a few hour layover in Lima and am interested to know if their are any decent hospedajes close to the airport to spend a few hours in with a friend?

Thanks.