Hotels in Lima, Peru

While there are some buses in Lima that will bring you to nearby cities and the local airport, the city itself does not have many public transportation options for traveling between neighbourhoods. However, quite a few areas in Lima are known for being walkable, and the city is also driver-friendly, meaning that a rental car is a convenient option for transportation as well. If you’re hoping to stay in an area that is largely accessible by foot, look for hotels in Lima that are in the neighbourhood of Miraflores, such as the stylish Montreal Miraflores Hotel Boutique.

Those that are traveling to Lima for work may be interested in staying in the neighbourhood of Miraflores, as this is the city’s business district. Choose from a selection of different comfortable hotels in this area, like the ibis Lima Reducto Miraflores. Tourists often prefer to be in the region of Lima Centro, as it puts you in close proximity to many of the city’s historic sights. The Hotel Continental Lima is centrally located in the heart of this district. If you’re a return-traveler, you might be interested in San Isidro, a more residential neighbourhood that is next to Miraflores and has a large selection of art galleries and museums. Pueblo Libre is a quiet and secluded area that is still well connected to the rest of the city, making it a convenient choice for those planning a vacation with their significant other. You’ll find a few different hotels in this neighbourhood, including the Casa Aika.

See some of the region’s impressive architecture by paying a visit to the Plaza De Armas De Lima, an attraction that is in the historic centre of town and considered to be the birthplace of the city. This building is in the neighbourhood of San Miguel, where there are many Lima hotels to choose from, like the comfortable Santa Maria Hotel Lima. Learn about military history at the Gold Museum, which is placed in the neighbourhood of San Borja. There are quite a few cheap hotels in Lima in this area, including the Hotel Las Lomas that is within walking distance of the museum. The Park of the Reserve is a nice place to go if you want to spend some time in the city’s natural scenery. You will find it in the neighbourhood La Victoria, a walkable distance from the affordable Hotel Maxys Grau.

Miraflores, which is considered to be the commercial heart of Lima, has many restaurants and bars to choose from, including eateries that serve traditional Peruvian food, up-scale restaurants, and stylish cocktail bars. If you want to book hotels in Lima that are in this neighbourhood, there are quite a few for you to choose from, including the Luxury Hotel Inkari. Barranco is the city’s vibrant bohemian district, and is filled with street food, Basque cuisine, and hip dive bars. You can find cheap hotels in Lima that are in the centre of this neighbourhood, such as the ibis Larco Miraflores.

3 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Lima.

A hotel room in Lima will generally set you back around £52 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

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