This restored Belle Epoque mansion was once a summer house for a wealthy family from Lima. In 2013 Hotel B opened its doors as Lima’s finest boutique hotel just as the Barranco district got a facelift and seeded the buzz of Peruvian food and art that became a global phenomenon. The 20 charming suites contain large pieces of striking contemporary artwork (there are more than 250 works of art around the hotel). The rooftop terrace and internal courtyard provide a peaceful retreat. The 1920s bar is a lively space to take in the buzz of Lima. Out and about, discover dozens of excellent art galleries and restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. Try not to spend less than two nights here – we guarantee you will want to stay longer!
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A shining example of how hospitality and community can work symbiotically, 43 luxury cottages, dotted around extensive gardens, each little home decorated with local artwork.
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Setting a new standard for luxury river voyages on the Amazon, the 205-foot Aqua Nera draws inspiration from the Peruvian Amazon’s mystical black water lagoons, bearing the signature style that Aqua Expedition ships are known for.
The Kentitambo is a small lodge surrounded by lush vegetation from were to explore Kuelap, Revash, the fascinating mummies in the Leymebamba museum, Gocta, all while relaxing and just enjoying life in this very remote corner of the Peruvian Amazonian Andes.
Housed in a revamped 1940’s mansion in the Miraflores district, this boutique property offers a blend of eclectic-modern-urban-cool and true sense of place, offering another great option amongst Lima’s most recent luxury small hotels.
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A unique accommodation choice, offering luxury tents and stone casitas in a rural setting in the heart of the Colca Canyon Valley.
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