Hotel Antigua Miraflores
Peru
Visit Huaca Pucllana nearby for a glimpse into ancient Peruvian history.
Hotel Antigua Miraflores provides guests with an authentic introduction to Peru's rich cultural heritage. Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Miraflores, this hotel is perfectly positioned for visitors wishing to explore both the historical and modern aspects of Lima. Just a short stroll away are local attractions such as Huaca Pucllana, the oceanfront boardwalk near Larcomar, and the well-known Parque Kennedy.
The hotel is housed in a Spanish-colonial style mansion, or casona, that maintains the original charm and aesthetic of its historical roots. With features like tiled floors, stunning chandeliers, and intricate woodwork, the ambiance of the hotel offers a delightful glimpse into post-colonial Peru. The thoughtful preservation of the structure allows guests to experience the elegance of a turn-of-the-century mansion alongside the amenities expected in a contemporary hotel. Attention to detail in decor and design is matched by the attentive and friendly service provided by the staff, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
On-site dining is organized to ensure health and safety, with breakfast options available a la carte by reservation. The virtual menu accessed via QR code allows guests to choose dishes conveniently. The focus on maintaining a charming yet safe environment extends through the entire hotel, as thorough disinfection protocols are in place to safeguard all visitors.
Hotel Antigua Miraflores provides an enriching experience for those looking to explore the cultural and historical attractions of Lima. The preserved elegance of the mansion coupled with modern-day comforts makes it a suitable venue for travelers interested in both leisure and historical exploration.
Reviews
An exceptional find in the heart of Miraflores Lima. The boutique hotel offers the best in service, rooms, and casual dining. There is something unique to see and examine around every corner of the property. It is a short walk to the Pacific Ocean and Malecon park. The opposite direction are restaurants and bars to suit any palate. The rooms are furnished in traditional furnishings of wood and the bathroom is adequate for one.
Set in a beautifully restored historic house, the hotel combines traditional elegance with modern amenities. The rooms are spacious, clean, and cozy, while the staff is exceptionally friendly and attentive, making guests feel welcome from the moment they arrive. Its location in the heart of Miraflores is another major advantage, with easy access to restaurants, parks, shops, and the coastline. The peaceful atmosphere, excellent service, and distinctive character make Antigua Miraflores an outstanding choice for both leisure and business travelers.
The hotel meets all expectations. The rooms are very nice, but what really stands out is the atmosphere of the place, with a beautiful patio and a fountain in the center that gives it a lot of charm. The building dates back to the late 19th century and is in excellent condition, filled with many stunning antique decorations. The staff is numerous and always very helpful. The breakfast is absolutely delicious. The location is perfect, right next to the main promenade and close to Parque del Amor and Parque Kennedy. An ideal place to stay.
This is a very cute hotel in a great location Miraflores. The rooms aren’t as shiny as a brand new hotel but if you’re like me a prefer charm, character and great service. This is a wonderful place to stay. The restaurant and craft cocktails at the bar were both a very pleasant surprise as well. We have family in Peru and will definitely be staying here in the future. Thank you so much for the lovely memories!
While the common areas of the hotel are charming and full of character, we had a room that was not what we thought we booked from the pictures. It was on the rooftop up two large flights of stairs with a small window and very dark, like a cave. We had to keep the door open to get light and fresh air. Disappointing for our first ever trip to Lima.
