AC Hotel by Marriott Lima Miraflores
Miraflores, Lima, Modern city hotel
A 2019 hotel with a rooftop restaurant beside Larcomar in Miraflores

Hotels in Lima
Discover the Best Places to Stay in Peru's Capital
Lima, Peru’s coastal capital, is a vibrant metropolis blending rich history, modern comforts, world class cuisine, and ocean views. Whether you’re visiting for business, culture, gastronomy, or adventure, finding the right hotel in Lima is essential for a memorable stay.
In this guide, we’ll help you explore the best hotels in Lima by neighborhood, style, amenities, and traveler preferences.
Each hotel below has its own page: what it is like, where it sits and how to get there.
Miraflores, Lima, Modern city hotel
A 2019 hotel with a rooftop restaurant beside Larcomar in Miraflores
Miraflores, Lima, Miraflores city hotel
A Casa Andina city hotel a short walk from Parque Kennedy
San Isidro, Lima, Heritage grand hotel
A 1927 grand hotel beside the Lima Golf Club in San Isidro
Miraflores, Lima, Full-service city hotel
A full-service Hilton with a rooftop pool, a short walk from Larcomar
Barranco, Lima, Belle Époque boutique hotel
A 1914 Belle Époque mansion with an art collection in Barranco
Miraflores, Lima, Central city hotel
A central Miraflores hotel near Parque Kennedy, with a top-floor restaurant
Miraflores, Lima, Boutique city hotel
A boutique hotel above the Costa Verde cliffs in Miraflores
Miraflores, Lima, Miraflores city hotel
A Miraflores hotel with a Peruvian restaurant and its own spa
Miraflores, Lima, Modern city hotel
A modern Miraflores base with a heated rooftop pool and bar
Miraflores, Lima, Miraflores tower hotel
A 21-floor Miraflores tower with a rooftop pool, opened in 2025
Miraflores, Lima, Clifftop city hotel
A clifftop glass tower facing Larcomar and the Pacific
Miraflores, Lima, Clifftop city hotel
Ocean-view suites on Lima's Malecón, 15 minutes on foot from Barranco
Miraflores, Lima, Modern city hotel
A checkerboard-fronted Accor hotel a short walk from the Pacific
Lima, Historic Center, Large city hotel
A large city hotel at the edge of Lima's old town
Miraflores, Lima, Clifftop city hotel
Cliff-edge Miraflores hotel with a rooftop pool and Nikkei dining
Callao (inside Jorge Chávez International Airport), Airport hotel
An airport hotel in Callao, 60 meters from the terminal
Top Lima Neighborhoods
Discover Lima’s top neighborhoods offering culture, safety, dining, and comfort for every type of traveler.
Miraflores is Lima’s most popular district among travelers. It offers:
San Isidro is Lima’s financial district and home to:
Barranco is Lima’s bohemian gem. Expect:
This is the heart of old Lima, with:
Lima Luxury Stays
Whether you’re after oceanfront luxury or stylish city comfort, Lima offers exceptional 4 star and 5 star hotels. Here’s a curated list grouped by style and traveler needs, only featuring 4 star and above properties to ensure quality, comfort, and premium amenities.
Perfect for travelers seeking indulgence, full-service hospitality, and unforgettable views. These hotels offer premium amenities such as spas, rooftop pools, fine dining, and impeccable service.
These 4-star hotels provide an upscale experience at a more accessible price ideal for leisure travelers and professionals who want a mix of elegance and value.
While not ultra-luxury, the following hotels consistently receive 4-star and higher ratings for service, location, and guest satisfaction.
Premium Lima Experience
Most are situated in Miraflores or San Isidro, close to major attractions and dining.
Multilingual staff, concierge, airport transfers.
Spas, rooftop pools, gyms, gourmet dining, and secure environments.
Higher guest satisfaction = more trustworthy stay.
Whether you’re seeking luxury oceanfront views, charming boutique stays, or affordable comfort, Lima has a hotel for every traveler. Make the most of your trip to Peru by booking the right base for exploring everything this exciting city has to offer.
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Lima Hotel Favorites
JW Marriott Lima
Miraflores
Ocean views, luxury dining
Hotel B
Barranco
Boutique art hotel
Pullman Lima Miraflores
Miraflores
Rooftop bar, modern amenities
Country Club Lima Hotel
San Isidro
Colonial elegance, golf nearby
Casa Andina Premium
Miraflores
Breakfast buffet, Peruvian style
Airport Area Stays
For layovers and early flights:
Premium Lima Experience
Most hotels in Lima offer:
Airport Area Stays
For sunset lovers:
Tip: Ask for a high-floor, ocean facing room.
Airport Area Stays
Lima is the gastronomic capital of Latin America. Stay close to:
Book a hotel in Miraflores or Barranco for proximity to these culinary experiences.
Premium Lima Experience
Most hotels in Lima offer:
Peru Travel Guide
Lima is generally safe in tourist areas like Miraflores, Barranco, and San Isidro. Use typical precautions:
For detailed information about staying safe while exploring Peru, check out our full list of Peru travel safety tips.
Airport Area Stays
Lima is the gastronomic capital of Latin America. Stay close to:
Lima doesn’t see much rain, making it a year-round destination. Curious how Lima’s weather compares to other regions? See our full guide on the best time to visit Peru for seasonal tips across the country.
Peru Travel Guide
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The best time to visit Peru is during the dry season (April to October), especially for hiking and trekking. However, the rainy season (November to March) offers lush landscapes, making it perfect for visiting the Amazon.
Peru boasts numerous cultural attractions, including Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Arequipa, and the National Museum of Archaeology. Each destination offers a glimpse into the rich history and traditions of the country.
The Nazca Lines are best viewed by small aircraft, which can be arranged through local tour operators in Ica. Flights provide the best aerial view of the geoglyphs.
The Inca Trail is a challenging trek, especially due to its high altitude and long days of hiking. However, it is achievable for most people with a reasonable level of fitness.
The Amazon rainforest, including Iquitos and Tambopata, offers some of the best wildlife-watching