Very cute quiet hotel in the middle of miraflores. We stayed one night at the beginning of the trip and came back for the last one as we liked it a lot. Good, but simple breakfast with egg, fruit and good coffee and tea.

Very nice place, quiet, but nearby Kennedy park and walking distance to the Malecon. Breakfast was good. We would be back here for sure.

We were very pleased with our stay at El Patio Mirasflores. I love the cozy, quaint atmosphere. There were so many plants and that made it feel so happy and warm.

Beautiful shared spaces to relax. Breakfast was so yummy. A little chilly on cooler evenings, but totally manageable. The staff was the so helpful!

It is a simple, quiet place tucked away off the street. Beautiful flowers and a relaxed atmosphere.

My room was alright. I was fortunate to be placed away from the main road. My friend was roomed right at the front of the building and had to deal with street noises and people noises all night long. She did not sleep well. The bed was pretty hard, and thr pillows weren't great either. No AC. There was a standing fan, no ceiling fan. The staff were wonderful.

A great hotel centrally located close to great bars and restaurants. The staff are really fantastic and made sure we had a great stay. The room was spacious and very comfortable. No hesitation in recommending this hotel

Great little place to stay in the heart of Miraflores. Lots of character in this hotel with many patios where one can have some down time. Staff are super helpful and friendly.

Eco Friendly, Your Services.

The room felt/smelled a bit humid. The door in the room next door had to be slammed for it to close, do we heard that early in the mornings. Upside cheap and very well located

Stayed here for two nights on two occasions, arriving in Peru, and leaving. The hotel was super helpful booking our pickup at the airport. Wonderful breakfast, great location. Walkable for restaurants, parks, shopping. Great space in hotel common areas. Excellent staff.

this was a great choice for both our stops in Lima. perfect location, Amazing helpful staff, good breakfast. And wonderful seating areas around the hotel to hang out and chat with other travellers. Totally recommended

Clean, excellent location great staff.

We stayed in Suite S-1. Lots of space, nice extra area fur entertaining. Came with mini-fridge & utensils, including corkscrew. The staff was incredibly attentive & accommodating, always willing to assist. Excellent communication via WhstsAp. The breakfast was basic but adequate. I stayed here 18 years ago, & I wound stay again.

Very quaint hotel, lovely garden and terraces, quiet rooms and just a short walk to kennedy park and great restaurants

Great location and awesome staff!! Everyone here is ready to help you at anytime. It feels very safe too. The breakfast is very good and the juices change everyday too.

Wonderful hotel with a great vibe (love the plants!) and very helpful staff. We returned to the hotel when we came back to Lima later in our trip. Given the design of the hotel, some rooms are a little noisier but ear plugs do the trick!

Wonderful place . You feeling i Lima in the 60s Love it 😍 Good breakfast 🍳 and coffee And close to everything walking . 👍

Mixed experience. Everyone is very kind. It is close to everything you may need in the city and not a bad walk to the shore. Breakfast was simple - eggs, bread, coffee, sliced tomato and some old apples and clementines...with so much beautiful tropical fruit around that’s unfortunate. My room was large, bed was comfortable, there was a smell of mildew and urine from the bathroom, no screens on the windows or AC so windows open and mosquitos. All in all if you are not picky and need a safe place for the night go for it or spend $20 more a night for something a bit better.

Nice and helpful staff, good location in Miraflores district, good breakfast, easy to obtain transportation to other parts of the city. We thought it might help to have a bit more space to put things, and an extra wastebasket, for instance. A restful stay in Lima, though.