秘鲁第二故乡酒店

Es un hotel sumamente hermoso, solo siento que le falta un poco de tacto al personal, fuera de eso un hotel muy recomendable en una zona muy bonita

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Everything about this property, service and accommodations was wonderful.

Great central stay in Barranco.

Everything was so great! The rooms, the views, the grounds, the artwork, the building, the location, the staff - all phenomenal! I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

Staff were very friendly and welcoming. A nice quirky place to stay. Checkout time could be later (10am) and the pool has nowhere to sit which was slightly disappointing.

I booked the hotel as we wanted a hotel with a swimming pool . When we arrived , we was advised the pool was closed for maintenance . The hotel is traditional . Not worth the money . At the beginning of our trip we stayed in a hotel round the corner which was much nicer at the same price .

very clean and courteous personal service.

El servicio muy bueno y personalizado. El lugar cuenta con excelente ubicación y vistas al océano.

Everything was amazing. Staff and vibes are awesome. Definitely recommend staying here

I have been raving about this hotel since we left. This is much, more than a hotel - it’s a museum. The hotel is owned by Victor Delfin’s son and daughter. They are constantly present and an integral part of the day to day care of the property. They serve the breakfast in the morning. The room we had was Mirador 3 it was huge. It had a downstairs and upstairs where the bathroom was with a nice shower/bathtub. You could see a glimpse of the ocean while in the bathtub. It had a little balcony that overlooked the Pacific Ocean.. From the balcony we could see Victor’s studio. Victor’s assistant was working on a sculpture and we watched him while he worked. The grounds are beautiful and filled with paintings and sculptures by Victor Delfin. Victor is such a famous artist and sculptor. People visit the property because his work is on display. His son, Carlos will give you a tour of his studio as he did for us. Victor came out while we were there and talked to us. He is 97 years old. We loved the location of the hotel. There were many restaurants nearby and the main park nearby. There is one restaurant called insolina. They have a dish called Lomo Saltado that is sooooo delicious. All their food is exceprional. It is on the same street as Second home Peru.. The Barranco neighborhood was beautiful and safe. We walked the streets, stopped in at bars for a glass of wine, talked to the friendly local people. I can’t say enough about our stay there.

It’s a wonder place to stay. Perched on top of the cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean just above the Barranco beach. The grounds are kept beautiful and it’s a short lovely walk to the beach. There are several restaurants and coffee shop’s within walking distance. Breakfast is provided with the most delicious rolls that we had on the trip. Victors artwork is on every wall and statues are all around you. Be sure to take the tour of his workshop and hopefully see him in action as we did. We got to meet him and watch him work, it was amazing! Take some ear plugs with you though because the night life nearby can be loud.

Such a lovely building and the art makes it a very cool place to stay. I think the owners take guests for granted though and the service is tired and a little rude - breakfast is 3 bread rolls and jam, plus a little egg and bacon, but it’s exactly the same every day. I don’t understand why the owners don’t put a bit more effort into this. The owners also have extremely loud conversations over you, whilst eating - including booming voices from the kitchen (they don’t close the door) and they sometimes shout at each other across you as though you are not there. Front desk staff great, very helpful and friendly, but I think the owners take guests for granted and don’t really try to make them feel welcome

Great building and decor and the front office staff are really helpful. The hotel lets itself down with a very basic breakfast, which is the same bread and jam plus a bit of egg, cheese and fatty bacon - which is exactly the same every day. It was really dull after 5 days. The other issue at breakfast is the staff (which I think are the owners) - they shout at each other across you and there is no door to the kitchen so when they do the same in kitchen it booms through to the dining area and completely spoils the tranquil setting and music they put on. I get the feeling they have become a little lazy with customer service

All good!

Everything was perfect. The heater kept the room warm. I really like all the balconies and views. The room was huge. Staff was great! No complaints

Views were amazing from the room. Location was great, super walkable.

We stayed in the apartment with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and two balconies with incredible views of the surf and coastline. The artwork of Victor Delfin is incredible. The staff is so friendly and helpful in every way. The bohemian Barranco neighborhood is the best in Lima. Highly recommended!!

A former artist studio and home converted into a hotel. Has a spectacular ocean view, super-clean, friendly staff, great breakfast (it's more substantial than "continental" fare), comfortable rooms, and a space so inviting we were tempted to forego sightseeing and just stay at the hotel all day. They offer rides to/from airport (for an additional, reasonable fee). Very much for those more interested in perusing the fascinating art collection, quirky interior design, and unique grounds than having a conventional hotel experience. Felt like I was going back in time 100 years—in a good way!