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Atemporal
This boutique hotel is quiet, quaint and makes guests feel at home. Situated a 15 minute-drive from the city center, the 1920s Tudor-style home has been converted with modern touches to create a hip space that appeals to value-conscious clients...
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Belmond Miraflores Park
PlusLong considered the top hotel in Lima, the Miraflores hotel, which is managed by Belmond, is a typical business hotel with views of the Pacific and reliable service.
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Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores
Not your grandmother’s hotel, the Casa Andina Miraflores brings a hip and modern edge to a corporate hotel right in the heart of Miraflores.
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Casa Republica
At a Glance Casa Republica, a 1920s Republican mansion in the heart of bohemian Barranco, is an ideal value option for travelers seeking a less expensive alternative to the nearby Hotel B.
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Country Club Hotel Lima
This Spanish colonial resort property, located in the residential San Ysidro neighborhood, feels like a country club with sprawling lawns, gardens, pool and formality.
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Hotel B
PicksIn the trendy Barranco neighborhood, one of the city's top addresses for chic visitors, is a stunning property that occupies a Belle Epoque mansion that was painstakingly restored and filled with antiques and a serious art collection.
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NM Lima Hotel
This boutique hotel has a great location, sleek modern design and reasonably priced rooms.
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Second Home
A five-room hideaway by the sea, this retreat was once the home of Peruvian sculptor Victor Delfin.
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Villa Barranco
Located in a restored 1920s home in the trendy Barranco neighborhood of Lima, Villa Barranco feels like a comfortable stay at an overly accommodating friend’s home.
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Mexico City
The largest metropolitan area in the western hemisphere, Mexico City, while remaining deeply-rooted in tradition, is in the midst of a modern renaissance. Visitors to the capital will experience its dynamism: ancient ruins juxtapose with modern architecture, age-old flavors pervade...
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Atacama Desert
The majestic Andes, with snow-capped peaks and volcanoes, anchor one edge of the horizon, and a red lunar-like desert bleeds in every other direction. Within the seemingly barren terrain of Chile’s Atacama Desert are pockets of great natural drama: red...
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Sacred Valley
Machu Picchu may be Peru’s greatest draw, but you must also visit the Sacred Valley, which surrounds Machu Picchu and Cusco, to understand the land that inspired awe in the Incas and the conquistadores.