Hotels with Parking in Lima

The Selina had been recommended to me by a tour operator whom I had done a three day trip with. The accommodation they had recommended to me on day one and two was not great, so I had zero expectations when I arrived at the Selina. What a pleasant surprise! Extremely friendly people at the front desk, good internet, and the room was clean and much nicer than I had expected for the price paid. The breakfast was good, although a bit more variety would have been nice. I would definitely recommend it!

The room is noisy. The room card often fails. The room is noisy. The room card often fails. The room is noisy. The room card often fails. The room is noisy. The room card often fails. The room card often fails.

This was my second trip to Peru and I am so happy that I decided to treat myself to the JW Marriott in Lima. The facilities are BEAUTIFUL- especially the gym and sauna. All of the staff are also wonderful, but I was really impressed with Andrea at the front desk and Jose in the restaurant. These two were friendly, professional, knowledgeable and truly went above and beyond to provide the best service possible and help make my stay comfortable and perfect. Thank you JW, I will be back!

This is a great place to stay if, like us, you were using Lima as a jumping off point to get to different places in Peru. It is just outside the airport (and across several insanely crazy roads so I do NOT suggest that you walk there!) and there is a free shuttle that runs every 10-15 minutes. Once you get out of baggage claim, go to the lien of desks for taxis, transportations and go to Direct Taxi 9blue sign) and let them know you need the Holiday Inn shuttle. Someone will take you outside (past all the freelance taxi drivers vying for your attention) to the place where the shuttle comes. (if you ask a freelance taxi driver for the free shuttle, don't be surprised if they see there is not one- WRONG.) The hotel is quite comfortable (and quite busy!) and its restaurant is open 24/7. I had the tuna rice bowl (I know- taking a chance) and it was excellent. My sister's pizza was fair and my brother in law does NOT recommend the hamburger- but hey, Holiday Inn is not a place you think of for haute cuisine. The staff is very, very friendly and helpful; check in takes a bit longer than you might expect but I think that is because the peruvian government requires more than the usual number of forms at this place- not entirely sure. The rooms are spacious (ask for 2 key cards as one must be inserted into the slot just inside the door to activate the electricity so if you are staying with someone who wants to stay in the room while you go down to grab a bite or a beverage, you will need to leave a least one key for the remaining person to not be left utterly in the dark). It was comfortable, very convenient, and quite reasonably priced. To get into town, they will call a registered taxi 9or you can Uber) and it will run about $15-20 USD. would definitely stay here again if our itinerary was anything like ours which was ”Lima to Iquitos to Lima to Cusco to Lima to home!”

This is not a 5 star hotel experience. Clearly the rooms need some modernisation. There is for example only fans and no temperature control air con. Our bedroom only had one bedside table. When we changed rooms things didn’t work and we had to get them fixed. However staff were very helpful. The bed was comfortable and there was a good sized wardrobe and shower. We had lounge access which was a much smaller area than we are used to and served a very limited food and beverage selection, however Oscar was a great host and did everything possible to make our experience better. We went to the gym but a lot of the equipment was faulty. It is limited but one treadmill out of the three had a non functioning ramp. All of the cross trainers were not working properly. We also had a meal in the restaurant which was average but again friendly staff. Thank you also to Clara who realised our experience had not been great.

To be honest, this hotel has a big gap compared to Cusco Marriott. The waiter's attitude is a bit arrogant. Without Marriott's kindness, patience and fast speaking. There are also many cost-effective hotels in this area.

The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The rooms are very comfortable, the room is quite spacious, but in my case, to rest after work, it was ideal. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. I would say the situation is good, in general San Isidro is a quiet neighborhood, though it is far from MiraFlores and the most tourist area, in that case do not hesitate to use Uber, for example.

I am currently staying at the hotel and it has been a great experience so far. I have a neck/back issue and as requested for differenr pillow, they promptly offered me so many options. Also, when I inquired about some techniaclities in the room, never did I get someone from maintenance so fast as I did here, someone immediately came to support me. Moreover, the breakfast is fantastic, the staff is so friendly and the room is really modern and functional, nothing like depicted by previous reviews. As a Platinum IHG member I am used to having great experiences and they offered the same high level of service.

The hotel is very good and the service is welcoming, but similar prices can live in westin or hilton. This evaluation is abnormally high. The hotel is very good, but it is a mid-range hotel. The quality is not so misleading (like me).

The Good - The location. It is close to the old city center of Lima. There is a big Metro grocery store a short block away (and they also sell clothes), It has an elevator, breakfast is included (not fancy, but still free). Also has a smoking area and the rooms and beds are very comfortable. And there was a mini-fridge!! Shower had a rainfall type showerhead that was wonderful. The Bad - this only counts if you are a light sleeper, as it is on a main thoroughfare, you will get lots of traffic noise and horn honking, which seems to really taper off to nothing between midnight and 6:00 AM. If you are not bothered by noise (I am not) then it is not an issue. The Ugly - If you are not accustomed to big city streets you might be a bit put off by all the street vendors. However, it is part of the color and flavor of the city. For me it was 5-stars, affordable, easy for tour operators to find for pick up and drop off. It is almost more of a business hotel, so it is (internally) quite quiet.