Atemporal Hotel, Lima
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“This 1940s Tudor mansion has been re-imagined as the home of a globetrotting freelance photographer, with cool eclectic finds from markets and little-known designers. There are two classes of rooms, one just a little bigger than the other, though every room is unique, with its own set of throw rugs, antiques, and monochrome photos.”
“A small and stylish hotel in a quiet corner of the residential district of Miraflores. Nine rooms means attention is very personalised, and while the bedrooms are on the small side, staying here feels quite luxurious. A good alternative to larger hotels in the area.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Free Wifi
- Garden
All you need to know
Atemporal is a 1940s Tudor-style house in Miraflores that feels more like a private residence than a typical small hotel. While the rooms are cozy, they offer comfort and feature modern decor that meshes well with Lima’s European colonial vibe.
You might even forget for a moment that you’re in the heart of a major Latin American city.
When you’re ready to jump back into the urban buzz, bikes are available for your use. There’s also a personal driver and car to take you to popular spots and hidden treasures nearby.
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