El Golf Hotel Boutique, Lima
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“This true boutique hotel is located on a wonderfully laid-back San Isidro street in a charming townhouse. The property is simple and clean, with unique amenities for a hotel in this price range: a lounge with a fireplace, a terrace with a pool, and even a small bistro-style restaurant that features Peruvian and international dishes.”
“This intimate hotel features 20 monochromatic rooms outfitted with soft sheets, slippers and marble baths. Service is proper and the on-site restaurant offers the option of lunch or evening meals.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Swimming pool
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
El Golf Hotel Boutique is a charming, family-run hotel on a quiet street in Lima’s upscale San Isidro area. Set in a carefully restored neo-colonial mansion, this lovely boutique hotel provides luxurious lodging in a prime spot.
Perfectly located for city exploration, the hip Miraflores district is close by, with top restaurants and fancy shops nearby, ensuring a peaceful, cozy, and safe stay for visitors.
Facing a pretty courtyard garden with a small pool and well-kept trees and bushes, this striking building has been thoughtfully renovated.
The El Golf Hotel Boutique features 20 plush rooms and suites, each one tastefully decorated and spacious.
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