The Westin Hotel, Lima
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“For Westin’s first foray into South America, the chain went all out, bringing in an all-star team that included national brand Libertador, architect Bernardo Fort-Brescia, and interior designer Tony Chi. In terms of technology and sophistication, this is the most advanced hotel in the country, with smart escalators and electronics at every turn.”
“This 30-story glass tower offers an airy lobby and guest rooms, which have walk-in closets, marble baths with tubs and showers, and floor-to-ceiling windows through which you can admire the urban panorama. Upper rooms on the tower’s west side overlook the sea and islands in the distance.”
“Towering above trendy San Isidro, this hotel delivers 30 floors of high-level luxury. The views are vast, the interiors are exquisite and the cuisine is varied and delicious. Popular with business travelers and tourists alike, this hotel has its head and shoulders above the crowd.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Great views
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Swimming pool
- Excellent breakfast
All you need to know
The Westin Lima Hotel sits in the bustling San Isidro area, close to great food spots, art spaces, and green parks in this key business and retail hub.
Need a break from work stress? The top-notch wellness offerings give you the perfect chance to relax and recharge. Most rooms show off stunning city sights.
Enjoy a food adventure at Maras and Market 770, tasting both local Peruvian dishes and global fare. Stay fit in the modern gym and treat yourself to pure bliss at the spa.
Business travelers will appreciate Lima’s biggest Convention Center, found right here at the hotel.
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