Villa Barranco, Lima
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“The kind of effortlessly beautiful but comfortable old house that instantly feels like home. This Barranco boutique hotel is brimming with style, from the clever decor to the garden with hummingbirds dive-bombing the honeysuckle.”
“Set in a two-level 1920s mansion on Barranco’s leafy side streets, a short walk from the best galleries and restaurants, Villa Barranco is among a new crop of elegant boutique hotels that is helping change Lima’s hotel scene.”
“Staying in this meticulously restored 1920s mansion on a quiet street near Barranco’s malecón is a bit like staying with friends, thanks to the laid-back atmosphere and helpful staff. The stately, two-story house is hemmed by gardens, with terraces, decks, and a tower from which to admire the surroundings.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Great breakast
All you need to know
Villa Barranco is a charming boutique hotel housed in a carefully restored 1920s republican residence.
Local craftsmen were hired to revive the mosaic frieze, stucco work, graceful balconies, and French clay roof tiles. Inside, the designers thoughtfully balanced preserving the villa’s historic appeal with adding modern flair.
It took 18 months to thoughtfully select sleek contemporary furnishings, local Lima crafts, and just the right mix of eye-catching antiques and artwork.
Each room features a closet, en-suite bathroom, free toiletries, air conditioning, and a work desk. Some rooms offer views of the city.
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