Find hotels near Cerro Cabrera, Lima from AED 74

"A Lifesaver for Solo Travelers & Standby Stress! ​I spent 6 hours in a solo sleepover pod during a long standby wait, and it was worth every penny. As a solo female traveler, safety is my priority, and I felt completely secure here. The area requires an access card, and the room doors lock automatically. ​The pod itself was incredibly comfortable. I loved that the bed is adjustable (chair, recliner, or flat bed), and they provide a cozy travel pillow and blanket. A huge plus for me: you can control your own AC and lighting! I usually run hot, so being able to chill the room was amazing. ​Even though I had two large suitcases that wouldn't fit in the pod's storage (which is perfect for a carry-on and personal item), the staff was kind enough to store them for me. They also offer coffee, tea, and soda water. The bathrooms were spotless both times I used them, and despite being in a busy airport, it was very quiet—I only heard a vacuum for a few seconds the whole time. They book up fast, but if I’m stuck again, this will be my first stop!"

"First trip to lima, stayed three days. Hotel was very clean and service was excellent. The hotel is a little outdated. Area is nice. "

"Our stay was perfect in every way. Nothing could be better than relaxing at the Country Club. After 3 weeks trecking in stunning mountains, humid jungle and the cold of Lake Titicaca. The Country Club was our little oasis of calm and luxury."

"Staff were very helpful and the shuttle to and from the airport was fast and worked perfectly! Eating dinner at the hotel was very yummy and Pedro took great care of us! Breakfast is offered in the morning and Bruno also gave us quick and amazing service. I would 10/10 recommend! Also the AC is fabulous and bathrooms were very clean."

"The hotel is outdated and not functional for “ Modern “ needs . That it was the best hotel In Lima 100 years ago. One night stay is more than enough. However, the restaurant and bar were great !!! Also, in the heart of historic district. "

"I stayed at this hotel on a stopover on my way back to the UK. The reception staff were very helpful. The room was large and clean. Breakfast was okay. since the building of the new airport terminal you now need to take the shuttle provided by the hotel to get to the hotel. Surface is very efficient. As a result of the relocation of the airport terminal The hotel is basically in the middle of a very large gate is car park. There is very little to do in the locality of the hotel. There’s a small shopping outlet nearby which has a limited range of shops When I book the hotel, I noticed it was a swimming pool but didn’t expect to have to pay extra to use it Overall, if I was to come back through Lima with a 10 hour stopover, I would’ choose to stay in the Miafiores area rather than in this hotel"

"Great stay! You cannot hear the planes and the room is very comfortable. Recommend it for a night stay for an early flight. "

"Great stay in the quieter part of Lima. Minutes walk to lovely park overlooking Pacific Ocean, mall is within walking distance with excellent dining options."

"Hotel is literally on the doorstep of bustling Historic center of Lima. If you are looking for quiet stay, this is not the hotel for you. Think downtown NYC level traffic noise with something always happening. Great location from which to explore - walk right out the hotel to explore museums, parks and grab a bite to eat. We arrived early AM, spent the day exploring and left the next morning to fly onto Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley, and it worked out perfectly for us to recharge from long flight and start or Peru trip. If the noise of the traffic will bother you, maybe ask for a room on the backside of the hotel - Lima doesn't have any subways etc so ALL the traffic from this massive city is on the road and it sounded like most of it was right outside the hotel hehe. Still loved it!"