Hotel Javier Prado Inn Lima, Lima

The hotel is average with quaint rooms, but the service was not up to par, especially for non-local guests. The staff's treatment felt more like supervision than hospitality, which detracted from the experience. The location isn't ideal for leisure, as there's not much to do in the area except for a few decent restaurants nearby. While the staff was friendly, the outdated furnishings and poor Wi-Fi made my stay less comfortable than expected.

I had a stay at this hotel that was quite mixed. The rooms had a quaint charm but were not particularly comfortable, and the service left a lot to be desired, especially at the front desk. On the bright side, the bellhop was fantastic, but I felt a bit like a prisoner with the constant key checks. The location was decent for business, but there wasn’t much in the area for leisure. Overall, not recommended for tourists looking for a welcoming atmosphere.

I stayed at this hotel mainly for its proximity to business locations, but it left much to be desired. The location is only vibrant for work-related visits; otherwise, there’s limited leisure options nearby. Rooms felt outdated and cold, and I had a concerning experience with lost belongings. Breakfast was quite basic, and the Wi-Fi connectivity was frustratingly poor, making it hard to get any work done.

This hotel is primarily suited for business travelers, located in a busy commercial area with limited leisure activities. The staff is friendly and helpful, but the furnishings feel a bit outdated. The breakfast is decent, but the overall experience is not ideal for a vacation stay due to some discomforts and lack of amenities.

The hotel has a quirky charm with decent rooms and a great bell hop service. However, if you're not Peruvian, expect a rather unfriendly experience at the front desk. Be prepared for strict check-in procedures and limited guest visiting time, which can be quite frustrating. Overall, it's not ideal for tourists seeking a welcoming environment.