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COUNTRY CLUB LIMA HOTEL $$$
( 611-9000;
www.hotelcountry.com
; Los Eucaliptos 590; d from S1678; )
Set on a
sprawling lawn dotted with palms, this regal hotel occupies one of Lima's finest buildings,
a 1927 structure built in the Spanish colonial tradition. Clad in colorful tiles, wood-beam
ceilings and replica Cuzco School paintings, its signature feature is a stained-glass atrium
where breakfast is served. The 83 rooms are replete with amenities.
| Historic Hotel
CASA BELLA PERÚ $$
( 421-7354;
www.casabellaperu.net
; Las Flores 459; s/d/tr incl breakfast S183/199/ 262; )
A
great midrange option in an expensive area, this former 1950s home has 14 contemporary
rooms stocked with comfy beds, firm pillows, plasma TVs, remodeled bathrooms and An-
dean textiles. There is a kitchen, an ample garden and a lounge.
| Guesthouse
HOTEL BASADRE SUITES $$
| Hotel
( 442-2423;
www.hotelbasadre.com
;
Jorge Basadre 1310; s/d/ste incl breakfast S154/164/197;
)
Built around a former private home, this attentive inn has 20 attractive modern
rooms, each with a minibar, hair dryer, cable TV and lockbox. Breakfast, served in a small
room by the garden, is abundant. Check the website for special offers.
Miralores
MIRAFLORES PARK HOTEL $$$
| Luxury Hotel
(
242-3000;
www.miralorespark.com
;
Malecón de la Reserva 1035; d from US$921;
)
The best of Lima's small luxury hotels, this Orient-Express property boasts a glorious
oceanside setting and every frill imaginable, including a gorgeous library and an infinity
pool. Want to truly indulge? For US$55, a bath butler will run a petal-strewn, candlelit
bath with champagne and fresh strawberries. Mesa 18, the on-site restaurant, has good
Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine.
