In a quiet, safe area in the Embassy District of San Isidro
Rooms are spacious and have lovely bathrooms
Room amenities include iPod docks, flat-screen TVs, and Neutrogena toiletries
Good restaurant serving local and international fare
Some rooms have nice park views, and most have a sitting area
Free Wi-Fi
Aging property is in need of a renovation
Tiny fitness center feels like an afterthought
Rooms facing the street can be noisy
No proper working desks in most rooms
There’s nothing remarkable about this 54-room, aging hotel -- it has a fairly decent restaurant, nice park views from some rooms, a tiny fitness center in the basement, and little else. But rooms are large and comfy -- though a bit run-of-the-mill -- and come with flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, free Wi-Fi, and Neutrogena toiletries. Its location in residential San Isidro, across from the Lima Golf Club, might not be the most convenient for those looking to be close to major tourist sites.
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Location
In the Embassy District of San Isidro, an exclusive residential area with an interesting dining and shopping scene -- but far from major tourist attractions
The Libertador is located on a quiet street in the safe Embassy District, which is part of exclusive San Isidro neighborhood, a mostly residential and commercial area south of Lima Centro, the capital’s historic district. There’s nothing within walking distance but a few embassies and the Lima Golf Club, which is right across the street from the hotel.Miraflores, a bustling area widely known for its shopping areas, gardens, well-maintained parks, and beaches, is just south of San Isidro, and the only remaining pre-Incan ruins in the area are a quick cab ride away.San Isidro is home to many upscale hotels, and is popular for its shopping malls and the quality golf club with views of the Lima skyline. It is mainly residential (especially the area around the Embassy District, located between the ocean and the Lima Golf Club), and generally safe, but visitors don’t usually spend too much time here -- they mostly stop (or drive) by on their way to Lima’s historic district from Miraflores, the real draw in the capital city.- 30-minute drive to J Chavez International Airport
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