Bayview Hotel

Very nice hotel, old style. Good rooms. Decent price. Really kind of cozy. Very nice staff and service. Super location. About 3 minutes walk from Larcomar. Beds were good for a comfortable sleep.

Friendly service

There’s no hot water in my first room. If I want to take a hot shower, I have to pay extra 20 usd per night. Fine, I paid for it and asked the front desk to help me move the suitcases because there’s no elevator, I waited for 20 minutes and went to the front desk. No one is there, I called for five minutes and finally someone showed up. Finally I moved to the new room, there’s only one towel which is so old that I thought it’s the floor towel. I called to give me the floor towel and hand towel, and waited for a long time for it! Ridiculous! Not to mention the unstop knocking on my door at 8:40, waking me up! It was such a bad experience in Peru!

Very outdated hotel, friendly staff, bring your own soap, shampoo,etc. ac hardly works and was never fixed. Positive points: Centrally located in Miraflores district 5-10 mnts walk to Larcomar shopping center, close to multiple tourists cultural, shopping attractions , a diverse range of restaurants, and nice Safe area for tourist to walk around.

staffs were friendly and very helpful. Hotel location is very good. really recommend.

Ahead of our arrival, we specifically asked for AC and fans. Upon our arrival, the AC and the safe weren't working and we had to ask for fans which still didn't compeletely work. The staff claimed that the AC would be fixed the next day but two days passed and it never happened. We were finally switched to another room (after having asked for days since our arrival), only to find that night after touring all day that the second room had no hot water in the bathroom. The key also didn't work. After we complained about this to the front desk and asked to be changed to another room (third room), we never received any kind of apology or any offer of a refund or discount. On the contrary, Romulo, the manager, asked to speak to us on the phone where he reprimanded us for being "rude". All three of the rooms we stayed in during our ten day stay had filthy floors and carpets. There are "No smoking" signs but there were a couple of older guests who smoked and left ashtrays out in public spaces throughout all hours of the day, bringing in younger female "guests" late at night. My mother has stayed here several times over the past five years and has noticed a consistent decline in service. The location is very close to where our family loves so this would be perfect but we will never stay here again. The staff were incredibly unprofessional and take no pride in this establishment, which seems to have become a party space for only a handful of guests.

They could not find our reservation, until after much arguing and presentation of physical evidence. Then they made us pay in advance for the full stay of 8 nights, being afraid we would like the hotel and walk away. We didn't and couldn't. The staff were very friendly and often had to go out of their way to make up for other deficiencies. It takes several minutes for the water to get hot. Toilet paper may not be thrown in the bowl, but in a wastepaper basket, which is not very hygienic. Breakfast is continental with eggs, but the lady in charge very friendly told us if we wanted anything, all we had to do was ask, Location is very good, near restaurants, shopping etc. This is a hotel full of contrasts and needs the more engaged management that the staff deserve..

The hotel overall is nice. The bed was comfortable. One thing I would suggest because this is an annoyance to me and this occurs at many hotels I occupy. The wifi password on the printed out paper was incorrect. This tells me that the management is a bit lazy and furthermore, how things are ignored else where thoughout the property. It's the little things that say the most. I liked the large turtle in the courtyard though!

Very quiet and calm compared to many other hotels in Lima. It's also right next to the ocean and downtown Miraflores.