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Costa del Sol Wyndham Lima

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  • Costa del Sol Wyndham
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Comprehensive airport hotel a few steps from the terminal in Lima.

This modern airport hotel is directly across the street from Lima’s Jorge Chavez International Airport making it a good option for those arriving on a late flight or departing on an early one.

The 130 good sized rooms are designed in a typical modern business hotel style. The building has been well sound proofed meaning guests can enjoy a good night’s sleep free from any noise of takeoffs or landings. Contrary to many airport hotels of old, the restaurant here is also particularly good and gives guests the opportunity to have one last (or try their first) taste of Lima’s famous gastronomy. The hotel also features a large gym, spa and indoor swimming pool. 

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What our clients say

  • This hotel is really convenient for Lima airport and this is the principal reason for using it. It is close to check in and very close to arrivals.  If you…

    PR, Edinburgh Oct 2017

  • Typical modern tower block hotel

    MR, St Albans Apr 2016

  • Good well-used airport hotel which provided what we needed after a long journey.

    GJ, Lochearnhead Dec 2017

  • Nothing special but practical for our flights.

    BP, London Aug 2016

  • Very good great situation, food good late at night.

    DG, London Jun 2017

  • Location  the best right by the airport terminal. We arrived late evening and took an early morning flight the following day. Excellent choice for convenience.

    TF, Feb 2018
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