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El Tambo Hotel

  • El Tambo Hotel
  • El Tambo Hotel
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Welcoming modern hotel in a quiet yet central location, offering a good range of services and facilities.

The modern and welcoming small El Tambo Hotel is in the attractive district of Miraflores; the oceanfront residential and commercial centre of Lima. It has the advantage of being in a quiet central location yet close to the city’s seaside promenade, the Malecón, and within easy walking distance of many of the city’s best restaurants and bars.

There is nothing especially Peruvian about the contemporary décor but the guestrooms are spacious, bright and decorated with local handicrafts and pictures. The hotel has some pleasant outdoor areas including an attractive front garden with a lawn. There’s a restaurant and bar, and a good range of services and facilities.

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What our clients say

  • Good place for a first night.  Nice quiet area, within walking distance of bars and restaurants

    IA, London Aug 2015
  • A great location with plenty of bars and restaurants in a few directions. Very helpful staff with good service.

    JC Usk Mar 2014
  • The staff were exceptionally helpful and the hotel was in a good location in Miraflores, close to many amenities.  The only small thing I would mention is the WiFi didn't…

    KL Aylesbury Aug 2014
  • Having gone into Lima centre, I was so pleased Lina put me by the coast in Miraflores - and after being up in the highlands of Peru (where I had…

    PW Norwich Feb 2014
  • This was a good hotel for transit in and out of Lima

    CG Strathcarron Feb 2015
  • Hotel is in a great location but is a bit dumpy.

    BL, Aug 2015
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