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Pullman Lima Miraflores

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The Pullman Lima Miraflores, located close to the beautiful Costa Verde promenade and Larcomar outdoor mall in Peru’s capital city, is a stylish property that boasts a rooftop terrace with sweeping views over the ocean and city. The high-rise checkerboard façade is indicative of the hotel’s eclectic décor that blends the traditional with the modern. The spacious rooms have floor to ceiling windows, modern geometric art, wood panels, desks, marble-design showers, cable TV and Wi-Fi. Larger suites are also available. The rooftop terrace has a pool with sun loungers and a bar, and the hotel also has a fitness centre. The open-plan Plural Restaurant and Lounge offers modern Peruvian cuisine, while the Ambra Rooftop Bar on the 16th floor serves cocktails and homemade pizza to accompany the stunning sunset views.

What our clients say

Highlight: Reaching the sun gate mid/late afternoon to see Machu Picchu bathed in sunshine.
RK, Worcester Apr 2017
Most Memorable Moment?: Perhaps looking down on Machu Pichu for the first time, or was it the ceviche for lunch as part of the buffet in the Sacred Valley, or…
AD, Cheltenham Feb 2016
Highlights?: Visiting Machu Picchu and climbing the mountain. The hot springs at Colca Lodge. Seeing the condors in the Colca Canyon. Trying to walk 100yds at almost 5000m. :-)
MP, London Dec 2017
"We were so thrilled to have the 3 nights in Cusco - a) we all LOVED La Casona so much (the amazing bathrooms, the fireplaces (lit) in the bedrooms, the…
JH, London Apr 2015
"Obviously Machu Pichu was a highlight but Ollaytaytambo was impressive, Chinchero was lovely and Cusco was fantastic [we're looking into buying a house there!] the Vistadome, particularly with the staff…
SAG, Hythe Oct 2014
Seeing the Condor being released back into the wild.
JA, Glasgow Oct 2016

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