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Inti Hotel

Inti Hotel

Likeable, good-value hotel with comfortable if dated rooms and very friendly and helpful staff.

The likeable, good-value Inti Hotel ticks all the boxes for a comfortable stay in central Chiclayo. With a slightly dated decorative style that is typical outside of Peru’s main tourist hot spots, the guestrooms are nonetheless comfortable, clean and neat. The friendly and accommodating staff are happy to assist with anything you may need, and a good buffet-style breakfast is offered in the simple restaurant.


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What our clients say

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Machu Picchu... does anyone traveling to Peru ever put anything else? :-)

    ME, Carlisle Oct 2016

  • “It is great to know that you are going to have a fantastic holiday every time you travel to Peru.

    JL, Cobham Oct 2012

  • Highlights:- It is difficult to pick out just one experience from such a plethora of new ones.  There was so much to see and absorb in Peru which was fascinating…

    ND, Lewes Jul 2011

  • There were so many highlights, but Machu Picchu and climbing Huana Picchu and the whole Galapagos trip are the most memorable.

    GJ, Richmond Jul 2018

  • By fay the most memorable part was our time at refugio Amazonas.... The staff made our stay wonderful. Really cannot recommend this place enough. 

    JW, Swadlincote Sep 2017

  • The Belmond train ride to Machu Picchu followed by the tour round Machu Picchu was stunning and very memorable. However, the Amazon was also wonderful, especially the breakfast in a…

    MS, Alton Feb 2020
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