Buenas Noches

The staff were great and even let us use the laundry. The price was very reasonable, though it got loud at night and early in the morning.

I’d stay somewhere else. There are other hotels for about the same price. My room smelled moldy, and I couldn’t open the window because it faced a very dusty road. When I checked in, the guy at the desk seemed focused on messaging someone. The noise was another problem. You could hear people talking and the TV in the next room. Soundproofing is generally poor in hotels in Peru, but this one was especially bad. The laundry was the worst part. I was almost out of everything and really needed to wash clothes. There’s a machine on the roof, and I told the attendant I knew where it was and could do it myself. He insisted on doing it for me. On my last night, I asked the other employee whether it was ready. He said it was upstairs, but my clothes were still in the bag, gathering dust. The attendant just shrugged. I’d avoid this place.

It was just okay. That’s about all I can say.

At 50 soles for one night or 80 soles for two, it was enough for the price. A group of Peruvian tourists made some noise during the last night of my stay. The staff were attentive and really friendly.