Search Hotels Near National Museum of Peruvian Culture, Lima

"Great location, hotel and room always clean, very polite, friendly and welcoming staff, great breakfast buffet."

"Recently stayed for "

"The staff were kind and helpful. The hostel has beautiful murals. Rooms clean and spacious. Fyi, they speak Spanish only but we did fine with only knowing a little of the language."

"I stayed for a few days while I was attending an event nearby. A bit old building but the hostel has all you may need to a stay. Staff super friendly and always willing to help "

"Needs fans and hot water"

"Amazing history and beautiful old building."

"Carpet, mirrors were very dirty, breakfasts very poor no options to order food no menu, very noise all day and night. Staff very friendly and respectful "

"It is a nice hostel and very close to everything around and they have a great park 2 minutes walking too. The room is clean Will return back to the hostel as soon as possible "

"Great location"

"経営しているご夫婦がとても親切でした。"

"Good ubication, close to the center "

"This hotel lied in the pictures. It looks like it’s a safe place around, but it is guarded with a fence in front of the door. The rooms weren’t that clean and the staff had poor attention. We do not recommend coming here instead, stay in Mira Flores because this the historical where the hotel is in center is pretty ugly."

"Good place to stay, clean and comfortable "

"Room and amenities."

"Hotel is in nice neighborhood walking distance to city center. recommended. "

"nice staff "

"No hot water for shower breakfast very bad!"

"Clean but rundown. Breakfast was very basic- coffee, juice and cold croissant."

"I was there for 1 night. It served the purpose. I liked the area. Good eating places in the area that's close bye. A gym. Shopping. Clean safe area. "

"First of all, ALL of Lima is loud and dirty so expect some kind of a reflection of that fact in any budget hotel in Lima. It is part of the experience. That given and compared to EVERY other hotel I identified in Lima on Expedia or on foot Hotel Maxys Grau was the best value for the cost. Lima is EXPENSIVE too, unlike Colombia that I have more acclimated to. Everything cost more here than in Colombia or Mexico, so expect to pay more for the same luxuries. The staff here is VERY friendly and...