Lima Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Sat on a bench overlooking the Pacific in the miraflores district of Lima - accessing free wi-fi.i
Its 8-55 Sunday morning and I've got another 8 hours to kill before my connecting flight up to Iquitos, been here since 6-30 - Limas awrite, but nothing to write home about
The flight from Madrid lasted all bloody night, tried to kip, but gav...

Meine Reise fing ja schon gut an, ich hatte das Glueck Businessclass zu fliegen....was fuer ne Erfahrung. Am besten waren die bequemen Sitze, die man wie ein Bett ausbreiten konnte und das Entertainment prgramm so veil Auswahl und ein drei Gaenge menue mit Weinliste und die Business class travel bag mir Parfuem, Body lotion und und und.
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We arrived in Lima expecting to be greeted by Denis from Pay Purix, but he was no where in sight. Thankfully he showed up shortly after, slight confused about the arrival time due to the rain delay. We checked in at the hostel, then arranged a journey to the central to see the sights there. Denis was very helpful and walked us to the local bus, ...

Easy day walking around Miraflores, including the Indian market with all the wonderful handicrafts from all over Peru. All high standard so lovely to look at with lots of pieces of art and wonderful ceramics. I didnt realise that ceramics was the main art of Peru, but guess it stems from the Inka times. Its a public holiday here for Santa Rosa ...

September 18th 2007 - Day 101 So, another hellish bus journey as we make the return trip to Lima. We had planned on arriving and heading straight up to Huaraz, however the Peru car rally puts paid to this idea as we sit for 3 hours in Cusco - bugger! Anyway, we finally make it to Lima and are both thrilled to be off the bus as we felt sick the w...

Grandma and Grandad Potter´s day :) So... the question you´ve all been waiting for... Is it worth a 12 hour flight, no sleep for 48 hours and a dizzying time difference of 6 hours? In a word "YES". Peru is AMAZING! My first experience of Peru was in Lima, in our taxi from the airport... a traditional taxi with the obligatory lack of seat belts.....

It was like a scene from "Amazing Race" as we charged off the plane upon our arrival in Toronto. Carrying our backpacks (because we knew we would be short of time we didn't check them) we ran thru the terminal to catch a shuttle, then waited impatiently for the driver. We darted into the next terminal, arriving out of breath at our gate, to see ...

Located 110 kilometers from the boarder of Ecuador, Mancora has changed little by little into the most appetizing beach destination for people from Lima and tourists from all corners of the planet, along with families who are looking for extraordinary vacations or the simple backpacker passing through who, without realizing, stays for weeks as i...

Lima is a huge sprawling city. If my taxi driver and my grasp of the Spanish language are to be believed, it contains 10 million* inhabitants from a total population in Peru of 25 million. My one-off taxi yesterday is turning into a trend: count of taxis taken now up by 100% to 2. The buses (micros) stop anywhere, a man leans out and shouts out ...

I didn't like Lima. It was dirty, people are not nice, and everyone on the street is trying to get a piece of you. Walking with our backpacks to the hotel (mind you we were about 7 people), we had stuff thrown on us so we'll take them off (a known scam, you take off your backpack and someone grabs it and starts running), I was separated from the...