Clifford Hotel Lima
Hernan Velarde 27, Santa Beatriz Lima, 01, Peru
TravelPod Member ReviewsClifford Hotel Lima
“Hotel charmoso”
regiferr 17 contributions
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Aug 1, 2008
O hotel fica numa antiga casa colonial muito agradável e decorada de acordo com o estilo da casa. Nosso quarto era imenso, com direito a mesa com quatro cadeiras e duas poltronas para ver tv. O café da manhã bem gostoso e um serviço de restaurante bom e nada caro. Hoje escolheria uma outra zona para ficar em Lima, em Miraflores;
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