Jose Antonio Hotel Lima

... . After a brief stop-over in Cusco, we landed in Lima at about 3.00pm and got the bus transfer to our hotel (Jose Antonio Hotel, Miraflores, Lima) by 4.00pm. After settling in, we wandered down to the foreshore to the mall, did some window shopping, had ...

... section of Lima (yummy sea bass and of course a pisco sour). Walked around for a little bit before heading back to the hotel for a little sleep before our next adventure. Today we gott up and drove to a sqatters settlement in southern Lima called Villa ...

... had great flights and arrived in Lima at 5:00 Friday morning.  We were picked up at the airport and came to the hotel for a buffet breakfast (served every morning) and a rest before  we had our orientation meeting and a walking tour through the ...

... to the hotel. Back in our room, we packed - pretty much ready to go in the morning. Then we headed downstairs to the hotel bar for pre-dinner drinks and debriefing. Then we all walked back down to the foreshore and had a lovely final meal at Vivaldino's. ...

... .  After a forgettable lunch, we took a city "tour" which mainly consisted of walking in a triangular area around the hotel, (which is OK, although the street noises disrupted sleep) pointing out restaurants, banks and pharmacies.  We had a ...

... inhabitants.  We arrived early and got set up, then went in search of food. We were told of a good Peruvian restaurant Jose Antonio. It took quite a walk to find it. We joined up with a group from the States who were also trying to find the ...

... at that time what the fare should be. The rest of the night just turned into a really surreal experience. We met a local lawyer, Jose Antonio, who spoke English and was eager to show that Peru and Lima were indeed civilised places. He took us on a tour ...

... been travelling for more than 24 hours. In Lima we met Roberto and he took us to our accommodation for the evening the Hotel Jose Antonio in the Miraflores area. During the night here I was very, very sick and thought that I wouldn't be able to continue ...

... plenty of bottled water during the ten days we were in Peru. We were taken out for breakfast before our check-in at the hotel, Jose Antonio Lima Hotel, in the Miraflores District of Lima. After a short rest, our group met in the lobby at 11:00AM for an ...

... 18 hours after leaving Auckland.  Yes we were confused about time by this stage and tired.  Luckily Jose from our hotel was there to meet us.  Lima has a population of 9 million, and some crazy drivers.  I´m not sure if they have ...

... by its counterpart, whisky sour, and was believed to have been first prepared by three Peruvian bartenders. On the other hand, in Jose Antonio Schiaffino’s book ‘The origin of Pisco Sour’ it is claimed the inventor of the recipe was the ...

... then sitting down with us at the hotel to go over all the details of the remainder of our trip. We were greeted at the hotel with our cup of coca tea which seemed to take the edge off and hopefully as the locals say will help with the altitude ...

... of wine.  Our flight leaves at 11:00 tomorrow so we are going to take it easy since tomorrow night is our last night in Lima.  We found out about this restaruant south of Lima that has a guy that dresses up in full Pope garb and cliff dives from ...

When we were in Playas del Coco we couldn´t decide whether we should go to Arenal volcano or Manuel Antonio national park. The shuttle service kind of made up our minds for us as it would have meant waiting an extra day to get to the coastal reserve. So ...

The last few days have been travel days. Our drive from Manuel Antonio to the hotel in San Jose was fast using the new highway 27. Unfortunately, because our maps had no route numbers ( europcar ) and the hotel map also sucked, we had to wing it. A ...

... had only heard about – filthy rich men who buy boats, whiskey, suits and of course cigars. Fascinating! They read up on Antonio Banderas and Tiger Woods too! It was interesting to find all the countries around here are big on cigars with Guatemala, ...