Search Hotels Near Mario Vargas Llosa House Museum, Arequipa

"This is a great hotel. Unfortunately the room opposite mine had their tv on so load I could hear it despite being on the opposite side of the corridor, but I can’t blame the hotel for that. They asked them to turn it down but I could still hear it at 4:30am! I would nevertheless stay here again because the hotel itself is great and the staff and service is excellent and location is close to everything you want as a tourist."

"Great!"

"Exceptional room. Amazing staff. Excellent wifi and breakfast. The location on Plaza de Armas can’t be beat. So walkable. We loved our stay! We had one hiccup. We asked for early check-in. Reception said none was available. Upon arriving at approximately 5:30 AM after a 16 hour overnight bus ride, we asked again. Reception said they could store our bags. Check-in was 1pm. Then they said for $50 USD we could check in early. We declined and stored our bags. We went for breakfast with fellow travellers. All were able to check in early for free at their hotels. When we returned from breakfast around 9am and asked to wait on the terrace, we were informed our room was ready and our luggage was in it. We were very, very happy and booked a few more nights. "

"The room was spacious and clean. Hotel staff very pleasant! "

"Clean room 1 towel Cold typical breakfast "

"Bedrooms not pictured on website. Breakfast was not good either. "

"The room was dirty, and had a bad smell. The breakfast was terrible not at all how it appears in the photographs. The location is far from everything. When I checked in they tried to charge a 28% tax wasn’t stated anywhere on the reservation. They said every hotel does this and the percent fluctuates depending on what they want to charge. I called Expedia and they made it right. Better places to stay in Arequipa. "

"Yes and yes"

"I have no complaints about the hotel but their employee Aaron in the onsite restaurant. I had a shoe repaired at a local shop which unfortunately was closed before my flight. In a pinch, I approached Aaron to help get it and mail it to my hotel in Cusco or Lima. He asked for 50 soles cash for his trouble and mailing cost. Never got my shoes and he didn’t answer my messages. "