Lima

Luxurious accommodations with Latin flair and lots of indulgent extras. — Gayot

Restored and modernized Belle Epoque mansion turned boutique hotel in Lima’s thriving arts district. — Jetsetter

Lemon-tinted rooms and beds with gold duvets "provide a more-than-million-dollar view" of the Pacific and "death-defying paragliders". — Condé Nast Traveler

The colonial-style building has been converted into the 83-room hotel filled with Peruvian art from Lima’s Museo Pedro de Osma, brocade-covered chairs, gilt mirrors, and mahogany armoires. — Travel + Leisure

Living up to its name, the former residence of Peruvian sculptor Victor Delfín is a tranquil, art-filled and homely mansion set on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. — The Telegraph

This 30-story glass tower is impressive from the moment you step into the airy lobby, with its soaring walls of aluminum and glass, geometric patterns, and abundant art. — Fodor's

This elegantly appointed hotel offers spacious, comfortable rooms and friendly service at a reasonable price. — Fodor's

Classic in design, but well equipped with contemporary conveniences. — The Telegraph

The 134-room Sonesta El Olivar is a high-end choice in the upscale residential neighborhood of San Isidro. — Oyster

One of Lima's most exclusive and sophisticated properties is this sparkling high-rise hotel. — Frommer's

Located on a quiet residential street a short walk from most Miraflores sites, this relatively new hotel offers chic rooms with urban views and the expected Hilton service and decor. — Fodor's

Staying in this meticulously restored 1920s mansion on a quiet street near Barranco's malecón is a bit like staying with friends thanks to the laid-back atmosphere and helpful staff. — Fodor's

The only hotel on the airport premises, this property is directly across from the terminal. — Star Service

Central location makes it a favorite stop for tour groups...position as the largest hotel and second-largest convention center in the country makes it a top choice for large corporate gatherings. — Star Service

A bright yellow mansion from the 1940s houses this pleasant, reader-recommended hotel. There are 24 ample dark-paneled rooms (some with air-con) with cable TV and soundproofed windows. — Lonely Planet

Cool, clean and modern, this service-oriented lodging is poised to be a traveler favorite. — Lonely Planet

This intimate hotel features 20 monochromatic rooms outfitted with soft sheets, slippers and marble baths. — Lonely Planet

With four bespoke rooms to its name, this stylish owner-run guesthouse in Miraflores oozes charm and eclecticism. — Travel + Leisure

A small and stylish hotel in a quiet corner of the residential district of Miraflores. — The Telegraph