Second Home PeruvsHotel B
Both Hotel B and Second Home Peru are rated very highly by experts. On balance, Hotel B is preferred by most reviewers compared to Second Home Peru. Hotel B comes in at #4 in Lima with endorsements from 9 publications including Travel + Leisure, Jetsetter and Lonely Planet.
Second Home Peru
Insight Guides
Lonely Planet
Afar Magazine
Travel + Leisure
The Telegraph
Fodor's
Frommer's
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Domeyer 366 , Barranco, Lima 04, Peru
From $135/night
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Pool
- Free Parking
"This lovely guesthouse, once an artist’s mansion, has five beautiful rooms, some with wide Pacific views."
Top choice
"With a fairy-tale feel, this lovely five-room Bavarian-style casona has claw-foot tubs, sculpted ironworks, a swimming pool and breathtaking views of the ocean." Full review
"Previously the home of Peruvian sculptor Victor Delfin, who still keeps a studio and gallery on-site, Second Home Peru is the guesthouse everyone would want to know about (but doesn’t)." Full review
"With eight rooms to its name, Second Home is a vibrant, smart guesthouse and gallery in boho Barranco." Full review
8.0
"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." Full review
"This B&B-cum-art-gallery in a refurbished, early-20th-century house is surrounded by tropical gardens, sculptures, and a sweeping Pacific view." Full review
"One of the best values for mid-range hotels in Lima...there’s an impressive collection of artwork and original detail inside, like Louis XV–style claw-footed bathtubs in every wood-floored room." Full review
"This 100-year-old Tudor-style house on a cliff overlooking the sea and surrounded by a sculpture garden is one of Lima's loveliest lodgings. The sometime home and gallery of sculptor and..." Full review
"One of South America’s leading sculptors, Víctor Delfín opened the doors of his family home in Lima, Peru, as a boutique hotel called Second Home Peru so not only can you enter the..."
Legendary artists' houses you can visit around the world
September 17, 2020
Hotel B
Tablet
Star Service
Afar Magazine
Jetsetter
Lonely Planet
Fodor's
Travel + Leisure
The Telegraph
Hideaway Report
Frommer's Show All Reviews
San Martin 301 Barranco, Lima 4, Peru
From $162/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
19.6
"Filled with charming twenties-era furnishings, eye-catching artwork, a vintage suitcase here, a weathered map in a glass frame there, these accommodations call to mind a more glamorous era of travel." Full review
"Lima was long without a designer hotel until the Westin came along, but its affiliation with Starwood still left a niche for this artsy boutique-hotel to fill." Full review
"Hotel B’s own collection dabbles in everything from Peruvian pop art to sculptures. Art is displayed in the guest rooms, hallways, and restaurant." Full review
"Restored and modernized Belle Epoque mansion turned boutique hotel in Lima’s thriving arts district." Full review
"A notable newcomer, this refurbished mansion mixes modern with classical to dramatic effect." Full review
"This boutique hotel-cum–art gallery in a refurbished, turn-of-the-century mansion in the heart of artsy Barranco is a feast for the senses." Full review
i
Ask for a room with a freestanding porcelain bathtub.
"Hotel B, with its impeccable design and impressive art collection, has raised the bar for boutique lodgings not just in its neighborhood of Barranco but in Lima as a whole." Full review
9.0
"Lima’s most beautiful hotel offers five-star service in an intimate, palatial setting, and is located in a lively neighbourhood." Full review
94.0
"Stylish boutique property set in a stately white Belle Epoque mansion located in Barranco, a fashionable neighborhood home to many of Peru’s leading artists, musicians, designers and photographers." Full review
"Hotel B, as it is sometimes called, is the property that many always dreamed Lima could have. The hotel looks back at its historic past in the ornate façade, open balconies, and raised skylights." Full review