Hotels With Wi-Fi in Callao, Peru

I like how they gave out a free drink and the hotel is directly across from the airport once you come out. Rooms were clean and spacious, the beds were quite comfortable.

The room is ok and the neighborhood little noisy but it was a 10 min walk to the airport and the price is good as well as the hygiene. It was better than I expected to be honest. The woman at the front desk very kind and funny.

It was only one night in the transit, but it was very satisfied. The hotel building itself was old, but the price is cheap and the home service is the best. It was wonderful to tell me a lot about Peru, recommended spots in Lima and what to eat in the car, like a former guide who is fluent in English. It was a warm visit even in a short period of time.

We are avid travelers and I usually give my reviews in three sections as - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. So please read all three sections to get a full picture. The Good: Unfortunately, there is nothing that is worth mentioning in this section. The Bad: * Location: This hotel is at least 7 km away from the airport and no way qualifies for it to be called an 'Airport hotel'. * Hotel identification: This is an apartment converted into a hotel set up. There was no board to identify when we reached late in the night. Fortunately, our Uber driver helped us ring the doorbell and it was answered by a teenage girl who was the only staff member we saw during the stay. * Room: The bed (see in the picture attached) was barely a full size mattress with barely enough space for the two of us to sleep. You turn side and you hit into the other person. Absolutely a wash from what has been shown on the ”hotel” site pictures. The Ugly: Usually, this section is the lightest in my reviews but in this case, unfortunately, with the most to share. * Check in: The teenage girl who was the only staff member at the location (I cannot call this place a hotel so will refer to it as the ”location”), asked us to pay for the stay in cash. If one wants to pay by card there was a $5 surcharge. Perhaps the owner knows that people would definitely dispute their stay at this shoddy place. This was not every mentioned when reserving the room. * Location: The hotel is located in a filthy location that smelled so disgusting. We had to cover our noses because of the stench around. Unbelievable. * Rooms: The rooms were barely 80 sq ft in size with an equally smaller bathroom. The ceiling height was about 8 feet and I could touch it with my arms not even stretched fully. The bathroom was so tight that one can barely find any space between the toilet and the sink. Even the towel bar would hit my elbow when brushing as the small is so small. See the pictures to get a better idea. * Stairs: The scariest experience was to get down the stairs with your luggage as this amazing location does not have an elevator!!. I had to make multiple trips to the third level as the stairs were so narrow and scary to navigate that I did not want to risk falling down and hurting myself. * Breakfast: Guess who is the one man show of this location, the owner himself ofcourse. He is the one would fix the breakfast for you. All this ”B&B” location had to offer was jam, butter and slice of bread. He offered us some juice that he got from the fridge. Seeing the set up and the owner/server licking his finger after some jam touched his finger, we decided not to eat here and left for the airport. We had chosen this hotel seeing the pictures and with the expectation of this location being close to the airport. For the price it was being offered, it did not feel like a bad deal when reserving the place for a few hours of sleep and a breakfast before departing. Usually, the saying goes is that ”what you pay is wha

Great hotel to use when arriving in Lima, especially at night. This hotel is less than ten minutes from the airport. Peruvians use it, but more foreigners and Americans (like myself) should follow suit. It is family-owned, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. It is off the main avenues, and is thus quiet. Yes, appearance is retro-historical, but they are renovating the lobby and making some good changes. Consider the price! The place is well-cared for, with a pleasant breakfast (US $5) option besides. I highly recommend this hotel, and plan to use it again myself. I always prefer authenticity and locals over the overpriced corporate chains.

I like how they gave out a free drink and the hotel is directly across from the airport once you come out. Rooms were clean and spacious, the beds were quite comfortable.

The room is ok and the neighborhood little noisy but it was a 10 min walk to the airport and the price is good as well as the hygiene. It was better than I expected to be honest. The woman at the front desk very kind and funny.

We are avid travelers and I usually give my reviews in three sections as - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. So please read all three sections to get a full picture. The Good: Unfortunately, there is nothing that is worth mentioning in this section. The Bad: * Location: This hotel is at least 7 km away from the airport and no way qualifies for it to be called an 'Airport hotel'. * Hotel identification: This is an apartment converted into a hotel set up. There was no board to identify when we reached late in the night. Fortunately, our Uber driver helped us ring the doorbell and it was answered by a teenage girl who was the only staff member we saw during the stay. * Room: The bed (see in the picture attached) was barely a full size mattress with barely enough space for the two of us to sleep. You turn side and you hit into the other person. Absolutely a wash from what has been shown on the ”hotel” site pictures. The Ugly: Usually, this section is the lightest in my reviews but in this case, unfortunately, with the most to share. * Check in: The teenage girl who was the only staff member at the location (I cannot call this place a hotel so will refer to it as the ”location”), asked us to pay for the stay in cash. If one wants to pay by card there was a $5 surcharge. Perhaps the owner knows that people would definitely dispute their stay at this shoddy place. This was not every mentioned when reserving the room. * Location: The hotel is located in a filthy location that smelled so disgusting. We had to cover our noses because of the stench around. Unbelievable. * Rooms: The rooms were barely 80 sq ft in size with an equally smaller bathroom. The ceiling height was about 8 feet and I could touch it with my arms not even stretched fully. The bathroom was so tight that one can barely find any space between the toilet and the sink. Even the towel bar would hit my elbow when brushing as the small is so small. See the pictures to get a better idea. * Stairs: The scariest experience was to get down the stairs with your luggage as this amazing location does not have an elevator!!. I had to make multiple trips to the third level as the stairs were so narrow and scary to navigate that I did not want to risk falling down and hurting myself. * Breakfast: Guess who is the one man show of this location, the owner himself ofcourse. He is the one would fix the breakfast for you. All this ”B&B” location had to offer was jam, butter and slice of bread. He offered us some juice that he got from the fridge. Seeing the set up and the owner/server licking his finger after some jam touched his finger, we decided not to eat here and left for the airport. We had chosen this hotel seeing the pictures and with the expectation of this location being close to the airport. For the price it was being offered, it did not feel like a bad deal when reserving the place for a few hours of sleep and a breakfast before departing. Usually, the saying goes is that ”what you pay is wha

Great hotel to use when arriving in Lima, especially at night. This hotel is less than ten minutes from the airport. Peruvians use it, but more foreigners and Americans (like myself) should follow suit. It is family-owned, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. It is off the main avenues, and is thus quiet. Yes, appearance is retro-historical, but they are renovating the lobby and making some good changes. Consider the price! The place is well-cared for, with a pleasant breakfast (US $5) option besides. I highly recommend this hotel, and plan to use it again myself. I always prefer authenticity and locals over the overpriced corporate chains.

It was only one night in the transit, but it was very satisfied. The hotel building itself was old, but the price is cheap and the home service is the best. It was wonderful to tell me a lot about Peru, recommended spots in Lima and what to eat in the car, like a former guide who is fluent in English. It was a warm visit even in a short period of time.