Country Club Lima Hotel

Location:
Los Eucaliptos 590

Hotel

By Christopher Minster

The Country Club Lima Hotel was built in 1927 and completely refurbished in 1998 and today stands as one of Lima's finer hotels. Popular with business and pleasure travelers, the hotel has everything you would expect from a five-star hotel: good service, comfortable rooms, anenities such as a good restaurant and travel desk, etc.

The rooms are decadently huge and well-decorated, and include luxuries not found in other hotels, such as internet, cable TV, safe box, air conditioning, and more. No-smoking and handicap accessible rooms are available.

This Hotel is: Expensive

Hotel Amenities, Services and Facilities All Credit Cards Accepted, Restaurant, Bar, Internet Facilities - Free, Data Port in Room, 24-Hour Reception, Safe in Reception or Rooms, Travel Info Desk, Lounge, Luggage Storage, Airport Pickup - Extra Charge, Parking - Free, Non-Smoking Rooms, 24-Hour Hot Water, Wheelchair Accessible, Meeting facilities, Sauna

Room Prices:
Price Description:There are no rates listed on their web site; however, the hotel falls into the luxury class.

Contact Information:
Phone: 51-1-611-9000
Fax: 51-1-611-9002
E-mail: country(at)remove-this.hotelcountry.com
URL: www.hotelcountry.com

Traveler Reviews of Country Club Lima Hotel

A San Isidro Landmark

Rating: 100%

Before moving to San Isidro I spent a few nights at this wonderful old hotel. As the name implies, it was originally the country club for the golf course which is just opposite. It was built in the early 1900's, and is one of San Isidro's most famous landmarks. The rooms in the hotel are nicely furnished, well kept-up, and the decor is what you would expect in a fine hotel of this era. I've stayed in similar hotels all over the world (eg. Norfolk in Nairobi, Goodwood Park in Singapore, Connimara in Madras, etc.), and would rank this hotel as their equal. Bottom line is that if you like elegant old hotels, you should enjoy this place. BUT, the restaruant is very overpriced, and given the number of outstanding restaurants in Lima, I'd eat elsewhere!

By V!VA User from San Isidro, Oct 12, 2005