Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel
Hotel · Lima ·

Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel

Hotel · Lima ·

Boutique mansion hotel with art, rooftop bar, ocean views

excellent location
friendly staff
beautiful building
historic building
spacious rooms
attentive staff
excellent breakfast
gardens
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Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel by null
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Jirón Sáenz Peña 208, Barranco 15063, Peru Get directions

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Jirón Sáenz Peña 208, Barranco 15063, Peru Get directions

+51 1 4886059
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Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel, a Design Boutique Hotel Lima, Peru

"Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel has free bikes, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Lima. Attractively located in the Barranco district, this hotel provides a bar. The property has a 24-hour front desk, airport transportation, room service and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel will provide guests with air-conditioned rooms with a desk, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower. The rooms have a closet. Guests at Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel can enjoy a buffet breakfast. Playa Barranquito is 1.1 miles from the accommodation, while Larcomar is 1.9 miles from the property. Jorge Chavez International Airport is 14 miles away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Casa Republica | Best places to stay in Lima

"Stays in this gorgeous Republican-era millionaire’s mansion in Barranco – Lima’s most fashionable neighbourhood – give a taste of the city’s modish high life in intimate boutique hotel comfort. The house looks like the kind of place the Great Gatsby would have rented out as his holiday home in Peru. The brilliant-white neoclassical shuttered facade belongs to the French Riviera. Rooms inside are clean and contemporary – with whites offset with strong blocks of colour, heavy drape curtains, marble bathrooms and big abstract art and mirrors on the walls. Book one of the high-ceilinged period rooms in the old house rather than the garden-facing rooms in the modern annexe. The hotel serves great Pisco sours – a precursor to a night out in the great restaurants and bars beyond the door. " - Alex Robinson

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Casa Republica Barranco Boutique Hotel

David P.

Google
This hotel is a fantastic value in an excellent location! The staff is top notch! The breakfast and roof top bar are excellent! Just a 5 minutes from the Pacific Ocean walkway. Tons of restaurants and bars in this trendy artsy neighborhood. Would definitely stay here again!

Lisa S.

Google
Casa Republica was our introduction to Peru, and what an unbeatable first impression! Rose greeted us as soon as we arrived and immediately made us feel at home, providing detailed information not only about the hotel but also about Barranco—its restaurants, museums, and even where to find an ATM. Breakfast was excellent, with cooked-to-order eggs alongside a daily buffet of fresh options. Water (con and sin gas), coffee, and tea were available 24 hours a day, which was a thoughtful touch. Our king room was spacious, comfortable, and overlooked the gardens—a peaceful retreat in the city. On our last day, while we relaxed in one of the many sitting areas as our room was being cleaned, a gentleman I believe was the manager (unfortunately I misplaced his card) stopped by to ask how we were enjoying our stay. We ended up chatting for quite a while, and he recommended his favorite Peruvian dish—ají de gallina—at the local icon Isolina. As promised, it was absolutely delicious! When we return to Lima, there’s no question—we’ll stay at Casa Republica again.

Stejaski

Google
This beautiful Hotel is in an historic building in the beautiful Baranca area of Lima. Great location with lots of bars and restaurants nearby and the beach at the end of the road.||The receptionist could not have been more helpful if she tried a wonderful welcome the courtyard garden at the back was the setting for our breakfast more of which later.||Our room was huge with a very large bathroom, large wardrobe and a very large and very comfortable bed. However, our room 102 was literally in reception which left it vulnerable to noise. In addition you could not open the shutters on the large windows as these were directly at Street level and offered no privacy if opened. The people in the bedroom above us woke at 5 o’clock in the morning and it was incredibly noisy; a little like an elephant in stilettos rolling a bowling ball back-and-forth.||If we had been staying for more than two nights, we would’ve asked to move and I’m sure they would’ve done their best to accommodate.||The rooftop bar open till 10 is a great spot for pre-dinner drinks, however being at the top of the building with no lift it can be a little challenging if stairs are a problem for you.||There was there was an expensive choice at breakfast with both European and Peruvian options, including a range of egg dishes on demand. They did seem to run out of glasses and bowls on the regular basis but this is a minor point.||In conclusion a Lovely if noisy stay and I would recommend. But do avoid rooms 102 and 103.

J P

Google
Rooms, Service, Beds, Food EXCELLENT! Needed (easy) improvements: 1-No microwave in service area 2-No refrigerator in the room 3-Breakfast service starts 7am. Only coffee 24hrs. in service area. At least turn the automated cappucino on at 6am. 4-AI Chat for hotel not smart enough.Frustrating. 5-Reservation document does not match final invoice payment document at line level. They should be identical.. Great place.

MrandMrsICHBI

Google
Lovely hotel, well situated, with friendly helpful staff. Our room was comfortable with all the amenities you would expect & opened onto a small private garden area. In addition the restaurant offered a good choice of meals and the breakfast was also good, buffet style with daily egg dishes cooked to order. Overall, a very comfortable stay.

bellagina67

Google
We arrived to barranco and adored the charm of this beautiful old building . We were on arrival disappointed by the room and the common areas which were old corridors and flooring in need of an upgrade. The hotel kindly upgraded us to the suite which I wouid highly recommend if your budget allows . This room was light and bright . With a desk and lounge area . The bathroom was again big and clean and bright . The hotel is in an excellent street in barranco / very close to the water and to the main area with all the restaurants. In the end we enjoyed 3 very nice nights at the hotel and were grateful

Navigate10910318501

Google
My #1 absolute favorite thing about Lima (in long list of fantastic things things) was staying at La Casa Republica Boutique Hotel!||Where to start...||I arranged with La Casa Republica to be picked up from the airport. I'm a solo female traveler, and was flying into Lima during the transit protests, so I wanted to have all my bases covered. ||However, I had gotten traveler's sickness on a previous leg of my journey so I was dazed; my flight number changed and I never realized; and my flight hit delays. Long story short, with any other hotel, I would have probably been stranded at the airport when I finally stumbled off the plane at 11 pm - about 2 hours after my established pickup time. But not in this case! The hotel staff made sure to take care of me from before I even arrived! ||I turned my phone back on to a flurry of messages, calls, and emails. Gaia (who was definitely working after hours at that point to keep track of me) had the driver stay to make sure I had a ride once I arrived, and she expressed such concern to make sure I was safe. Sure enough, I connected with the driver and arrived to their ABSOLUTELY STUNNING hotel safe and sound!||This kind of attentiveness and care characterized my whole stay at La Casa Republica - everything was above and beyond, and then some. ||The accomodations are fantastic. I love my own bed, but this one topped it! The archictecture, high ceilings, furniture - it's all beautiful. My room had a private porch lined with flowers, and the bathroom was almost the size of my bedroom at home. ||Breakfast every morning was such a treat! The American fare along with Peruvian staples was deeply appreciated as I got my digestive system back on track from being sick earlier. The wait staff was so kind, and were there in a heartbeat if you needed anything. I started my days with mimosas, fresh bread and cheese, yogurt, omlettes, and more! They had a wide variety of offerings, all in this peaceful garden-side cafe-type setting.||Every morning, I got the warmest greeting from the concierge staff, and they happily helped me with my itinerary. One morning, I really wanted to see the center of Lima, but protests were happening. The concierge staff gave me recommendations, directions, and safety tips. The morning after, they shared they were worried because I came back later than planned (I was captivated by the magnificent Larco Museum). Especially as a solo traveler, it felt good to know the staff so authentically cared, and that I could reach out if I needed anything.||On my second night, I visited the rooftop bar for my complimentary pisco sour. I watched the moon, listened to the waves crash on the beach, and chatted with staff. Javier and the whole team were so kind! They brought me a blanket to keep warm and cancha to snack on (try it - delicious!) and asked about my itinerary and interests. The rooftop was abuzz, with groups and solo travelers, all just enjoying the beautiful night. ||The location of La Casa Republica cannot be beat. Barranco is beautiful, artsy, friendly, and safe. There's so much to explore, from shops and markets to street art and galleries. The hotel is across from the truly awesome Jade Rivera Museum, and Dedalo - a great spot to find unique hand-crafted items from local artisans. It's also about a 10-minute [gorgeous, ocean-side] stroll to Miraflores. ||The staff at La Casa Republica is beyond incredible - across the board. Every person I interacted with was warm and eager to help. They took every possible detail of my experience into account. There was not a single point during my stay that I felt like I was traveling alone. Quite the opposite - I felt like I was in a home away from home. There's more I'd like to see in Lima, but after my experience, I'd love to go back just to stay in the hotel again!

Yony M.

Google
A wonderful, charming hotel in a great location in Lima's Barranco neighborhood. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had an excellent stay while in Lima.