Villa Barranco by Ananay Hotels

Hotel · Lima

Villa Barranco by Ananay Hotels

Hotel · Lima

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C. Carlos Zegarra 274, Lima 15063, Peru

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Boutique hotel with colonial charm, rooftop bars, and garden views  

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"A boutique hotel with modern interiors, free breakfast, and onsite bicycles for exploring the neighborhood." - Amanda Ogle Amanda Ogle Amanda Ogle is a writer and editor who specializes in travel, food and drink, sustainability, and general lifestyle topics. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, National Geographic, Condé Nast T

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Villa Barranco, Lima, Peru - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"How did it strike you on arrival? Villa Barranco has major curb appeal—the two-story, colonial home turned boutique hotel is equal parts stately and charming. Pulling up feels more like arriving at a friend's summer home than a hotel. Once you step through the garden and into the house itself, wooden details—from the twisting grand staircase in the foyer to the collected pieces of furniture scattered throughout—add to the homey feel. Villa Barranco is on par with other popular boutique hotels in neighborhood (like Atemporal and Casa Republica), but it feels more intimate; and the affordable price point is especially appealing. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. Every room in Villa Barranco is spacious, but the two-level Master Suite feels like an apartment. The bathroom has enough space to do cartwheels around the freestanding tub, and there's a loft with a single bed, bean bag, television, and entrance to the private terrace outside (chaise lounges and ocean views included). The décor suits the bohemian Barranco neighborhood without overdoing it—think colorful throws on the bed and Persian rugs on the floor, paired with crisp white linens and necessary modern touches like a TV and air conditioning. Let's talk about the small stuff. Were there in-room amenities or little touches that you'd rave about? If we lived in a lawless hellscape with no rules, what is the first thing you'd steal? The owner of the hotel is clearly a collector—the vintage furniture throughout is impressive, but it's the quirky little objects in every corner of the room that you'll really lust over. The inside of the medicine cabinet is packed with a collection of antique medicine bottles, and carefully selected trinkets like vintage weighing scales on the desk, or a little wooden sailboat hanging on the wall, made the rooms feel wonderfully lived in. The bathroom amenities and other more essential items were less memorable, but all perfectly fine. Of course, what really matters is that the Wi-Fi is free—and it works. Lightening round reaction time! Tell us something short but important. Most rooms at Villa Barranco have ocean views, and it's just off Lima's seafront promenade, the Malecón. How about the extra things—the spa, the gym. Any features worth mentioning? Because it's built into an eight-bedroom colonial home, it's no surprise they don't offer amenities like a spa or gym, but the walkable location makes it easy to find whatever you need just steps away. There's a lovely rooftop bar, but it's only manned on the weekends and most guests seemed to completely forget about it (though having it all to yourself is appealing enough). Food is limited to simple room service, and the menu doesn't represent Lima's typical dishes—but when you're in one of the most awarded restaurant cities in the world, you'll probably want to go out to eat anyway. Bottom line: Worth the money, time, and effort it would take to book it? You can feel the care put into every inch of the restored republican home, and travelers who appreciate getting to stay in such an emblematic property in Barranco will love the value at the price point. Unique features lent by the 1920s shell—communal gardens to eat breakfast in, or terraces and balconies off every room—paired with thoughtful decor will win over most, but travelers who want bend-over-backwards service and a laundry list of amenities at their fingertips will be happier elsewhere."

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justdoittx

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Beautiful boutique hotel with great customer service! Also great location within walking distance of many great sights in the barranco district and steps from the coast. This hotel is beautifully furnished with a mix of traditional and funky things. Breakfast on the rooftop was great and the rooftop bar is also a nice place to sit and unwind. I’m usually a stickler about not having a coffee maker in the room but it was just steps away in the dining room 24hrs a day. The dining room also had a water refill jug. I would stay here again!

Charlie Bostwick

Google
Lovely experience! The entire hotel has a cool vibe mixing colonial architecture bones with both contemporary and vintage art. The staff was attentive and friendly. We enjoyed one rooftop for delicious breakfasts and the other rooftop for pisco sours. The room was spacious and comfy. The location was perfect for wandering to cozy coffee shops and lively restaurants.

Jason Draho

Google
The Villa Barranco is a lovely hotel. The room was large, and there was charming gardens and outdoor space. The villa is conveniently located to the restaurants and shopping in Barranco. The owner Patricio was friendly and very helpful making suggestions for Lima, as well as Cusco. He suggested a perfect one-day itinerary in the Sacred Valley, and helped to make a lunch reservation at a hacienda. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel.

HfromMD

Google
First time in Lima and we initially planned to stay in Miraflores, but after reading the TripAdvisor forum decided that Barranco was a better choice for us. So glad we decided on Barranco and Villa Barranco as our hotel! It’s a beautiful property consisting of two stately homes on a quiet street, surrounded by a garden wall for privacy and quiet. The excellent breakfast is served on the rooftop of one of the homes, with eggs, pancakes, waffles etc to order and a buffet of fruits, cheeses and meats as well. Staff were helpful and available, and we met and chatted with the owner about their sister properties in Cusco and Arequipa. Really a magical place.

Barkerfamily

Google
This is a lovely hotel set in two old colonial houses with beautiful gardens. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful and nothing is too much trouble for them. |Our room was well equipped with dressing gowns and slippers and they provide filtered water. There is additional filtered water and tea and coffee in the residents’ lounge area. |Breakfast is served on the roof terrace and is a combination of buffet items and a choice of cooked items from a menu. The pancakes with maple syrup and fresh fruit were my favourite breakfast item from a month of hotel stays in Peru. They also made proper decaf coffee.|Location wise the hotel is a two minute walk to the centre of Barranco which feels very safe and has some very nice restaurants and coffee shops. You can also walk to Miraflores in about 20 minutes. It’s a pleasant walk through a residential and commercial area. We also took an Uber into central Lima for a very cheap price which took about half an hour.|I highly recommend this hotel and would 100% stay here again.

DaveX1960

Google
Really good boutique hotel, staff were very helpful, breakfast was good, bar on the roof had heaters to keep warm, and the room was a good size. The whole ambiance with books, coffee and seating let us relax.|The location is lower than I would have liked and with the traffic and one way systems it added time to all journeys. But the local area had walks along the cliffs, and good local restaurants, shops and museums. No evening food available, which caused no problem with the local area.

parismuse

Google
Absolutely loved this small luxury boutique hotel in the heart of the Barranco district, yet it was also quiet and peaceful as it is located on a minor street. My friend and I shared a junior suite located on the ground floor (thankfully, no noise from up above) - it was spacious and welcoming with a huge bathroom, good A/C, very comfortable bed and soft linens. The breakfast was delightful - served on one of the two roof terraces - a nice selection without it being overwhelming on choices. The rooftop bar, which is located on the other "rooftop", is fantastic, and a special thank you and shout-out goes to Julio, who served us each night we were in residence (he makes the absolute best Pisco sours) and even walked us through the (delightful) Pisco tasting! The staff is wonderful - friendly but also professional - we felt well taken care of while we stayed at Villa Barranco. Would come here again in a heartbeat!

scottwK7917XE

Google
A charming 10 room luxury boutique hotel in the Barranco section of Lima, just one block from the ocean. The staff and management could not have been nicer or more accommodating. We left for Paracas and were returning in two days, and they kindly did laundry for us and kept a bag and had it in our room when we arrived. Since we showed up late in the afternoon and hadn’t had lunch, they were kind enough to whip us up some quinoa salads, that were delicious. They also have a nice roof top bar and breakfast nook. Everyone there was so nice.