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Find Peace of Mind at Hotel Monasterio

July 13th, 2011 | Peru - Places to Stay | No Comments »

In the heart of the ancient city of Cuzco lays Hotel Monasterio. This monastery, built in the late 1500′s, has been converted into a luxurious hotel complete with restaurants and a beautiful courtyard. As you step into Monasterio, you’ll be transported to another era. The modestly elegant décor breathes peace and tranquility, while the religious artwork adds a solemn note to the atmosphere.

The arhitectural details add individual character to each room. The detailed accents on the furniture complete the antique look of the entire hotel. All rooms have a heating system, televisions and WiFi. Two-level suites are particularly interesting. Your entrance goes into a cozy living room and upstairs is the bedroom and breakfast nook with an Read more

Miraflores Peru: Lima’s cultural birthplace

January 24th, 2011 | Peru - Business, Peru - Culture, Peru - Places to Stay, Peru - Relocation, Peru - Travel Tips | No Comments »

On top of a cliff 259 feet above sea level, facing the Pacific Ocean sits Miraflores, Peru. Lima’s business and cultural center, Miraflores is one of the hottest spots in Peru for expats or long term visitors. The city is busy and full of life. There are restaurants, nightclubs, parks, hotels and a wide variety of activities for all to enjoy.

Miraflores is a common destination for those who want to learn Spanish. The headquarters of El Sol Spanish Language School are located in the heart of Miraflores. The school offers a variety of effective, intensive and semi-intensive language courses. The classes are small, usually no more than 5 or 6 and the teachers are native Spanish speakers. El Read more

Room Rates Drop at Peru's Nicest Hotels

July 13th, 2009 | Peru - Best Shopping, Peru - Business, Peru - Gringo Favorite, Peru - Places to Stay, Peru - Travel Tips, The Best of Peru | No Comments »

Good news if you are thinking of traveling to Peru: you might be able to afford to stay at a nicer hotel than you once thought. Jose Koechlin, the President of Peru’s hotel Society (SHP), made a statement saying that many of the country’s 5 star hotels have been reducing their rates from between 30% and 50% with the goal of attracting more tourists.

Although there have been reductions on the cost of a night at one of these fancy hotels in Peru in the past, Koechlin states that never has he seen the rate be reduced so much, and during peak seasons at that.

Hotel owners know that internationally the tourism industry is not doing as well as it Read more

The DoubleTree Hotel in Lima

March 20th, 2009 | Peru - Places to Stay | No Comments »

The DoubleTree El Pardo by Hilton in Lima is raising the bar for hotels in Lima. As part of the Hilton brand the DoubleTree promises everything you would expect out of a quality hotel.

General manager Ricardo Bracale says, “The Hilton brand means we are now operating according to international standards, and are part of a global booking system, which has strengthened our position considerably.” It is that kind of dependability that most travelers look for in a hotel.

With Peru’s economic market having an incredible year last year, the DoubleTree has decided to invade Peru in hopes of being the first chain of major hotels to enter Peru, as well as setting the standard for hotels throughout the country. Outside of Read more

5 Star Luxury in Lima

August 25th, 2008 | Peru - Family Friendly, Peru - Nightlife, Peru - Places to Eat, Peru - Places to Stay | 1 Comment »

Lima’s Swissotel is one of the most luxurious in the city and is within walking distance of good shopping, great restaurants, and happening nightclubs. The 5 star establishment has 18 floors and 244 rooms and suites. The Swiss-based management team is excellent, and the service is unbeatable.

All rooms have AC, cable TV, phones with direct dial international service, a security system and a safe. There is also 24 hour valet and room service. The executive rooms come with a king bed or two twins, a desk, breakfast and cocktails, a private lounge and access to the business center and board room. Deluxe suites have their own kitchen, terrace, sauna, Jacuzzi and living room.

Swissotel has Read more

Pleasantly Peru

July 6th, 2008 | Peru - Adventure, Peru - Business, Peru - Family Friendly, Peru - Gringo Favorite, Peru - Must See or Do, Peru - News, Peru - Places to Stay, Peru - Relocation, Peru - Travel Tips | No Comments »

Travel and business in Peru are taking off like never before! What used to be a country traversed by backpackers and surfers is now becoming a hot place to start up a business or enjoy a relaxing vacation. Not to say that trekking through the lost city of Machu Pichu isn’t an amazing experience, but if you are a little slower when it comes to exploration, you’ll be happy to know that a journey through Peru is well within your reach.

Some of the most amazing scenery in all of South America can be found in Peru. Whether you decide to spend your time high up in the majestic Peruvian Andes or along the coast where Read more