Hotel Jose Antonio

I am writing to bring to your attention an alarming incident that occurred at Hotel Jose Antonio in Lima during my recent stay. At approximately 1 am, an unsettling event unfolded when an unknown individual entered the room designated for children, causing them considerable distress. Although my children attempted to contact me at 1 AM, unfortunately, I missed their call. Promptly, my daughter contacted the hotel's reception to address the situation. To our shock and dismay, the hotel staff casually mentioned that housekeeping had mistakenly entered the wrong room. The gravity of the situation cannot be overstated—having someone enter a room, turn on lights, and disrupt the peace of guests at such a late hour is wholly unacceptable. Given the magnitude of this lapse in security and the impact it had on our experience, I feel compelled to share this information with others to ensure awareness of the hotel's shortcomings. I believe it is essential to share a negative review detailing this incident, emphasizing that such behavior is unacceptable, irrespective of the time of day. I trust that you will find this information helpful in making an informed decision regarding your choice of accommodation. It is my hope that by sharing this experience, others may be spared from encountering a similar situation.

The hotel does not provide you with water even though they said it to use the tap water. The room has a musty smell. You can hear the live music past after 1:30 AM at night. The room is not quiet for sleeping. It does not provide any water, toothpaste or tooth brush. Their workers speak very limited English. International planes usually fly into Lima after midnight. You arrive at the hotel early in the morning and there is nothing inside it for you to use to brush your teeth with. You have to get water, a toothbrush and toothpaste at a convenience store close by in the morning. I don’t recommend this hotel to anyone. Their breakfast is very limited and the workers at the restaurant speak very limited English.

I stayed here for four nights and found it to be a friendly comfortable hotel at a reasonable price. I love the Miraflores neighborhood. It is a vibrant thriving area with upscale shops and nightlife. My only hesitation to recommend this hotel is that it is not ideally located to stroll and take advantage of the neighborhood. It is located several blocks from the main area and somewhat inconvenient to navigate the traffic. There are many hotels located near El Malecon with ocean views which I would prefer.

This hotel was extremely clean and run professionally. The rooms were large with a separate small dining area and tea/ coffee making facilities and a fridge. The bed was very comfortable and the room quiet- we were on the 5th floor. Breakfast was good with cereals, fruit and hot food. The location is walkable to the beachfront 15-20 minutes.

We arrived in Lima and stayed here 3-nights exploring the city. We did not stay at the main wing but were located at the building across the street that was very old. Noisy and cold as it was unlike a hotel but a service apartment. The restaurant on the second floor was small and seem to be always crowded and breakfast had limited choice with cold food. Location was the good point. Staff never smiled nor looked friendly. Overall a good nights sleep in a spacious room if one is not particular with the surrounding.

Enjoyed our stay. It is at prime location. Walking distance to most of the locations. Beautiful township.

Lovely hotel with large spacious rooms and baths. Breakfast is very nice with choices for every taste. Hotel is located in a nice part of the city called Miraflores. It’s good location is near restaurants and walking distance to parks and beach.