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Where to stay in Lima

6 areas worth booking in Lima, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

≈ $20 / night
Barranco
Bohemian, artsy, nightlife

Lima's most charming district: colourful mansions, street art, the Bridge of Sighs, galleries and the best bars and peñas (folk-music clubs).

Pueblo Libre
Local, traditional, quiet

A genuine residential district with the Larco Museum, old taverns and a slower pace away from the tourist trail.

Budget picks to book

≈ $70 / night
Miraflores
Modern, safe, clifftop

The tourist heart: clifftop parks over the Pacific, the Larcomar mall, paragliding launches and most mid-range hotels. Safe, walkable and well-connected.

Centro Histórico
Historic, grand, busy

The UNESCO colonial core: the Plaza Mayor, the cathedral, baroque churches and the catacombs of San Francisco. Best visited by day.

San Borja
Residential, modern, calm

A green, middle-class neighbourhood home to the Museo de la Nación and a relaxed local feel.

Mid-range picks to book

≈ $220 / night
San Isidro
Upscale, financial, leafy

The polished business and embassy district: the El Olivar olive grove, fine dining and the city's smartest hotels.

Luxury picks to book

The Lima guide carries the full shortlist for each tier, with why each hotel is on it.

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