Hotel Fausto, luxury boutique hotel in Peru's capital (+ walking tour in Lima)
Welcome to Lima International Airport (Hotel Fausto can offer airport transfers upon request) The drive from the airport to the hotel is about 40 minutes Hotel Fausto is housed in a 1920s neoclassical building The property is located on a charming tree-lined street in one of Lima’s most vibrant districts Have you ever stayed at Hotel Fausto? If so, what was your experience? Leave a comment Hotel Fausto blends traditional architecture with locally curated design, art & decor, creating a sophisticated & casual ambiance The property actually feels more like staying in a stylish residence than in a hotel At the heart of Hotel Fausto lies the ‘sala,’ a cozy ground-level living room that opens onto a pretty tiled patio The sala is designed for connection, where guests can gather to share stories and experiences Next to the sala is Hotel Fausto’s stylish kitchen, where guests can enjoy the flavors and comfort of a Peruvian home The kitchen is stocked with daily baked sweets, savory snacks, fruits, charcuterie, and refreshing drinks For those looking to share, social food options include carpaccio, Peruvian cheese tasting boards, & other finger foods For comfort food after a long day of activities in Lima, the menu offers pasta, soups, salads, and more The kitchen is open 24/7 The hotel preserves its original five-bedroom layout, with each room carefully revitalized to maintain its original character Guests can choose from three room types: Pequeña, Mediana, and Grande The Grande Room on the first floor is a standout, featuring a four-poster bed, sitting area, and a freestanding soaking tub Fausto is owned by Andean, a luxury company who showcases the true essence of Peru through authentic experiences Andean has 5 hotels, offering a circuit known as the Southern Peru Travesia: Lima, Arequipa, the Colca Canyon & Lake Titicaca The grande familiar room features two distinct areas - an inviting bedroom and a private sitting area The minimalist Pequeña room is large enough to fit a double bed, desk, and chair, but not much else Hotel Fausto's first floor features a balcony with a dining table overlooking the open air sala The charm of Hotel Fausto’s sala extends to the third floor, where a rooftop terrace looks out over Miraflores’ urban scenery The rooftop terrace is a great setting for social gatherings or to unwind solo with a house-made beverage and snacks Each morning, Hotel Fausto’s breakfast is served at the sala, with a small continental buffet on display in the kitchen Egg dishes are cooked to order Let's explore the highlights of Lima, the capital of Peru Hotel Fausto finds its place in Miraflores, one of Lima’s liveliest and safest districts The property is just one block from the coastal promenade Miraflores looks out over the Pacific Ocean The beaches of Peru (and Lima) are known among experts as some of the best in the world for surfing Inaugurated in 1993, Miraflores' Love Park celebrates “love”, featuring walls that are artfully decorated with mosaics At its center, the sculpture “The Kiss” - made by the Peruvian artist Victor Delfin - depicts lovers embracing in an endless kiss The coastal promenade offers a stunning view of the ocean, and its really romantic here at sunset (when there is no fog) At the top of Miraflores' cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Larcomar is Lima's most upscale shopping center Lima's Justice Palace was inspired by the Justice Palace in Brussels, though much smaller and lacking the dome Lima's San Cristobal Hill has been transformed in a multicolored mural called Project Rainbow It took 9 months and 1,000 houses to create the project Project Rainbow's goal was to revitalize a neighborhood that needed a little care The San Francisco Church is located in Lima's historic center and it is one of the most iconic and touristy sites in the city The church's construction was carried out by the Franciscan Order and was completed in 1774 after a century of work Right in the heart of the urban center of Lima sits Huaca Pucllana (“Huaca” meaning “pyramid” or “temple” in Quechua) Huaca Pucllana is an archaeological site which was built to serve as a ceremonial & funerary center by a pre-Inca society Known as the SoHo of Lima, Barranco is one of the city's hippest neighborhoods, with colorful street art and trendy bars
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