Belmond Miraflores Park

Set in one of Lima’s most fashionable areas, the Belmond Miraflores Park takes you straight to the heart of all that’s best about this great capital city.

Renowned for its beautiful garden location beside the Pacific Ocean, it has breath-taking views out to sea.

Details

This luxury hotel combines personalised service, exceptional dining and indulgent facilities to create the perfect base from which to explore. Colonial architecture, superb museums with Inca gold and Pre-Columbian antiquities, and glamorous shops, bars and restaurants are all just moments from the hotel.

AMENITIES
SWIMMING POOL
Enjoy a refreshing swim in the heated rooftop pool, with breath-taking views of Lima and the Pacific Ocean. Perfect for adults and children, the pool measures 17x5m (55x16ft) and is 1.6m (5ft) at its shallowest and 2.2m (7ft) at the deep end.

Open from 6am – 10pm, summer pool service from 10am – 6pm

Executive Lounge
Located on the 10th floor of the building, the stylish Executive Lounge is exclusively for use by guests staying on the 8th, 9th and 10th floors.

The lounge is open all day, with complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, snacks, tapas, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages available between 6am and 10:30pm.

Other services include daily newspapers, packing and unpacking, wireless internet and a private concierge.

GYM
Belmond Miraflores Park offers a modern fitness centre, ideal for those that wish to keep fit during their stay.

The gym is equipped with two stationary bicycles, one elliptical and two treadmills. For those interested in muscle toning, there is also a Cybex training equipment.

THE OBSERVATORY RESTAURANT
The Observatory Restaurant is located on the 11th floor, affording it spectacular views of both Lima and the Pacific Ocean.

The delicious breakfast buffet offers a range of fresh breads and pastries, charcuterie, fresh fruit and eggs cooked to order.

ZEST SPA
The Zest Spa at Belmond Miraflores Park in Lima provides an array of treatments incorporating indigenous products from Peru and the Amazon.