Ayenda Casa Aika

Great place to stay and give your money to locals instead of corporations! Amazing hospitality and people, and communication was great leading into stay! They also helped us out greatly with local taxi . Overall great place to stay that is safe.

It's a sex hotel. Not very clean, but the manager of the place was nice.

Cool

alright for a short stay

I liked the location and the king size bed in the Suite room was very comfortable. I didn't like having to wait for the door to be opened to us every time we wanted back in and I thought it was a little strange that we had to leave our room keys behind every time we stepped out. We had a Suite room with a mini fridge and cupboards but there was nothing in those cupboards, no glasses or utensils. We could have borrowed some from the common room in the lobby but nothing was in the room. We only stayed for two nights so it wasn't a big deal. The comfort of the bed made up for it all.

It has Hotel Americana on the front now, but is the same name. What a great option! Yes, very basic, but in a fun area to explore. The couple managing it are so incredibly friendly and helpful! More Americans (like myself) and foreigners who enjoy patronizing family-run local places over the big corporate chains will appreciate this. The Museo Larco is a 5 minute walk. There are about ten parks in the area, including a large and well lit one just to the south (check out its Ombu tree supposedly planted by Bolivar). The local bus (or a taxi) can run you down Av. Bolivar to near Av. Brasil, where I found a great collection of local restaurants and panderias. Just a very authentic Peruvian neighborhood and local place--at least to me, much more fun than the lifeless corporate high-rise hotels in Miraflores (and for a fraction of the price). An easy base for to/from nights from the airport, as well, which is just 15-20 mins. away (and only 35-40 Soles by Uber). I highly recommend this, though I do admit that it is too modest for many First World, high-comfort need types. Here, and in this area, you definitely feel like you are overseas.

I couldn't sleep well there is a roaster in the back of the hotel and you can hear him everyday at 5am, they got problems with the tv cable so i couldnt watch tv ,on my last day some people look like have a party , also the rooms are not sound prove