Atemporal

What a tastefully done property that echos styles, intimacy and comfort. I highly recommend staying here - it is a great location, and the staff is highly attentive to your needs.

This is a unique hotel. It is a converted mansion. It is located in the MiraFlores district of Lima. Our Room was very large. The bathroom had two showers and a chandelier. One unique feature is that except for alcohol the drinks and snack in the kitchen are free of charge. The breakfast they serve for free is outstanding.

Visited this boutique hotel during a trip to Peru. Well situated in the Miraflores area. Room was nice and breakfasts were first class served in the area pictured. Staff were friendly and very helpful, with the night manager even walking us to a restaurant he had booked for us. Only reason that it didn’t get 5 stars was one morning there was no hot water for our shower. That notwithstanding, would certainly recommend this property.

I absolutely loved this small boutique hotel in Mira Flores. It feels like you're at home. Beautiful little garden out back, just remodeled.. Jorge was absolutely wonderful, took me to lunch and toured around the city. I've never had better service at a hotel. I would absolutely recommend.

This is home away from home. A beautifully curated 6 bedroom hotel. Elegantly decorated with all the comforts. A very luscious garden full of trees and birds and lit by candles in the evening. A haven of peace to sip a coffee, have a drink or read a book. The honesty bar is well equipped for anything you desire and in the kitchen there are always cookies and cakes. There is a reading rooms and a tea station on the second floor. A delicious breakfast is served in the garden. Wonderful staff. We just loved it. Thank you for making us feel so comfortable.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights while visiting Lima. The hotel is simply stunning. It is a house set in a quiet neighborhood with easy access to all that Miraflores has to offer. We arrived one evening after a long day of travel. The nighttime concierge was very friendly and welcoming. She led us to our room and explained how everything worked. She then showed us around the house. There’s an indoor library where guests can relax. There’s also a large, beautiful outdoor space with lots of cozy seating. The outdoor space is covered, so you don’t need to worry about rain. There were also beautiful fresh flowers everywhere. We also explored the kitchen, where we found sweets and wines (complimentary). The house also has an honor bar. The concierge urged us to relax outside while she prepared some cake slices and wine. What a treat! The next morning we had a terrific breakfast outside. The breakfast consisted of pastries, breads, and fresh fruit. My husband also ordered eggs. Everything was delicious. We had a full day of sightseeing and then returned to the hotel. Again we took advantage of the relaxing outdoor space and had wine and cookies. It was magical. Our room was incredibly comfortable. The king bed was perfect, with 4 big pillows. The bathroom was large, and the shower had two shower heads. There was lots of hot water and good water pressure. The decor on the hotel is beautiful and so interesting. Atemporal is a lovely hotel. I would definitely stay here again.

Atemporal exudes sophistication from the moment you set eyes upon its regal façade. Rooms as well as public spaces like the dining area have just the right amount of décor and objects. Speaking of the dining – the kitchen is open at all hours, with healthy snacks and free waters & beverages at your disposal. Any given morning at Atemporal feels like waking up at a friend’s estate home on a perfect Saturday with plenty to look forward to. The only problem? Summoning the conviction to make it out of your supremely comfortable bed. One motivating factor is that it’s one of the best hotel breakfasts you’ll ever have, served on the backyard patio and often under perfectly temperate conditions.

We transited Lima to get to Bolivia and sadly fell foul of the political unrest which had closed the border by Lake Titicaca so had to fly Lima/La Paz. However, we very much enjoyed our second visit to Lima where we spent a night and and a half at this small gem of a hotel in the upmarket Miraflores area, It doesn't look like an obvious hotel from the road but we were warmly welcomed after our long day of flying from London via Madrid. We had the room immediately to the right of the entrance on the ground floor and believe we may have been the only clients on the first night. Spacious room with welcome black out curtains which allowed us to sleep very well. Breakfast was served in the small and peaceful patio garden at the rear and got us off to a great start for a day of sightseeing. We discovered the impressive pre-Incan pyramid, Huaca Pucilana, a short walk from the hotel and enjoyed lunch at the nearby Cafe la Paz with our guide. We returned to the hotel to relax and enjoyed the access to tea and coffee as well as complimentary beer or wine and snacks before our departure for the airport at 8.30 pm. A short but very comfortable stay in the lovely Miraflores area of Peru. Official taxi from airport was about £ 13 and took about 45 minutes.

We stayed at a couple of other hotels around Lima, and this was undoubtedly one of our favorites. The hotel is cozy with only 6 rooms and is greatly located next to one of the most important museums in Lima (Huaca Pucllana). The daily breakfast was wonderful and the staff are so helpful.