Yan2024年3月

Beau logement bien situé à Miraflores. Grande terrasse privée et chambres confortables.

Julian2024年3月

A very nice home and presented courteously the host. A pleasant and comfortable home with good communication before, during and after the stay.

Robin2024年2月

I really love the house, nothing wrong with it. Only downside is some construction nearby make the use of the terrace a bit difficult, but for sure this will be temporary. Overall very nice place

Philip2024年2月

Before booking, I always check out the reviews for insight(s) with respect to livability, especially noise. Obviously, price and location are factors. We signed up for 28 days and only stayed 14. The place was priced right. But it's anything but tranquil - a 15-story building is under construction IMMEDIATELY next to this house's east and south walls; vibrating jackhammers going from 7:30AM to 5:PM every day except Sundays. We took our last three days in Paracas just to get some peace and quiet. This place will probably be okay to inhabit in about 9 months when the building is complete. The roof-top garden, which was really what sold us on the place was uninhabitable because of the noise, the falling debris and difficulty reaching it. The young lady who let us in had all she could do to keep the steps clear of concrete debris. She was the only saving grace in our whole stay. The neighbor next door has a purse dog that NEVER stops barking. The WIFI only works on the first floor.

Brendan2023年12月

The Miraflores section of Lima is probably the nicest, safest area of city — not that Lima is less safe than any major US city. Paul’s place is perfectly situated and is within a 2 minute walk to the Pacific shoreline. We could happily live here, and there is no shortage of spectacular shops and restaurants with every type of cuisine under the sun. As for the place itself, it is very modern, clean and reasonably quiet - keeping in mind that Lima is a bustling city of 12 million souls, so “quiet” is relative. Everyone is warm and friendly, Uber is cheap and plentiful, and Paul is a very accommodating host that meets every need of his customers. The half-covered rooftop terrace is large and could easily host a dozen people. Peruvians are highly social, family-oriented people — like virtually all cultures in South and Central America, Friday and Saturday nights can be a little boisterous, but they typically settle down by 10:00-11:00 PM. Just book Paul’s place if it’s available!