Super unique place, very cool antique details and decorations. Has everything you would need and is very central to sights around Barranco. Walking distance from Miraflores. Loved my stay here

This is a fabulous, quaint and eclectically decorated boutique hotel. We enjoyed the originality of each room and the shared spaces. You get a sense that every room has a distinct story to tell as one could spend hours discovering all the unique furnishings and decor. We had a one night stay which was reasonably priced for the popular Barranco neighborhood. The front desk staff were welcoming, personable, friendly, bilingual and extremely helpful, tending to our needs as our delayed and cancelled flights pushed our arrival to very late in the night. The only opportunity we experienced was the cleanliness of the tub and bed linens. However, if you fancy an eclectic aesthetic at a reasonable price, you would enjoy this boutique hotel.

Great location to enjoy all that Barranco and Lima has to offer. An old mansion houses this boutique hotel. Lots of eclectic decor. They’ve had a rough go because of COVID and politics. But now Lima is fun and safe and Barranco is happening. The staff continuously offers to help you with anything.

I would like to share some feedback about Casa Falleri Boutique Hotel in Lima, Peru We booked a reservation for this property for Mar30-April2nd. Unfortunately, when we got to the place we found an uninhabitable property, extremely dirty and with dust and mold everywhere. I'm attaching a couple of pictures to demonstrate the condition of the ''superior room", which is supposed to be one the best ones. Besides this, the air conditioning was not functioning properly and the high temperature plus the smell made it impossible to stay in. To the point that we had to leave the hotel right away Definitely, the description of the property is not accurate and misleading, in many ways. We explained the situation to the manager of the property and they said due to the proximity to the ocean, the mold is pretty normal in the area.

I went to Lima a few days ahead of my husband. These guys from the hotel took me to museums, archeological sites and had suggestions for visits every day. When my husband had a bike accident and wasn’t able to join me they also brought me back to the airport. I feel like I found a new family…! The hospitality in Peru is outstanding and I know we will return to Peru! Muchas gracias por todo y hasta luego!! Un besito

I like everything about the house The history and the service is beyond this world,everything was so good about it,thank you to the staff.

Terrible Stat at this Place! Hotels.com should not even use this as part of their booking! My wife even agrees with me and she never ever agrees with me! They didn’t check temperature or offered hand sanitizer upon check in! We didn’t even signed to check in! They didn’t provide us with a key to our room! The room was not clean! Entire building was shady! It felt unsafe and unsecured! We literally checked in at 1:00 am and checked out early at 7:00 am because we felt extremely unsafe in that place! I called Hotels.com customer service to complain about hotel! i advised them I was checking out immediately out of there because both my wife and myself felt EXTREMELY INSECURE due to their lack of COVID-19 protocol! I actually reserved another place to stay through Hotels.com which was a different story! Customer Service from Hotels.com felt short of their duties! I expect to be reimbursed for that Double booking since I had reservations for 2 nights at that Morbid Hotel!

Was very pleasant and calm.

This small, boutique hotel is located in the neighborhood of Barranco, by far more interesting than up-scale Miraflores. The area is safe and full of interesting sights, restaurants, and shops. The hotel staff work tirelessly to make sure guests are well taken care of. Although the hotel provides filtered water, you should consider buying bottle water at the large market right down the street. Breakfast options are limited, so if you stay for more than a couple of days, consider going to one of the excellent local coffee shops.

This is a renovated manor house turned into a boutique hotel. It has few rooms, but they are spacious and homey feeling. The place is decorated with period pieces dating from its glory days. It is also located in the trendy Barranco neighborhood and not far from the beach.

Great service. Very eclectic decor in this old heritage building

If you like great service and a great location - this is the hotel for you. The trendy and lively neighborhood of Barranco is at your doorstep. Lots of great food options, interesting street art, galleries, and the beach is just a few minutes away. The hotel is one of a kind in terms of decor - each room is different, filled with odd antiques, local artwork, and interesting pieces of furniture. We were very comfortable, happy to have so many great places to eat within a few blocks, and really very happy that we didn't stay in Centro... Barranco feels way more like an intimate neighborhood!

Amazing place. The best service!

We spent one night at the hotel and it was brilliant. It is very atmospheric and the hotel team are very knowledgeable about the local area.

We rented a room for 3 persons with two beds. One of the mattress was so dirty and stank so much we asked the hotel to remove it from the room. They couldn't replace it. The 3 of us had to sleep in a 2 person bed ! They refused any refund or compensation! A few more problems: shower wasn't working properly (either cold or burning hot water), bathroom was dirty. And if that's not enough for you to choose another place : front street is noisy and smelly from the intense traffic all day and night. Do not open the window or you won't sleep from noise or suffocation. Problem is...if you close the window the room is damp and smells badly. Anyway you won't sleep! Avoid this old run down hotel. It has no charm at all: it is just dirty, smelly and noisy. But we had more problems: The second day they asked us if the 3 of us wanted to sleep the remaining nights in the same 2 persons bed !!! I couldn't believe my ears ! We refused of course and run away from this hotel. Just avoid this place: there are plenty of nice hotels around the corner in this beautiful neighborhood Barranco.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. It was a warm welcome and I think they go out of their way to help you if they can. They try to accommodate your needs as best as possible. We had a tour that was meeting a few blocks away from the hotel at 6am and they were okay with giving us some food the night before for breakfast. I also had thought I left my water filter there and we were on our way to a different hotel in Miraflores to meet w the rest of our friends and the driver was kind enough to return to CF and help me look. Mistakenly I actually left it in a store nearby that the driver was okay with stopping at too. The location is great too. Close to alot of things you want to check out in Barranco.

The kind and generous owner and staff of this hotel treated us like family and eagerly helped us negotiate all of the loose ends that popped up during our visit Including money exchanges, transportation, restaurant recommendations and private numbers for my daughter in case she ran into challenges on her way to machupichu. included was a delicious fresh breakfast with cooked to order eggs, warm fresh bread, butter and preserved and more. Available to us was hot tea as needed through the day, room service and handmade cocktails in a charming public indoor/outdoor space. This hotel, in a relatively safe area was an excellent choice for my daughter and I only a few minutes walking distance from the popular Barranco district. Large beautiful shower and balcony in our room as well as sound proofed doors to street noise and room darkening drapery. Great value. Wonderful experience!

Very friendly and accommodating staff! A beautiful, unique property well situated within easy walking distance of all the sights of Barranco. Rooms are beautifully appointed. Bathrooms are nicely updated. A great find in Barranco!

The hotel felt like we were traveling back in time. The colonial building is so beautiful, the high ceilings, amazing decor. We wished we could move in.

I had a fantastic stay at Casa Falleri. It’s in an old mansion with loads of character and random trinkets everywhere. Everyone on staff was incredibly nice, friendly, and helpful, and José the bartender makes excellent pisco sours and chilcanos - and good conversation too! As a solo traveler it was the perfect place. Barranco is also my favorite neighborhood in Lima - less pretentious and more funky than Miraflores, full of great restaurants, bars, galleries, craft shops, etc, and the hotel is just a block from the ocean. Just a few things to be aware of: my room was very small. The bed basically took up the whole room. This was no problem for me as all I really wanted to do in the room was sleep anyway, but if you need to work, there wouldn’t have been anywhere to do it. Other rooms might be bigger, of course. There’s also a fair amount of street noise if you face the street - but it quiets down later at night and didn’t affect my sleep at all. Because it’s a really old building, it’s also a bit musty. I am spending one last night in South America right now in an ultra-modern business hotel in Colombia with every imaginable amenity and my room is huge....and I am missing Casa Falleri and wish I could have one last pisco sour at the bar! Thanks for a lovely stay!

I had a fantastic stay at Casa Falleri. It’s in an old mansion with loads of character and random trinkets everywhere. Everyone on staff was incredibly nice, friendly, and helpful, and José the bartender makes excellent pisco sours and chilcanos - and good conversation too! As a solo traveler it was the perfect place. Barranco is also my favorite neighborhood in Lima - less pretentious and more funky than Miraflores, full of great restaurants, bars, galleries, craft shops, etc, and the hotel is just a block from the ocean.Just a few things to be aware of: my room was very small. The bed basically took up the whole room. This was no problem for me as all I really wanted to do in the room was sleep anyway, but if you need to work, there wouldn’t have been anywhere to do it. Other rooms might be bigger, of course. There’s also a fair amount of street noise if you face the street - but it quiets down later at night and didn’t affect my sleep at all. Because it’s a really old building, it’s also a bit musty. I am spending one last night in South America right now in an ultra-modern business hotel in Colombia with every imaginable amenity and my room is huge....and I am missing Casa Falleri and wish I could have one last pisco sour at the bar! Thanks for a lovely stay!

Stayed at the Casa de Falleri for 2 nights. Definitely not recommending this place. Driver (part of staff so included here) was 40 minutes late picking me up at the airport and turned out to be the most aggressive driver I have ever come across (and that is saying something). Room was damp and smelled (staff knew rooms were like that but did not have de-humidifiers to go around). Breakfast was just eggs cooked in a lot of butter. They did have local breads/pastries and a few pieces of fruit which were the only saving grace there. Most of the staff spoke next to no English although they did try hard to be understood. The ones that did had not followed up on what they said that they would. The place may have character (it is a gorgeous old mansion) but the room, the food and the lack of follow-up drove this review down.

The staff was very kind and helpful at every turn. I had some health issues that changed our plans, and the hotel was totally accommodating to extend our stay, and provide water and tea whenever we asked for it. The rooms were very clean and well-maintained, and the entire hotel is a lovely and unique experience—amazing art and paintings and antiques everywhere! We really loved our stay at Casa Falleri.

I have never had online reviews deviate so much from the actual experience. Though the staff was helpful and knowledgable about the area, the hotel itself was cold, musty, dingy and loud. The bed was uncomfortable and the sheets smelled of damp. We were booked for 5 nights and could only stand it for 5 hours.

Friendly staff, interesting neighborhood, and a clean comfortable room. Will definitely stay here again.

The owners and managers of this hotel go out of their way to make you feel welcomed and comfortable. It is located in a very safe and great environment. They will help you with dining, shopping and just feeling at home. I can't recommend this hotel enough!

The owners and managers of this hotel go out of their way to make you feel welcomed and comfortable. It is located in a very safe and great environment. They will help you with dining, shopping and just feeling at home. I cant recommend this hotel enough!

I’ve stayed there before and it was nice. The front desk service was amazing. But they gave us a room with no phone and no working tv and no hot water. Didn’t offer to switch our rooms since obviously there were many open.

Old building with lots of cool antiques and art. A little crowded but cool. Comfortable bed and updated bath.

An adorable hotel re-purposed from what appears to be an old mansion, in a chic little part of Lima. I greatly enjoyed my stay there.

Had a lovely stay. Staff were friendly and helpful. I would return without hesitation.

Had a lovely stay. Staff were friendly and helpful. I would return without hesitation.