Belmond Miraflores Park

Belmond Miraflores Park

Built in 1996 on the parkland edge of Miraflores, Belmond Miraflores Park is an all-suite, twelve-floor tower of 89 rooms where every suite looks over shimmering sea, the city skyline, or its own flower-filled terrace, from the 538-square-foot Deluxe Junior King suites to the 1,399-square-foot One Bedroom Standard Double Suite. A rooftop pool and the Zest Spa join Tragaluz, where art-filled interiors frame Asian-Peruvian cooking, and Belo Bar, where the city's own trendsetters order the cocktails. Beyond the usual inventory of gym, sauna and concierge, the property keeps a library and a bowling club on the premises, an odd, likable pairing that peers rarely bother with, alongside a kids club and free bicycle rental that put it closer to a small resort than a business tower. It has hosted diplomatic meetings and guests from Paul McCartney to Claudia Schiffer since opening, and it holds EarthCheck certification, a sustainability credential rare among Lima's luxury hotels. This suits travelers who want a full-service base near Miraflores' shops and boardwalks, whether arriving for a board meeting, a honeymoon, or a family week with the kids club booked in advance. It suits less well anyone hunting a spare, unstaffed boutique room, or anyone wary of a hotel built for celebrations and conferences. One current, unglamorous fact worth knowing: through December 2026 the facade is under renovation and guests enter via Tragaluz restaurant on Los Carolinos Street rather than the main door. It is a small detour, not a reason to look elsewhere. An all-suite tower on Miraflores' parkland edge, with sea-view suites, a rooftop pool, and an EarthCheck certification rare in Lima's luxury market. It also keeps a library and bowling club on site. Through December 2026, entry runs via Tragaluz restaurant while the facade is renovated.