I have stayed at the Maria Angola no fewer than 8 times over the past few years and every time I tell myself it's going to be the last. I have this love/hate relationship with the hotel. Even though the hotel was constructed in the 1980's I don't think it has seen much done since. In spite of the reviews... More

Stayed here x 4 days and regretted every one of them, since we were invited by a convention we did not move but should have.....breakfast is appalling (had to ask turn blaring TV off twice) watered down scrambled eggs and toast as well as insipid rolls were only option. No towels x 4 hours on second day.....it may be cheap... More

I was warned that the hotel had a plumbing problem. All my group changed hotels. I should have listened. Was able to take only 1 shower in 4 days due to no water pressure and no hot water. I complained the first day, but my complaints weren't taken seriously. I now know they were so used to it, they didnt... More

I was scheduled to stay three days but moved out after the first night. Service was very poor with the exception to the gentleman whom assisted with baggage to and from my room. Both chairs in the front desk area were broken and need to be replaces, dining area was in need of repaid, and the breakfast sucked. Breakfast that... More

I stayed at this hotel and convention Center in Miraflores (Lima) for a meeting. The convention center leaves a lot to be desired. It is across the street from the hotel in a building that looks more like a high school gymnasium. Internet access was difficult because, although there was a wireless network, there was no access to the internet.... More

I and my friends stayed at this hotel for two days. The price was affordable and the location is great. You can take a short walk to reach the mall on the ocean side and the Artisan market. The rooms were large, clean and comfortable. There are facilities like internet access, wifi, cable connection, etc. The bathroom was nice and... More

I stayed here for a week of business meetings in this hotel. We chose the hotel for the price they offered and the amenities they promised. I have to say I wouldn't choose the place if I had a choice. Meeting rooms were stuffy, inadequate AC. We opened the windows, but the street noise was too distracting to talk. We... More

I was born in Peru but I have been living in New York City for over 20 years. I wanted to visit the place where I was born and I decided to invite my two best friends with me. I am completly sorry for it. My friends loved the city of Lima and the food. However, we were very dissapointed... More

We went to Peru to participate in the South American junior athlete games, representing Venezuela. We were lodged at the Maria Angola Hotel in Lima. Returning from the games at night we found that things had disappeared from several rooms; team jackets, expensive sporting equipment, cash (more than 1000 USD) etc. Several locked bags were destroyed in order to get... More