Lima · Peru
NAIA Miraflores Lima
Bed bug reports
-
Guest report Booking.com
Amazing buffet breakfast, so much food and it goes until 11AM which is great. Bathrooms are clean. Not sure if bed bugs or another random other bug, but the second night I stayed, I was bitten throughout the night. Light fixture didn't work, I checked other beds too and none of the outlets worked in the room. Curtain doesn't close all the way on the bed.
-
Guest report Booking.com
L emplacement et la vibe Après 3 semaines au Pérou j y suis allée pour ma dernier nuit pour plus de co fort avant 12h d avion. J ai été piqué toute la nuit et je me suis grattée pendant des jours pfff certainement des punaises de lit autant dire que j étais dégoutée. J ai du laver toutes mes affaires à mon retour.
-
Guest report Google Maps
Bedbug here!!!! Run away!
-
Guest report Google Maps
Worst hostel in my life, in the world So many bedbug here They didndt refund for remaning stay 베드버그 ㉦㉥ 개많아요 가지마셈요. 페루는 베드버그 없다면서 다른방은 괜찮아 시전 개 극혐
Vibe Analysis
NAIA Miraflores Lima is a central Miraflores base with a polished cafe-bar skin and a less predictable hostel core. Kennedy Park, restaurants, supermarkets, and coffee are close, breakfast is a real strength, and the front-of-house spaces can look good: cafe, bar, restaurant, big kitchen, plus occasional live-show energy. Its social personality is split. On a good pass it feels young, fresh, and convenient, with a bar/cafe layer that can make landing in Lima easy. On a bad pass it feels more like a hotel-hostel hybrid than a backpacker scene: quiet or empty bar nights, long-stay dorm energy, older roommates, and fewer travelers around than expected. Choose it for Miraflores access and breakfast-first practicality, not guaranteed instant friends. Rooms are the dice roll. Some private rooms and apartments land spacious/cute and some beds are comfortable, but other rooms are older, noisy, dusty, poorly ventilated, or tucked in a nearby building away from reception and breakfast. Bathrooms and maintenance are the main drag: hot water, shower pressure, AC, elevators, windows, and cleaning can all be weak points. Best fit: travelers who want a central Miraflores base with breakfast and a cafe/bar layer, and who can tolerate some operational chaos. Light sleepers, travelers who need strong room-to-reception logistics, and anyone chasing a reliable social hostel should be picky here.
Signals to check
- Noise can be heavy, from streets, corridors, neighboring rooms, and sometimes construction.
- Some rooms are in a separate nearby building, which can make reception, breakfast, and late-night key issues inconvenient.
- Maintenance and cleanliness are inconsistent, especially bathrooms, windows, dust, hot water, shower pressure, AC, and elevators.
- Service can be slow or unhelpful when something goes wrong.
- Keep valuables tight, including stored bags, dorm rooms, and the bar/common areas.
- Budget for add-ons: towels, bag storage, airport transfers, early check-in, and laundry can feel expensive.