The room we had was called a suite, though it was really just a large room with a latticework wooden screen separating the sleeping area from the "living" area. Ther room was carpeted, and contained a double bed, small table and chairs, armchair, bar, sink, minifridge and microwave. A key was needed for the fridge, and, since we didn't use it, we don't know if it involved an extra charge. Little outside noise came in.

The bathroom was nice, with both 110 volt and 220 volt outlets. The towels were adequate and there was even a washcloth, not usually found in hotels outside the U.S.

The lobby was nice, but smoking was allowed there -- as is common in South American hotels, unfortunately

Now for the caveats: The bed sagged towards the center, and it's lucky that my husband and I are on good terms.. The lighting th the room was painfully dim -- not at all adequate for reading. There was no safely rail on the bathtub, and one had to be very careful getting in and out. Even though the weather was cool, the rooms have no heating (they do have air conditioning), and no extra blankets were provided.

We were part of a tour group which provided breakfast for us, so we did not partake of the buffet breakfast of the hotel, but it looked very bountiful.

This hotel - while not luxury - was a great value and a nice surprise! The rooms are indeed very spacious and comfortable. The maid service was impeccable, and everything worked just fine.

But the highlight was the staff - the service was near perfect, they were friendly without being obsequious, and they had a wonderful "can do" attitude that I really appreciated. Breakfast was nice (and included!), and I had a lunch there that was excellent. The meeting room was comfortable, with good internet connections.

I would definitely stay here again, primarily because of the service.

We stayed at this hotel on our honeymoon to South America last year. We only stayed a day in Lima.

This hotel was great, once you were inside you forgot about where you actually were. While we were waiting to check in, we were treated to free pisco sours in the hotel restaurant.

The hotel is cetrally located near the main shopping strip in the Mira Flores district & isn't far from the ocean.

The staff were very helpful and spoke English well.

We had a huge clean room, with 2 double beds, sectioned off by a screen. With a kitchen and dining table, along with a lounge area.

The view was non existent, with our room looking out onto the rooftops of other buildings.

Whilst the hotel was great- clean and good service, when you got outside it didn't really feel safe (and was extremely polluted). There are armed guards who patrol the area frequently. Overall a great hote thoughl!

My sister and I spent 10 days at the Sol de Oro after I had surgery and we were extremely comfortable. The one bedroom suite was spacious with a small kitchenette, two bathrooms and even a computer. The location is excellent, just two blocks from the main streets of Miraflores and we felt very safe walking everywhere to shop, see the coast and play in the casinos. It's true there's not much of a view from the room but we could live with that. The staff at the hotel were very accommodating, the room was clean and the location quiet, away from the main traffic of Miraflores. We would definitely stay there again without hesitation. The rate through the travel agent is lower than the website rate so consider using one to book the room. We used Zunistours in Lima.