Cari Resor Kondominium di Wilayah Pesisir

"The rooms are extremely quiet and luxurious. The spa was not run well — no one was there. The breakfast was amazing, but the restaurant's service was on the slow side. The neighborhood is in the business district and boring."

"Fabulous hotel! Well placed for exploring Milaflores, this hotel was an excellent first stop on our tour of Peru. Lovely fresh and bright common parts, wonderful breakfast (don’t miss the French toast!) and amazing staff who could not have been more helpful and friendly. We ate at the Kimo restaurant on 17th floor and had an excellent meal, with food that was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Highly recommend this hotel."

"Recently stayed for "

"Buena ubicación "

"The hotel is superb and the staff is attentive and friendly. I would suggest improving the quality and speed of the breakfast buffet and à la carte, there’s a lot on display, however not much that really speaks Peruvian, and waiting time for an omelette is at least thirty minutes on a not very busy day. Same with the restaurant, one would expect a better quality. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend nonetheless."

"Amazing stay, will come here every time I visit Miraflores!"

"Todo espectacular! Un lugar muy acogedor, los paisajes increíbles, Brenda y Dennis son absolutamente serviciales y encantadores! Me vovlvería a quedar en Runaway Hotel sin duda alguna."

"The property is centrally located! All of the staff are friendly and helpful! There really aren’t any amenities but the rooms have adequate necessities.. The staff really make the visit!"

"El baño tenía olor a desague"

"Clean room, good location and friendly staff. Our safe and fridge both needed replacing and it took multiple asks to get it done but this is par for the course here. Room maintenance was pretty minimal - basically just made the bed. The morning we left for the airport there was no running water and we had to go showerless to the airport which was disappointing. Again, bad communication is par for the course and not necessarily a Sonesta-specific problem."