D'Osma Bed & Breakfast

This was a very charming B&B with a lot of character. The location is fantastic, and the staff was very friendly. There's a nice open-air courtyard as well. The only negatives were very minor: the internet is a little slow, though that's probably just be a Peru problem in general, and the walls were paper thin. We could hear the people in the next room, (and in their bathroom) as if there were only a curtain between. But we had a great time and would stay there again.

Very comfortable hotel for the money! We really enjoyed the neighborhood and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Planning to come back!

I was a solo female traveler in February (2016) and I loved D'Osma. Safe, clean, great neighborhood in Barranco, and easy access to the Metropolitano (the public bus system with a dedicated traffic lane, kind of like a light rail system). The staff were wonderful! However, D'Osma allows smoking in their courtyard/patio area. I would have seriously reconsidered staying here if I knew that. My room (which was very nice) was located on one side of the small courtyard, with the office/kitchen/entrance/exit on the other side of the courtyard. If I were to enter, exit, go to the office, go to the kitchen, and/or return to my room, I had to walk through a cloud of smoke. There was a guest who was constantly in the courtyard smoking. The kitchen has window "slats" facing the courtyard, which you can't close, so even the wonderful breakfast each morning was spoiled by cigarette smoke. Please adjust your policy about smoking or inform guests of this in advance!

Barracca cosy safe place to stay as single traveller with some nice bars and close to Pacific ocean just not too much to see make sure u get into heart of lima and ignore miraflores altogether

This is a great little B&B in the Barranco neighborhood, within 2 minutes walking distance to the center with restaurants, cafés, etc. It's a really comfortable "homey" place with staff who really care about their guests, their employees, and the world (they have the most impressive statement on sustainability and non-discrimination that I have ever seen at any kind of lodging). I had to leave to catch a plane before breakfast began but the staff made me a light breakfast anyway and seemed visibly worried when my can was a few minutes late. I felt very taken care of. The rooms are very comfortable (with TV & fan) , there is a really nice outdoor patio to sit in and read, wifi works great. There is absolutely nothing close to bad I can say about this inn. It was wonderful!

Great staff, very friendly and knowledgeable about the attractions of the area. The room was interesting, clean, and hot. We were there in Feb (summer for them) There was a fan to stir the warm air. The neighborhood has a bohemian feel with lots of good food and interesting corners. Go to the ¨Puente de los Suspiros¨ and then walk past the crumbling old church with vultures on the roof to look for the couple of restaurant - bars with views of the sunset.

D'Osma is a very cute little B&B - nothing fancy, but nice for a place to stay comfortably while you're exploring Lima. The location is great and the staff very friendly. My only issue is there is a little bit of street noise because it's on a busy road, but that's the trade-off for accessibility.

The hotel is less than 5 min. walk from the centre of Barranco, which is a lively district of Lima. The hotel staff was very friendly. However, like many hotels in Peru, the noise isolation is rather poor. Breakfast is rather basic.

The staff was very kind, helpful and supportive during a particularly difficult time involving a robbery, which to my great surprise was resolved with the recovery of all my belongings. Said robbery occurred in Arequipa having nothing to do with D'Osma. The staff was nice enough to permit me to use their personal cell phones to communicate with the police authorities in Arequipa and I greatly commend them for their understanding and aide in my time of need. D'Osma has a wonderful location very close to the best that Barranco offers. the internet was decent, better than average for Peru. The breakfast was surprisingly good, freshly squeezed orange juice and a very nice mess of scrambled eggs prepared by a young man who did not have the look of a chef. Looks are deceiving! The hotel is not signposted and cannot be located from the street. Only the street number is visible and what is visible Streetside is nothing more than a not particularly memorable blank concrete wall. The hotel is hidden by the wall and gives no indication that it is indeed a hotel. The room itself was in poor condition, stuffy and not particularly clean. The bed linens smelt and looked like they have been slept in.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. There is access to hot water for tea at all times. A hearty breakfast is served. The room had all that I needed!