Hostal Las Fresas

Paulino le gérant est d'une grande gentillesse. On s'y sent très bien. Le petit déjeuner est complet.

Rooms are clean, and the property is close to the airport, the hostel can arrange for taxi service but do let know in advance (24 hours). I had to stay in Lima for 5 days because of a bone fracture, the staff is very attentive and helpfull, I’m glad that I chose this Hotel.

The neighborhood is not the best in Callao, not an area you can walk around to explore at night, day time it feels safe enough.

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観光地までは少し遠いです。

Just ok

Everything good...

We only spent one night here - an extended layover before flying on from Lima to Cusco. The neighborhood is a bit sketchy - our cab driver from the airport didn’t think we were making a good decision to go there. But the hostel itself was clean and comfortable and the staff helpful and welcoming. We slept through breakfast but the outdoor courtyard looked very nice.

Friendly helpful staff offering to organise taxi from and to the airport, order meal delivery service, and change $ to local currency for convenience. I’m highly recommending

Nice little hotel. The area was a little rough and in a more industrial are of the hamlet. The main tourist areas are some distance from the hotel but the bus system is great and I did discover a strip of restaurants and shops just east of the location. There were many inexpensive restaurants between the garages and building supply shops to the west. Certainly an area to be aware of your surroundings but most of the locals were friendly and helpful. The hotel itself was rather no frills but that should be obvious at the price. The main staff did not speak any English but there was one gentleman whom they would call on who was extremely helpful, "thank you Victor." I definitely enjoyed my stay.

The taxi driver drove me and my friend who had just arrived at the airport, and first I thought the area was a little sketchy but gave it the benefit of the doubt because most neighborhoods close to airports aren't the best. Then we get there, and there are no lights on and nothing to indicate it's a hostel. My friend starts walking to the door and before she gets to it, a guy opens the door and asks if we're staying there. The taxi driver then pulled me aside and said, "are you sure you want to stay here?" We said no, and he drove us about 5 minutes further to a much more comforting hostel.