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In the artsy Barranco district of Lima, Hotel B is a Relais & Chateaux boutique hotel in a restored 1914 mansion, with contemporary Peruvian dining, a rooftop terrace, a 300-piece art collection and afternoon tea.
Hotel B occupies a restored Belle Epoque mansion in the artsy Barranco district of Lima, steps from the Pacific, a Relais & Chateaux boutique hotel. It has rooms across three categories, from the standard Alcoba and junior-suite Aposento to the premium Atelier suites, spread across the 1914 mansion and a contemporary wing that was formerly an art gallery. Dining includes the Dining Room for contemporary Peruvian and international fusion from chef de cuisine Franco Hurtado, the ground-floor Bar, the Library for a signature breakfast and afternoon lonche tea, a courtyard patio, a deli and a rooftop terrace, with complimentary afternoon tea for guests.
Designed in 1914 by French architect Claude Sahut and reopened as a boutique hotel in 2013, it houses more than 300 original artworks with curator-led art tours and a B-Art shop, and offers in-room massage rather than a spa or pool. Experiences run from cocktail and cooking classes to art tours and trips to Pachacamac and colonial Lima. Lima’s only Relais & Chateaux, it suits art and design lovers and culture-focused couples and solo travellers who want a boutique live-like-a-local Barranco base.
Dining includes the Dining Room, serving contemporary Peruvian and international fusion from chef de cuisine Franco Hurtado, and the ground-floor Bar.
The Library offers a signature breakfast and an afternoon lonche tea, with a courtyard patio, a deli and a rooftop terrace, and complimentary afternoon tea for guests.
A restored 1914 Belle Epoque mansion in the artsy Barranco district of Lima.
Rooms across three categories, in the mansion and a contemporary wing.
More than 300 original artworks with curator-led art tours.
A rooftop terrace and courtyard patio (in-room massage; no pool).
Cocktail and cooking classes and tours of Pachacamac and colonial Lima.
This suits you if you want a boutique live-like-a-local Barranco base. Take a room among more than 300 artworks, dine on contemporary Peruvian fusion in the Dining Room, and take afternoon tea in the Library. Join a curator-led art tour, take a cooking class, and wander Barranco’s galleries and the nearby Pacific. It is intimate and art-filled rather than a facilities resort. Best for art and design lovers and culture-focused couples and solo travellers.
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