Name: Hostería San Roque
Address: 2 De Mayo 437, Lambayeque, Peru, Pimentel, Pimentel, Pimentel, 14000, Peru
Rating: 9

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I prefer staying in Lambayeque as a base to visit archaeological sites (Chiclayo is so ugly) plus most of the museums are here and this is a great way to experience a small, local town in Peru.  I have stayed in San Roque before and look forward to staying here with the delightful owners and friendly staff.  Piedra (the wife) even invited me to join her for lunch today...their cook is excellent and I felt so honored to be asked.  

As it is a restored colonial home, you do need to turn the shower on a few minutes before use to get hot water (common in these restored colonials).  I prefer the room on the ground floor (which is dark) so I leave my windows and curtains open if I'm here in the afternoon.   The natural sunshine is sufficient.  At night it's a dark room.  The rooms on the second floor overlooking the pool are much lighter.   

The best part of staying here are the people who own and run this.  The owners arranged my transport...Señor Rojas met me at the airport and has taken me on day trips to sites.  I highly recommend him.  

I look forward to my next stay here at San Roque.

This is a lovely experience

The building is colonial in style and age with several attractive patios, one of which contains a modern swimming pool. The rooms are attractive and adequately fitted, however, the bathroom although relatively modern only had cold water for the basin and the shower head was clogged with lime scale. The owners, a retired anthropologist and lawyer from Lima, are delightful and have restored this house and another one close by as hotels. The other one is in better condition but has not been opened. There is a semi-resident artist who has drawn pictures of the owners and their family and painted still lifes for the other hotel, and several helpful staff. It is a quirky and interesting place to stay. We would recommend it to friends visiting the town. There is an acceptable parrilla opposite for chicken or steak in the evening, which is useful as most restaurants in the town are only open at lunchtime. The two excellent museums and the colonial architecture of the town make it worthwhile visiting.

An Eclectic Experience

Stayed here with our group of 10 people. We were touring some of the cultural sites in the area. This was the perfect place to return to each day. The courtyards were a nice place to sit and relax. The pool was nice as well. Each morning breakfast was there to get a good start to the day, and the owners and staff were very accomodating and helpful.

Very comfortable, quiet and restful.

If you are staying in Lambayeque this is a perfect place to be, confortable, clean, peaceful. The owner and the staff will make your stay even more pleasant. Very close to the main museums Bruning and Tumbas Reales and also some good places to eat a few blocks away. So many patios where you can roam, read by the pool and have nice conversation with Ms Piedad and her collaborators.

Beautiful place to stay

If you're expecting luxury in Lambayeque, then you're going to be disappointed. But if you're going to this area of Peru, then I can't think of a nicer place to stay.  The hosteria is located in the center of town and is clean, safe and gated - all hotel guests must ring a bell and be let in by the staff, the gate is never left unlocked.  The rooms are sparse but clean, the courtyard and pool area well-maintained.  Each morning, a simple Peruvian breakfast of bread, fruit, fresh-squeezed local fruit juice and coffee is served in the dining area. The owners are delightfully hospitable - both are professors from Lima, and own this property as their dream retirement job.  This is my 2nd trip to Lambayeque and 2nd time staying at Hosteria San Roque with Faces Foundation, a team of doctors and nurses from Portland OR who operate at the local Hospital Belen on indigent Peruvian children with cleft lips and palates. At the end of a busy day in the operating room, it was really nice to come back to the hotel, take a dip in the pool, and enjoy the peace and quiet.

One of the best in the area

The location of the hotel is very good, within easy walking distance to the Plaza de Armas and both museums.  The building itself is a lovely colonial house that has been well preserved and I was very well taken care of.  Having breakfast in the patio is a very pleasant start to the day.  But having been to a number of hostels and hotels in Peru (also in colonial houses in more touristy locations) the Hosteria San Roque is quite expensive for what it is.  My room was dark, which is normal in some colonial houses, but lighting was also poor, and the bathroom was not in good shape.  The rooms were quite dusty (admittedly various roads are being re-paved so it is probably difficult to keep rooms dust-free now).  I would not recommend it for single women travellers: I am not sure if the owner´s brother is there regularly but this was one of the very rare occasions in Peru where I have had to blatantly make my excuses and leave, and this a few times.

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