Room Rates 2008	Single	Twin / Double	Triple
Private bathroom	US$20	US$30	US$40
Included in rates: continental breakfast

Description:

Mami Panchita is a friendly colonial style guesthouse run by Dutch owner Toon Meeuwsen. Conveniently situated in a safe district of Lima between the airport, Miraflores and the Old Town. English, Spanish and Dutch spoken. Reliable airport transfers can be arranged as well as City tours. There are 2 single rooms, 10 doubles and 2 triple rooms all with private bathroom. Very clean and friendly. Toon is very knowledgeable and helpful. 20  minutes from the airport, 15 minutes from Miraflores and 20 minutes from historical centre of Lima.

Mami Panchita also has its own travel agency on the premises specializing in domestic flights within Peru. They can reserve your domestic flights which you pay for on arrival in Lima. 

"Comfortable rooms, Raymi Travels (good service)" - South American Handbook.

"Very pleasant" - Rough Guide to Peru.

Services:

Hot water 24 hours

Patio

Lounge with cable TV

Bar

Breakfast Salon

Small collection of travel books

Free Internet & Wi-Fi connection throughout

Travel Agency

Guest Reviews:

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Overall rating 8/10 (Oct 2007, A.A & G.A. Ohio, USA)

Friendly staff and owner. I got a double room for $30 which was worth it. Clean rooms but kind of old style, very basic. Free internet. Decent breakfast served from 4am included. Print out a map of the hotel before you go as it is hard to find even for the taxi drivers. I would recommend to anyone.

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Overall rating 7/10 (Sept 2007, D.C. Exeter, UK)

I was relieved to see the driver sent by the hotel to collect us at midnight from Lima airport. The ride to the hotel took about 20 minutes. The place is clean but stark. There was quite a lot of noise from the street and the mattress was hard but we were very tired and slept okay. A good breakfast is included in the cost of the room and consisted of coffee, orange juice, bread rolls, jam, butter, sliced ham and cheese. This family run hotel is very adequate and a reasonably priced choice in Lima

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