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Balneario La Punta
Apr 6, 2008 by Jennifer from dayton, ohio

Overall Rating: 7

• Beautiful scenery and friendly faces.
• Cant drink the water!

“We went to La Punta on the last week of march the beach was empty and very beautiful, the sand was black and the water was cold but you get used to it quick I loved the feeling of being on the beach with my family. There are lot of little stores to shop in people are always willing to assist you and are very kind, the food is good but you have to be careful on what you eat and drink!”

Cerro Azul
Feb 17, 2008 by Anita from California

Overall Rating: 10

• Everything.
• Too many people for Easter.

“I think Cerro Azul is one of the best places to enjoy the summer vacation, because still has the natural resorts. In Cerro Azul, you can walk at night in peace, go to the plaza and enjoy the famous Anticuchos & Picarones and of course the music. I am 58 years old and still love Cerro Azul Beach, I took my grand kids that are American and for them the best place isCcerro Azul, the pier the fish, even the rocks they love it for them is better to go to Cerro azul than to go to Puerto Vallarta o even Hawaii.”

Miraflores
Feb 6, 2008 by Sharon Williams from Miami

Overall Rating: 10

• I liked the decoration and the kind of equipment.
• Really nothing.

“It is a wonderful 2 bedrooms apartment in the very heart of the district. I did not need to take public transportation because everything was close to the residential building.”

Casa del Oidor
Oct 5, 2007 by emo girl from Biggar

Overall Rating: 1

• There was nothing positive except the strimp casserole.

“There were tons of baggers and tarantulas.”

Distrito Chaclacayo
May 10, 2007 by ISABEL from OHIO CINCINATTI

Overall Rating: 10

• Is sunny the all year.
• The tourist don't know this paradise.

“This is very small place where you can find fresh air good persons. I will love to came back when I was there I was doing some voluntary work in hogar San Francisco. Please let our friends know.”

Distrito Chaclacayo
Nov 18, 2006 by ESTHER from CHACLACAYO

Overall Rating: 10

• Chaclacayo is ecology and relax.
• People don¿t know where is.

“It is a pretty place that is sun all the year old, where we can offer a customized treatment, beautiful suites, many gardens, field of fronts, swimming pools, parking, bar, gymnasium in pretty the mass place of all chaclacayo, our guests suggest to us to write to their pagina since us encontamos in the wikipedia of chaclacayo.”

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Alameda Chabuca Granda
Aug 11, 2006 by Vanessa from Atlanta, Georgia USA

Overall Rating: 9

• The variety of souvenirs.
• Not enough toys.

“This hotel was a lively breath of fresh air, full of souvenirs, great sweets, sites and sounds. Just what a tourist needs. I enjoyed the small cafes and vendors as much as the shopping. You might want to try walking around to see most of the vendors before purchasing, so you can get a good comparison, since some of them have the same things but with better bargains. You will have to bargain yourself unless you don't care. Take a Peruvian friend if you can to help. I would visit this place again and again. The close proximity, walking distance, to the Plaza de Mayor makes it even more attractive.”

2 of 3 people found this review helpful.

Cerro Azul
Jul 9, 2006 by ANALI from LIMA

Overall Rating: 10

• Everything.
• There are not drugs stores, bank in the city, you have to go to city, is 30 min from Cerro Azul.

“At first cerro azul is located at 131 south Pan-American high way, I love cero azul,all around it is typical and you fell at home, all people is easygoing and the food is the best, I strongly recommended cero azul if want to take distressful vacation.”

3 of 4 people found this review helpful.

Cerro San Cristobal
Apr 18, 2006 by Michael from Houston, TX

Overall Rating: 4

• Fine view, although Lima's perennial fog makes it impossible to see far.
• Bus ride is dangerous.

“Be wary of taking the "Urbanito" bus to the top of the Cerro San Cristobal. The heavily loaded bus struggled to get up the steep street approach to the hill and caused me to worry if the brakes were in good condition. Buses in Peru are notorious for their poor maintenance and this bus did not appear to be better maintained than any other bus in Lima. 557 people died in bus accidents in the 12-month period ending July 2005. If you don't want to risk becoming part of a similar statistic I suggest you take good taxi if you want to visit the top of this hill.”