Hampton by Hilton Arequipa

New and comfortable, the location is very reasonable

Nice hotel, very new and clean. Most rooms have windows that don’t open but they changed me to one that does.

Das Hotel ist ganz neu, sieht schick aus und ist gut gelegen. Der Service war sehr freundlich sowie hilfsbereit; wir hatten eine Tour die um 3:00 morgens gestartet ist und der Empfangsmitarbeiter hat bein Check-In aktiv take-away Frühstückstüten angeboten. Die standen dann auch pünktlich um 3:00 für uns an der Rezeption. Leider hatten wir morgens am Waschbecken kein warmes Wasser und das Wasser lief auch nicht richtig ab.

房間略小，很乾凈，地段不錯，走五分鐘就到武器廣場，離修道院也不遠，吃早餐的院子很舒服

酒店佈局設計比較有特色，房間乾淨整潔，就是有點小

房間還可以

Bar is cozy in an old world meets modern setting. Javier Goygueta is an excellent bartender best pisco sours around his english is good, His service and the food were top notch. I stayed in the Hampton hotel for 5 days and had many meals and cocktail’s there. The rooms were new with new amenities and you cat beat the location within walking distance to all of old town Arequipa.

Very nice property in a historical frontage and in walking distance to the key sights of the city. Good views from the rooftop albeit it’s a bit odd to stay up there if others are using the two spa baths. One room under the gym had noise at 6am from people using the facilities above. Another on the first floor had noise at 6am from some kind of delivery (fuel perhaps). Some penny-pinching measures like only one small water per stay, disposable paper cups in room etc - just slightly frustrating especially when those on sale in reception are significantly over-priced. The breakfast layout is odd and a tight squeeze with plates and cutlery hidden away at low levels or inside drawers. Nothing concerning but again, just frustrating.

I enjoyed my stay at the Hamptoton by Hilton. Beautiful hotel, new, clean, friendly staff, very close to Plaza de Armas, and many restaurants. Food was very good at the Hotel. I would recommend the hotel to family and Friends when they come to Arequipa.