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Every room in this boutique hotel takes its cue from the Tapada Limeña, the veiled women of Lima's Viceroyalty era, interpreted by local artisans across botanical wallpapers and warm wood floors. It sits in San Isidro, the city's most composed neighborhood, with El Olivar's ancient olive grove just outside. The restaurant pairs Peruvian and Mediterranean cooking on a terrace, and cajón drumming classes are available if you feel ambitious. Selected by the Michelin Guide.
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Honors plus setting, weighted & current 71
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