I have stayed at the Pueblo 4 times in the past 3 years. My company holds its annual retreat here every November. It is perfect for this type of event and even though it is very close to Lima it feels like a genuine mountain getaway. The rooms are individual rustic-style cabins that vary somewhat in size and amenities. Since... More

In September I traveled to Peru for the company I work for. This was my first trip to South America. We landed after midnight and had a driver waiting for us. Leaving the airport that late made it difficult to get a feel for what was around us. We traveled past piles of trash burning on the side of the... More

I went a couple of years back as in 1987 This is 2012 and the hotel has improved alot. I know you have changed managements through the years and thunderbirds is the best. The hotel and its instalations are very good All inclusive atmosphere. 4 Pools. one with a greate slide.. Karaoke, horses,gym spa entertainment for all ages. They have... More

The atmosphere replicates the Andean town Spanish heritage, mimicking the village setting in small proportions, with a central "plaza de armas", the Major's office, even the commercial live with bread store, the bar, etc. The set up is clean and simple, which does not justify the "resort" notation, neither the prices. Getting there is not easy, as the surrounded neighborhoods... More

We recently spent a weekend at El Pueblo and were very pleasantly surprised that the new "all-inclsive" format works very well. The food and drinks were all very, very good rangeing from a formal restaurant to a weekend cebiche bar with bloody marys and pisco sours (both excellent) to an outdoor barbeque to a pizza/hamburger joint. The grounds are immaculate... More

While in the Marines I slept in a burnt out house in Sarajevo that was cleaner than the room my family was offered. That was during the Bosnian war!!! This "resort" was a total disappointment!!!! First off, the place was ridiculously difficult to find. Second, when we finally arrived we discovered that the "resort" was a walled in compound located... More

Ten of us were there to celebrate our parent's 60th wedding anniversary. The place is nice enough, it has character, food is great, and the facilities are OK. Here are my issues though: 1) This place is not suitable for people who have any physical handicaps (my father is 90 and has difficulty walking). No wheel chair available and restaurants... More

El pueblo has all the services and enterntainment you need: pools, bowling, gym, jacuzzi, horse riding and even a zoo!!! The hotel has all the style of a real rural town, with and square with restaurants, a church, houses instead of simple suits, etc. It's like a real "pueblo". The only one inconvenient is that El pueblo is like 2... More

The hotel is very nice and all inclusive. The price is OK and the food is great. The problem is the location. It is in the middle of nowhere surrounded by poor towns. But if you are looking for relaxation, no need for civilization and a good price, this is the place.