Miraflores, Lima: Address, Phone Number, Miraflores Reviews: 4.5/5
Miraflores
Miraflores
4.5
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This beachfront residential district features many of Lima's excellent shops, restaurants, nightspots and first class hotels.
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The area
Neighborhood: San Isidro
How to get there
- Maria Auxiliadora • 10 min walk
Best nearby
Restaurants
153 within 3 miles

Cevicheria Richards
32
0.4 mi$$ - $$$ • Peruvian • Seafood

Alembic Pisco Bar & Lounge
22
0.4 mi$$ - $$$ • Peruvian • Bar • International

El Rincon Del Rocio
8
0.4 mi$ • Peruvian • Spanish • South American
Gotica
41
0.5 mi$$ - $$$ • Fast Food • Pub

Kafeta Restobar Fusion
5
0.6 mi$$ - $$$
Los Dos Piratas
8
0.6 mi$$ - $$$ • Peruvian • Seafood • South American

HADO Bar
10
0.7 mi$$ - $$$ • Fusion • South American
Inversiones Leña y Sabor SAC
1
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • Fast Food

Burger Maker Peru
3
0.9 mi$ • Peruvian • Cajun & Creole • Fast Food

El Pez de Oro
4
0.9 mi$$ - $$$ • Peruvian • South American
Attractions
128 within 6 miles

Barranco
6,789
Neighborhoods

Miraflores Boardwalk
5,426
Piers & Boardwalks

Museo Pedro de Osma
459
Art Museums

Museo MATE
920
Art Museums

Costa Verde
653
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Huaca Pucllana
7,348
Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins

Parque de la Amistad
126
2.4 miParks

El Parque del Amor
3,989
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks

Museo Oro del Peru
911
Speciality Museums

Parque Kennedy - Parque Central de Miraflores
2,707
Parks
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Detailed Reviews: Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location information.
Popular mentions
4.5
15,618 reviews
Excellent
9,609
Very good
5,146
Average
746
Poor
91
Terrible
26
Peeceecee
Skipton, UK1,057 contributions
Jan 2020
We were staying in San Isidro so only briefly visited Miraflores as part of a city tour. Situated alongside the sea shore it is home to many of the top hotels and restaurants and is the most favoured area for tourists visiting the city. If we had been staying in Lima longer than 2 nights, we would have moved to this area.
Written March 8, 2020
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LuizDutraNeto
Rio de Janeiro, RJ8,613 contributions
Oct 2019
"Miraflores", a district of Lima, is a must go at any visit to the Peruvian capital city. It is cosmopolitan, chic, welcoming and quite safe for all visitors. Whatever you name, you'll find there - beaches, parks, cafés, restaurants, theaters, shopping malls ... and the absolutely awesome inca ruins of the "Huaca Pucllana"! Along its famous "Malecón" ("Miraflores Boardwalk"), green parks and breathtaking views from the cliffs leaning over the Pacific Ocean. Come by sunset, bring your camera and get ready for unforgettable memories. Enjoy!
Written June 3, 2020
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Tom C
Toronto, Canada18 contributions
Jan 2020
I have never met such pleasant people in all my travels. The shopping is great too although there seems to be more shoe stores than any city really needs. Excellent restaurants and easy to find. If the locals are eating there then you should too!! Miraflores is very clean and safe with the best views of the ocean from the cliffs along the Malecon.
Written February 1, 2020
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Robert O
Rotterdam, The Netherlands3,128 contributions
Mar 2020
Arrived in Miraflores at the moment the State of Emergency was declared due to Corona. As a result most of the time I was locked inside a small hostel one block away from Larcomar (main avenue) and unable to explore a lot of the area. What struck me most was there is plenty of space. Unlike other urban areas in Peru there are parks and tree lined boulevards. The setting on top of the cliffs bordering the ocean is very pleasant as well. The wealthy part of Peru has created a comfortable enclave here amidst a vast conglommerate of neighborhoods where mainly poor people live. Comfort also means there are modern supermarkets and attractive restaurants though the latter were mostly closed because of Corona.
Most of the 100,000 plus inhabitants of Miraflores are wealthy people. Their servants live in other parts of the city of Lima (population 11 million). Service providers in Miraflores are generally very nice people. Many of the wealthy citizens are more indifferent towards tourists and travellers. A small number of them seemed to blame us for bringing corona to Peru, even though most of the travellers spent months in Latin America prior to the lockdown. Some locals took pictures of us and posted them online. Neighbors complained after observing more than three people on the rooftop of the hostel or on a balcony. However, most people behaved normal and not hostile towards us.
Most of the 100,000 plus inhabitants of Miraflores are wealthy people. Their servants live in other parts of the city of Lima (population 11 million). Service providers in Miraflores are generally very nice people. Many of the wealthy citizens are more indifferent towards tourists and travellers. A small number of them seemed to blame us for bringing corona to Peru, even though most of the travellers spent months in Latin America prior to the lockdown. Some locals took pictures of us and posted them online. Neighbors complained after observing more than three people on the rooftop of the hostel or on a balcony. However, most people behaved normal and not hostile towards us.
Written September 20, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Amazon1
Denver, CO44 contributions
Dec 2020
This is a great area! The restaurants are incredible. There is a street dance in Kennedy Park on Sunday afternoon. The beach is nearby! Larcomar Shopping center is nearby. Mangos restaurant has a great view.
Written February 23, 2021
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AEK_NYC2014
New York City, NY16 contributions
Dec 2019
Miraflores is, along with Barranco, the best of Lima's districts, with excellent restaurants and pleasant areas to stroll. But, as elsewhere in Lima, car drivers are super-aggressive, public transportation is terrible, and the air quality is awful. If you're even mildly asthmatic like me, you'll soon learn why the U.N.'s World Health Organization has consistently rated Lima as the city with the worst air pollution of ANY city in North OR South America. I had to cut my vacation short after only two days in that city. Interesting museums, but is it worth the hazard to your health? A quick pass-through on the way to Machu Picchu or elsewhere..
Written January 7, 2020
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stefano
Montreal, Canada14 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
We were on vacation from Canada and really loved our stay in Miraflores district of Lima. We heard of all kinds of warnings about security in and around the city. However in Miraflores we felt absolutely safe. It's a good place to stay if you are visiting Lima.
Written January 19, 2020
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Ari T
Seattle, WA67 contributions
Feb 2020
There is a ton in this area as its the main tourist part of the city as far as i can tell. tons of shops and food places (including western options for those of you missing mcnuggets and pizza). easy to spend a whole day wandering a eating your way through this lively part of lima
Written February 10, 2020
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Craig Jepson
Austin, TX11 contributions
Apr 2021
Lima has some guarded gated communities, including the one surrounding and cutting off the large central park, but Miraflores is open, relatively safe, has most of the good shopping and restaurants. You'll never see a non-american home or business that isn't barred, fenced, and protected by razor wire and electrical fencing, but it is heavily policed and reasonably safe. Because of the pandemic, everything closes early, but the huge number of bike delivery boys suggests that it is also safe in the evenings.
Written June 14, 2021
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Hannes
Toronto, Canada34 contributions
Jan 2020
Miraflores is cleaned up area in Lima with parks and shops and hotels around . It’s cleaner then outside this area and there is electric scooters available for rent. I really like those. Some streets have cycling roads too, so it’s fairly safe if you are careful.
Hotels and shops are bit better too.
Miraflores is about 10-12 km from Plaza De Armas
Hotels and shops are bit better too.
Miraflores is about 10-12 km from Plaza De Armas
Written January 30, 2020
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Ryan
4 contributions
Does anyone have advice on which part of Miraflores is best to live in? I’ll be moving there in June and am wondering if it’s better to be near John F. Kennedy Park, which seems very bustling, or if it’s better to be out a bit. I like having restaurants, cafes, gyms etc. in walking distance, but I also like the idea of being near the water and a green area. My budget is $1100.
AEK_NYC2014
New York City, NY16 contributions
The area around Parque Kennedy is indeed "bustling" (if that is what you're looking for), but it's a little too commercial and traffic-bound for my tastes. I agree that Miraflores is the most inviting of residential areas, but I would look a little further south in the triangle that forms the core of Miraflores. The area below San Martin to the ocean and between Malecon Balta (on the west) and Avenida La Paz (on the east) is especially nice. Don't know the cost, but it sure looks expensive. Good luck!
Aida A
3 contributions
En Lima se reciben tarjetas de débito
vidal1975azul
Mar del Plata, Argentina264 contributions
sI no hay problemas en los lugares que visite
Nanay30
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile7 contributions
hola, que lugares visitaste? pregunto para tener buenos datos gracias!
silvia
21 contributions
Hola, Miraflores es bastante grande, y más allá de la costanera y el parque kennedy que son, más que nada, lugares para caminatas, está la Huaca Pucllana. La entrada es muy accesible y es la posibilidad de conocer una parte de una ciudad preincaica con visita guiada. El recorrido termina en un restaurant gourmet -no es obligatorio que vayas- caro pero de primera calidad.
jaime112017
Santiago, Chile12 contributions
Cuanto es el valor de un taxi desde el aeropuerto al hotel Courtyard Lima Miraflores
jacky
Lima, Peru15 contributions
Aproximadamente 50 soles en el taxi 3555555.
Pazitta
Santiago, Chile9 contributions
Qué hotel recomiendan en Miraflores para una familia con niños?
Draiach
Vienna, Austria798 contributions
Ich kenne nur das Hotel Jose Antonio De Luxe in Miraflores. Dieses Hotel ist zwar sehr schön, hat einen Fitnessraum und am Dach einen kleinen Pool. Das Essen war sehr gut. Reisende mit Kindern haben wir an den Tagen, die wir im Hotel waren, nicht gesehen.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Eduardo L
Santiago, Chile7 contributions
Hola, funciona cabify en Lima?? especÃficamente para el trayecto desde el aeropuerto al hotel....o hay mejores opciones?? por lo menos en Santiago de Chile hay trabas para que uber/cabify acceda al aeropuerto
hola! no me he fijado si funciona Cabify, pero tomamos taxi del aeropuerto a Miraflores y nos salio 60 soles ($12.000) pesos chilenos.
es dificil que salga menos porque al menos hasta Miraflores son 30 min de viaje.
Sara C
Port Allen, LA4 contributions
what is the distance between to Miraflores, can I take a taxi to Miraflores.
Jessica S
Calgary, Canada371 contributions
Hi Sara I stayed at casa Bella Mira Flores. I went through Expedia. there were travelers from all over. they exchanged ideas on travel.
Breakfast was good. there was lots of lovely art on the walls. it had a No My atmosphere. I hired a private guide and he customized a tour for me. He was English speaking. he made my trip the best day ever. his name is Oliver Stannman. he is a photographer and writer. and all around the best guide I have ever had.
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- Hotels near Miraflores:
- (3.72 mi) Lima Backpackers
- (0.54 mi) Youth Hostel - Hostelling Internatinal Lima - Peru
- (4.28 mi) Beraja Family Hostel
- (4.92 mi) Belma Boutique Bed and Breakfast
- (5.41 mi) Iberostar Selection Miraflores
- Restaurants near Miraflores:
- (0.37 mi) Cevicheria Richards
- (0.41 mi) Alembic Pisco Bar & Lounge
- (0.40 mi) El Rincon Del Rocio
- (0.53 mi) Gotica
- (4.00 mi) Mérito
- Attractions near Miraflores:
- (1.47 mi) Cabalgatas
- (9.63 mi) Museo Larco
- (3.04 mi) Spa Monica Cabrera
- (8.01 mi) Circuito Magico Del Agua
- (3.82 mi) Foodies Peru