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ABOUT HOTELITO ATEMPORAL - in their own words:
Marrying an eclectic sense of modern urban cool with an old school service ethic that anticipates guests’ every need, Atemporal is the perfect refuge for discerning travelers interested in exploring contemporary Lima.
Housed in a revamped 1940s mansion in the chic Miraflores district, this hotelito comes from the same award-winning design team behind Hotel B - Ignacio Masías, Sandra Masías and Jordi Puig - in the neighboring district of Barranco, and Titilaka, the boutique lodge on the shores of Lake Titicaca. The informal and relaxed atmosphere breaks down the barriers between visitors and the friendly, knowledgeable staff, making this one-off luxury townhouse a perfect cozy refuge, where guests can decompress and recharge their batteries between adventures in Peru’s vibrant capital.
THE EXPERIENCE
Atemporal offers its guests an alternative lodging experience. The tireless personalized attention to detail includes a Maître de maison, concierge on duty around the clock, house car and chauffeur for short excursions, 24/7 menu created with locally-sourced natural ingredients, and full connectivity.
We pride ourselves on our flexibility; whatever a guest requests, we will go out of our way to come up with a made-to-measure solution, including exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Lima’s contemporary creative scene.
Atemporal is entirely private, meaning only guests and those they invite can use its exclusive spaces, with their offbeat but functional collector’s aesthetic, including a veranda, salon and private garden
THE INSPIRATION
Atemporal is conceived as the home of a globetrotting freelance photographer.
He loves Lima but is rarely home, and ensures that his trusted staff spoil his friends and take special care of his objects. Indeed his majordomo, his personal assistant, cook and chauffeur are on call.
FACILITIES
- Housed in a remodeled 1940s mansion with nine rooms on two floors
- Original design with a mix of exquisite antiques, modern furnishings and tailor-made pieces.
- Snug, intimate common spaces including veranda, salon, reading room and garden.
- Restrained ambience, with soothing tones, and artwork, photos, books and artifacts collected from across Peru.
- Entirely private, meaning only guests and those they invite can use Atemporal’s facilities. Also available for private events.
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SERVICES
included:
Welcome drink and evening cocktail (5-7pm), including wine, beers or juices
24-Hour Front Desk & on-site concierge service
Healthy a-la-Carte & buffet breakfasts
Complimentary Wi-Fi in the hotel and mobile phone hotspot with 4G connection throughout city
House bicycles available for guests
Free international and local phone calls
Self-service premium coffees and teas available in the library on the second floor.
International newspapers and magazines
Twice daily room-housekeeping and turndown service connection
Shoe-shining service
House Car With Chauffeur
Included - House Car with Chauffer
MINI Clubman
From 7AM to 9PM, depending on availability
(No booking. Available on first come, first serve basis
Max capacity: three passengers + driver
Close transfers - up to 4km from the hotel
Additional Charge - may require booking in advance
Honesty bar: Self-service access to a fine selection of liquors, wine, soft drinks and snacks
24/7 room service menu: Selection of fresh, homely and locally sourced food
Wellness and therapeutic massages
Personal stylist and shopping guide
Personal fitness coach or jogging companion (previous booking required)
Preferred access to nearby gym
Same day laundry and dry cleaning service
LOCATION - click here for map
Atemporal is located on the corners of Arica and Santa Maria streets in a leafy residential street, in the heart of the chic Miraflores district, just a few meters from the Huaca Pucllana, a pre-Inca “pyramid” that is one of Lima’s most important archeological sites, the Olivar, and Ovalo Gutierrez. The hotel is within quick striking distance of many of Lima’s best shoping areas, restaurants and neighborhoods, as well as the business district. Renowned eateries in a short walking distance include; Astrid y Gastón, the restaurant that kicked off Peru’s astonishing culinary boom back in the 1990s; Osaka, one of the best Japanese-Peruvian, or Nikkei, restaurants; and the Huaca Pucllana with the backdrop of a pre-Inca “pyramid”.
