The building was designed by a Belle Epoque architect in 1912. The total room inventory is 17 rooms and suites
Choosing a room
| Room option | Confirmed setup | Constraints |
|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Accessible Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · first floor · 30 m² · king bed or twin beds · roll-in shower | Accessible Room |
| Deluxe Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · king bed · listed on booking.com | — |
| Premium Balcony Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · 59 m² · king bed · ocean view · balcony | — |
| Premium Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · king bed · listed on booking.com | — |
| Premium Terrace Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · 59 m² · king bed · terrace | — |
| Superior Double Room | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · king bed · listed on booking.com | — |
| Deluxe Guest Room | 30 m² | — |
| Premium Guest Room | 94 m² | — |
| Superior Room | 17 m² | — |
| Nobu Suite | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · 43 m² · sofa bed · La Concha Bay view | — |
| Umi Suite | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · 45 m² · sofa bed | — |
| Yuhi Suite | sleeps 2 · 1 bathroom · 82 m² · sofa bed | — |
Room position and outdoor space
With only 17 rooms and suites across the property, space spans from 17 m² in the Superior Room up to 94 m² in the Premium Guest Room.
- Many guest rooms feature private terraces, offering fresh coastal air directly from the accommodation.
- Among the compared categories, the Premium Balcony Room and Premium Terrace Room are the only options offering private outdoor space.
Arrival and check-in
- Check-in operates between 3:00 PM and midnight.
- Check-out runs from 12:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Breakfast and food
- The on-site restaurant serves Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine.
- Menus pair signature brand classics with local Basque-inspired dishes.
Key amenities & facilities
- Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.
- Dedicated facilities are available for disabled guests.
- The property provides cots upon request.
- Despite its sophisticated setting, the hotel is not exclusively for adults.
What makes the property distinct
- The structure was originally designed by a Belle Époque architect in 1912.
- Interiors blend Japanese minimalism with subtle regional accents.
What changed
- The property officially opened to guests in August 2023.
Who should book it — and who should not
- Book for prominent sea and bay views enjoyed directly from guest rooms and the shared terrace.
- Skip if a swimming pool is essential during your stay, as the rooftop pool is closed in the low season.
Good to know before booking
- The property is located at La Concha Bay.
- There is no on-site spa; guests use the La Perla facility across the street.
- The hotel has a small gym.
The practical details
- Air conditioning: Confirmed: Rooms are air-conditioned.
Confirm these before paying
The published information leaves these open, so ask before you pay.
- Where do you park? — Ask for the exact car park, current price, reservation rules and any restricted-access-zone instructions.
- Is there a room that fits three or more guests? — Ask the property to name a room for three or more guests and confirm cot or extra-bed rules.
