UNCOVER A DEEPER LUXURY

Featured by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the top 20 Latin American hotels, the JW Marriott Hotel Lima

is more than a hotel; it is almost a small city in itself. With its seaside location and sweeping ocean views

unfolding from each of the 300 guest rooms and suites, this ultra-modern 25-story glass tower is

unequivocally one of the most magnificent luxury hotels in Lima. It is also an entertainment center

equipped with high-end shops and restaurants, as well as a tennis court, Lobby Bar, health club,

swimming pool and 24-hour room service.

Don’t miss the breakfast buffet served in the window-walled La Vista Restaurant overlooking the

Larcomar, the top entertainment shopping center in Lima. Another dining choice on-site is the Latin

Grill Restaurant, a steakhouse featuring a display kitchen and international and Peruvian cuisine,

accompanied by a select variety of wines.

Of course, if you have a to take care of business before you can play, we are ideally equipped to serve the

business traveler with comfortable desks and two-line phones with voicemail and speakerphone

functions, complimentary in-room coffee and daily newspaper delivery. Guest rooms also boast

individual climate control, cable/satellite TV, high-speed internet and other additions such mini-bars,

premium bath amenities, bathrobes, hair dryers, safes and irons with ironing boards.

If your group will be gathering at the hotel, meetings and events are hosted in seven large function

rooms—including a ballroom and boardroom—all with soundproof panels and double-glass protection to

block outside noise, as well as teleconferencing and videoconferencing capabilities.

Every step of the way, our expert staff is committed to offering thoughtful, personalized service to enrich

your experience. We wish you an exceptional stay.

ENRICHING EXPERIENCES

AROUND EVERY CORNER

PERU

Location

It is located in the central and

western part of South America.

Size

Peru has an area of 1,285,215 km2 as

well as 200 nautical miles of

territorial rights on a 60 million

hectare surface in the Antarctic.

Population

27,000,000 inhabitants:

• Urban – 72.3%

• Rural – 27.7%

Language

In Peru, there are a variety of

languages, but Spanish is the most

commonly used.

• Spanish – 80.3%

• Quechuan – 16.2%

• Other Languages – 3%

• Foreign Languages – 0.2%

Currency

Nuevo Sol (S/.) with coins of 5, 10, 20

and 50 cents and 1, 2 and 5 Nuevos

Soles and bills of 10, 20, 50, 100 and

200 Nuevos Soles.

POPULAR SITES

Máncora Beach

Regarded as one of the most

important resorts in the Peruvian

coast.

Machu Picchu

An Inca citadel that is one of the most

extraordinary samples of landscape

architecture in the world.

Nazca Lines

Two hours from Ica, a 50-kilometer

desert area that is covered by

monumental figures such as

mammals, insects and gods etched

in the sand.

Chan Chan

With an area of about 20 square

kilometers, it is the largest city built

of mud from pre-Hispanic America.

Lord of Sipán

In the 4th century CE, the Moches

buried their most important lords

sacrificing women, children, llamas

and the best warriors for them.

Lord of Miracles

The procession of the Lord of

Miracles is commemorated in

October in Lima and is the most

multitudinous religious festivity in

Peru.

Peruvian Paso Horses

They form part of the rich cultural

heritage of the country and are one

of the purest manifestations of

national tradition.

Vicuñas

They live in the high Andean plateau,

at elevations from 3,800 to 5,000

meters above sea level, in areas where

they do not compete with flocks of

domestic animals.

LIMA

Called the City of Kings, Lima was

founded in 1535 and it quickly became

one of the most important cities in

America.

The historical downtown has splendid

displays of colonial architecture as

well as beautiful wooden-carved

balconies. Buried deep in the middle of

the city, in Lima suburbs and opposite

to the sea, impressive archeological

monuments can be found. You will also

be able to enjoy its gastronomy since

the city offers a wide range of

restaurants and friendly places, where

you can taste delicious local flavors.

Bridge of Sighs

Built in 1876, it was an essential need

to allow the pass of banks in

Ayacucho and Erinita streets.

Cathedral of Lima

It is now in the same place where the

first major church in Lima was

located and showcases historical

jewels and religious art.

Main Square

A majestic 17th-century fountain

stands in the middle of what was once

the downtown of the old colonial city.

The Cathedral of Lima, the

Government Palace and the Lima City

Hall all surround it.

DINING

Due to its proximity to the sea, the

main dishes of Lima revolve around

seafood. Other well-known dishes of

Lima are Cau Cau, Anticuchos

(brochettes made with marinated beef

hearts) and Aji de Gallina. There are

also typical desserts such as

Mazamorra Morada, Picarones,

Suspiro a la Limeña, Arroz con Leche

and Turron de Doña Pepa. Refreshing

drinks include Chicha Morada and the

Pisco Sour, the famous aperitif made

of Peruvian pisco, lemon and sugar.

CLIMATE

The Peruvian coast is a large desert

leaning on the mountains. The

presence of the Andes, together with

the cold Humboldt Current in its

beaches, make this zone arid and dry.

JW MARRIOTT® HOTEL LIMA

Malecon De La Reserva 615

Miraflores, Lima Lima 18 Peru

51.1.2177000

JWMarriottLima.com

©2019 Marriott International, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All names, marks and logos are the

trademarks of Marriott International, Inc., or its affiliates.