It’s very close to the land bus station. I found hair in the sheets, on the floor, and even in the cheese. The whole hostel smelled of tobacco.
BinnazHace 3 meses
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★★★·Arequipa·8.2
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o escríbelo sin más: «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Hostal Killaymi in Arequipa offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms and views of gardens, mountains, or the city. Rooms feature free toiletries, a shower, TV, and wardrobe. Guests benefit from a garden, complimentary Wi‑Fi, public bath, 24‑hour front desk, secure luggage storage, and full‑day security. Located 10 km from Rodríguez Ballón International Airport with easy public‑transport access.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
It’s very close to the land bus station. I found hair in the sheets, on the floor, and even in the cheese. The whole hostel smelled of tobacco.
Binnaz·Hace 3 meses
The bus station is nearby. The manager welcomed us at a late hour because there were no more connections. /
Corentin·Hace 3 meses
The staff were very friendly, even organized breakfast. Very nice, the hotel has good heating. We arrived late at night and they waited for us.
Jenny·Hace 3 meses
The staff were super friendly and the location was great. Nothing else to note.
Marin·Hace 4 meses
The mattress was good, and the hotel sits right by the bus station with 24‑hour reception, which is why I chose to stay here. However, the internet didn’t work. For $25/night in Peru, the internet must work in the room. Hotel owners, please read this: in 2026, guests expect hot water and a functional internet. The water worked fine, but the internet didn’t. It’s not enough to just drop a Wi‑Fi router in the lobby; that’s domestic, not commercial. You need a mesh network or repeaters. Selling internet as an amenity only in the lobby is insufficient. The internet is as important as a mattress; both should be 100 % functional and available in the room. I’m not paying to be in the lobby or anywhere else in the building, I’m paying to be in the room. If I say “no internet,” I mean that on the second floor there were two networks, neither of which loaded a page in my room. I went to the lobby and only occasionally the internet showed 6 mb/s download, 7 mb/s upload. Each floor has its own network, but I doubt any are stable or fast (above 10 mb/s). The owner should hire a professional to install a stable, high‑speed (over 300 mb/s) internet, or lower the price from $25/night to $5/night. I found a better place for $11/night in Miraflores with 80 mb/s internet. It could be cleaner. The lobby is dusty, the walls are dirty, and you can’t exit or enter without buzzing the guy down. The hostel is pretty empty. By world standards this is a 2‑star hotel; by Latin American standards it’s an overpriced 3‑star. After this reservation, I began looking for rooms off of Booking.
Ddaedalus·Hace 5 meses