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Hotel Libertador Trujillo
The classy dame of the city’s hotels, the Libertador is in a beautiful building that’s the Audrey Hepbur...
Trujillo hotels and hostels
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Hospedaje El Conde De Arce
With a giant, cluttered patio, this is a simple, safe and budget lodging right in the center...
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Portada Del Sol
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Hotel Le Mans
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Casa Muchik Hotel Boutique
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Residencial Munay Wasi
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Plaza Grau
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Las Palmeras Inn
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Hotel Las Terrazas
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Media Luna Hotel
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Gran Bolívar Hotel
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Hostal El Centurión
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Los Conquistadores
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Hotel Torre Norte
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Residencial Munaywasi
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Mochicas Inn
Hotel Primavera
You can’t miss the pseudo-modern, semicircular blue flourishes lining the side of this ’70s relic. It’s only slightly shabby, fairly clean and convenient to several northbound bus stations.
Real Hotel
In the middle of Trujillo’s busy shopping district, Real Hotel is crisp, bright and splashy. It has good, airy rooms with all the conveniences, but it sits over a casino and disco so it can get noisy at night.
Hotel San Martín
Although characterless, this massive hotel (furnished with faux-wood floor tiles for insta-charm) is fair value for rooms with cable TV and phone. It has a restaurant and bar.
Hotel El Gran Marqués
A couple of kilometers southwest of the city center, this hotel offers a sauna, gym, restaurant and bar.
Hostal Solari
A contemporary spot, this place has massive, sensibly decorated ‘executive’ rooms, which feature polished floorboards, a separate sitting area, excellent mattresses, cable TV, mini-fridge and phone.
Hostal Almagro
No pretensions of a colonial past here, just modern, well-maintained, sparse rooms with TVs and glistening bathrooms. There’s a cafe downstairs.
Hostal El Ensueño
After navigating the narrow and dark hallways here, you will find clean rooms with giant bathrooms. The owners also run Hostal El Encanto (Junín 319), located across the street with cheaper but danker rooms.
Hotel Peregrino
No backyard? Plant an indoor garden! The green atrium downstairs is lovely, and the rest of the hotel is clean, pleasant and quiet. Carpeted, comfortably furnished rooms have minibar, cable TV, phone and writing desk.
Hostal Lima
If you’ve been on a tour of Alcatraz and thought, ‘I could live here,’ this is your chance. The prison-bare, cell-like rooms in this secure building are sometimes used by supershoestringing gringos.
Hotel Continental
High on professionalism, low on inspirational decor, this place has shipshape rooms, some of which look onto a concrete garden light well. There’s a restaurant downstairs and an airport pick-up for S15.
Los Conquistadores Hotel
Courteous doormen will eagerly greet you at the entrance of this contemporary venture, a few steps away from the Plaza de Armas. The relaxing rooms here are carpeted and come with cable TV, phone, mini-bar and 24-hour room service.
Hotel Americano
The humongous foyer in this rambling, renowned old institution looks like Grand Central Station. Echo, echo, echo. The rooms haven't changed in nearly a century either; they're well-used, creaky and reasonably clean.
Saint Germain Hotel
The boutiquey Saint Germain has great rooms to get comfortable in and the usual slew of modern conveniences, as well as immaculate bathrooms. The rooms facing inward are quieter than most and have windows onto a bright light well.
Hostal Colonial
Easily a winner in the midrange category, this tastefully renovated, rose-colored colonial mansion has a great location just a block from the Plaza de Armas.
Gran Hotel Turismo
Live out your swinging Austin Powers fantasies at this hotel, which has its original hip decor, hallways the length of football fields and spotless, cozy rooms. Everything here is decked out in the ‘latest’ ’60s trends. Groovy.