Piura Hotels with Allergy-free Rooms

THE BEST Piura Hotels with Allergy-free Rooms

Name: Low Cost SM
Address: 251 Jiron Arequipa, Piura, Peru

Piura Hotels with Allergy-free Rooms

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1. Hotel Suche Park
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65 reviews
#1 Best Value of 4 Piura Hotels with Allergy-free Rooms
"Small quiet place to stay while you wait to go elsewhere. The city is not nice and noisy and I was really tired. Liked the swimmingpool and the help with the arrangements of my taxi. Good value for what you get"
"I stayed one night at this nice hotel. The hotel is situated at a 5 minutes walk to the center, with all the shops, bars & restaurants. It is a relatively quiet neighborhood and I felt safe in this hotel. The..."
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2. CASA REAL Hotel Boutique
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17 reviews
#2 Best Value of 4 Piura Hotels with Allergy-free Rooms
"Perfect, great. Peace, quiet, cheap, very clean, great breakfast, great coffee, big bedrooms. Safe neighborhood, near to mall. Cozy, warm, pretty and well furnished. The hosts are incredible. They like to talk and..."
"I stayed in this hotel for about 1 month. Owner is very friendly. Many restaurants around this hotel in walking distance. Breakfast is limited choice but you can cook your own. Rooms are comfortable and very clean..."
3. Hotel Barlovento Inn Piura
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4. Ayenda Olimpo
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