We couldn't find any budget accommodation in Piura, and we had to stay there due to an early flight, so we reluctantly paid $45 for this hotel. The hotel far exceeded our expectations, it was a lovely modern clean room with a massive walk in shower. It was a lovely treat to be in a hotel like this, and although it was over our budget it was a bargain for the room. They also have free airport shuttle service which was reliable and quick. If you can get the online rate and fancy a treat this hotel is great. It's centrally located, and only 15 mins to airport.

We were up early for our flight so didn't have the free breakfast.

This is a clean, attractive place. It is two blocks from Plaza de Armas, and walking distance from some good eats, bars, stores, etc.

Just a couple comments on other reviews here:

The fellow commenting on how the receptionist couldn't read a map made me laugh. I've been using google maps on my cell phone to communicate with South American taxi drivers where I'd like to go, then using it to monitor their progress en route (if you're from the US, get a TMobile data plan, and it comes with unlimited international 2G, priceless) and half the time the guys cannot read the map. I have read it for them, to tell them where to go. I read the review here where the guy complains about the staff's cartographic illiteracy when booking, and made a point of asking for a city map and directions to Plaza de Armas (right around the corner from here) from the receptionist, and sure enough, she took over a minute studying the map to orientate and locate where we were and it was. Gotta do your own due diligence here, folks. Tiene cuidado.

Second, the reception woke up at 8:30 this morning to remind me about breakfast, which since I hadn't asked them to do it, was annoying. Groggily, I went up, and got asked what type of pressed juice, what type of coffee, and what type of bread (rolls or toast) I wanted. The other reviewer complaining about the lack of non-Spanish menus has a point, but since this is provincial Peru, their absence is unsurprising. No other food was offered, but since he had complained about Spanish speakers getting other things, I was inspired to ask si tienen hueveos (not such a complicated construct to piece together, even when bleary from sleep) and was asked if I wanted jamon with them. Got a decent ham scramble promptly after that. Not bad at all..

No complaints here, for discounted 30$ a night it is very good verging on excellent. The regular pricing makes it less value for money.

First impression excellent! Sadly the receptionist ,when asked where we were on the map, marked the wrong spot-hence we had a 1 hour plus walk to find plaza de armas (which is actually 5 mins walk from the hotel !). How can a receptionist NOT know the location of their hotel??? She also toldus the wrong bus station to buy tickets for Chiclayo and that there were only 10pm buses!!!! Actually the bus station for chiclayo buses is just up from the hotel(on sanchez cerra) and the buses run every hour!!!(try a company called Linea!) When we asked if their restaurant was open she told us there is no restaurant.The first morning breakfast was served in our room and lo and behold the next day we were told we could have breakfast on the 4th floor!! So we were charged for room service that we didn't ask for. Breakfast pretty basic,anyway. Room, very clean and new but very noisy-from the airconditioner and from street noise. Bed very comfy, but not enough to compensate for the noise.Even though we'd specifically requested not to be near a stairwell, it was beside our room-no noise from that, however. They provide a Raid plug in which fortunately we did not need.