Arequipa is a large city (about 700-800k inhabitants?) and the hotel is conveniently located to walk to the touristic sites/center of town.The room had wall-to-wall carpets, the bathroom was spacious and the breakfast was ok; the staff tried to be of help except that we experienced kind of a bit arrogant staff member at check-in. Conclusion: Service may be staff... More

It's a honest place. Service and instalation do not match the leves I received in Cuzco, but it is ok. Since Libertadot in Cuzco was such a pleasant surprise, I had high expectations for Libertador Arequipa, what didn't happenned. More

Stayed for 2 nights. Check in was quick and effecient with a voucher for a complimentary pisco sour being a nice welcoming touch. We were provided with a room on the ground floor. The room was one of the most spacious we had during our trip around Peru with a very large comfortable bed and a fairly modern bathroom with... More

I stayed for 2 nights while on business. This was my first trip to Arequipa, so I kept an open mind about my experience. I must say the service at the Libertador was top notch. They always accomodated us when we had a need. My room was huge, and had its touch of colonial style but with modern amenities. They... More

I stayed at the property for 3 nights while on business. Those reviewers who rate a hotel in southern Peru by the same standards as a top European/US hotel don't live in the real world. For local standards I found the place more than decent. The room my room spacious, it featured a very comfortable bed and all the usual... More

First of all, we stayed at Libertador after a very long search for a nice hotel and since this is the only 5 stars hotel in this town, we booked our stay here through Orbitz and we pre-paid our stay so we do not have to worry about paying at the hotel and of course except for the little extra... More

First of all, we stayed in this hotel in Sep 2009 and not in Sep 2010 (tripadvisor won't let me set the correct date) The hotel is not near the center of Arequipa, and due to some stuff going on (I'll let You figure out by yourself), they told us not to go, on foot and at night, to the... More

I spent 6 nights at this hotel and even though the location was good and the outdoor breakfast area by the pool was enchanting I wasn't entirely convinced. The way I see it this is a hotel that likes business people who are going to be spending money in the bar and the restaurant, none of which applied to me... More

I liked this hotel, the room was great. It was dark when I arrived but i awoke to views of the now capped Andes and a herd of Alpaca grazing outside my window. The staff were friendly and helpful. The only downside is that it is quite a walk into town along Jerusalem Street which is not safe at night... More