The Point Hostel Lima
Housed in a beautiful little colonial bungalow, The Point sits in Lima's bohemian district of Barranco. A top choice for party backpackers, this place has once of the livliest bars in Lima not to mention a stack of great facilites including cable TV, wireless, pool table, ping pong table, lovely garden to soak up the morning sun and super friendly staff. *** All holders of a vaild International Student (ISIC), Youth (IYTC) or Teacher (ITIC) identity card will receive a free "The Point" gadget (e.g. bottle opener, cap)*** Learn more >
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A little too chilled out with the average age of 50!
- by Amber
- female
- 26 to 35
- 21 Oct 2010
I did need to chill and it was very quiet in the hostel and the local neighbourhood.
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excellent place for meeting people
- by Nicola
- female
- Under 26
- 20 Sep 2010
The peolpe we met from all over the world
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Great Hostel, nice vibe
- by Holly
- female
- Under 26
- 09 Sep 2010
The beds were comfertable, met alot of people. Staff were friendly and helpful. Overall very good.
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Party hostel unsuitable for school groups
- by Julia
- female
- 26 to 35
- 08 Sep 2010
Location
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Experience a country out of this world
- by James
- male
- Under 26
- 19 May 2010
The people and the friendliness
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Good central location & party atmosphere
- by Justin
- male
- Under 26
- 19 May 2009
The outdoor courtyard/bar. Friendly English speaking staff. Perfect for first stay upon arrival.
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Nice hostel
- by Laura
- female
- Under 26
- 28 Jan 2009
Facilities sound. TV, ping pong and pool table. Good location in Barranco near Miraflores, an area which felt safer. Parties organised each night to go to clubs in town which also meant you could choose quiet night in.
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friendly, helpful and well-run
- by Chris
- male
- Under 26
- 06 Dec 2008
friendly, helpful and well-run
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The safer and cleaner part of Lima
- by Marc Williams
- male
- Under 26
- 23 Jul 2009
Visiting the Amazon rainforest
