The property is huge and everything was very modern in my room. I never had to travel far for a bathroom. The breakfast includes a lot of options. I also really liked freshii down the street

It had a café and a bar inside. There were two relatively efficient elevators. I loved that the reception was 24 hours and that there was always a person at the door for security. I didn’t end up buying anything, but I also really liked that they had sweaters and bags and snacks for sale in the lobby.

- Located in convenient area, I felt safe walking back to hostel at 3am. - Comfortable bed, with privacy curtain. Lockers inside dorm for valuables and small backpack. - You can open the windows for fresh air. - Hostel is so quiet that I have the whole dorm room to myself for a night. - Filtered drinking water available in shared kitchen. - Secure luggage storage available after check out. - Great coffee at the cafe. Good co-working/meeting space at the cafe. - The security guards at the door are always courteous.

- No walking tours organised as there was no demand. - WhatsApp chat was quiet. No social events. - The bar had functions on the days/nights I was there. Never know if the bar is opened to guests. I ended up going to other bars in - Bathroom needs a good clean of mould. Shower curtains mouldy and stinky. Bath tub drainage clogged.

The room was spacious and nicely decorated. The bed is super comfortable & it helped that we had a fridge. For us it was a good place to return to freshen up between exploring different areas of Peru. The hotel is well positioned in the Miraflores district, close to supermarket, ATM, phone company and lots of restaurants with delicious food & great coffee shops, although they also have one onsite. The breakfast is decent in options and it runs until quite late. They also provide a breakfast box option if you have to leave very early, which is great considering flights and most tours run very early (pre 7AM).

Not all staff speaks good English. Sometimes we had to speak 2 or 3 times with different people until we managed to solve what we wanted to solve because of the language barrier. Overall the rooms are nice, but a little overpriced for what they offer. It is clear that they need some maintenance (example the paint on the bathtub was chipped, some surfaces cracked, windows not wiped). They are also very noisy, as Lima is a noisy city and the windows are thin. But I suppose this is quite common. Use earplugs if you are a light sleeper. They tend to ask extra money for almost anything you need besides your actual room, and all prices are in USD :) it is, overall, quite expensive for what it offers.

We loved our time with Selina! The common spaces are very boho, and the room, even though small, was clean and presenting hangers. We had a Live Jazz show in the Hotel’s restaurant and it was perfect for a Monday night, since we arrived late and did not feel like going out. Every day there are activities you can join, either free or paying. There is a private airport shuttle you can sign up for. The atmosphere is very pleasant and the crowd is young and international. Breakfast was buffet type, so well worth the extra pay

It was weird that there was only one shower per floor and that shower was a jacuzzi. I don’t imagine anyone using a jacuzzi in a shared bathroom but who knows :))

-Comfortable 6 bed dorm with enough space and quite big lockers -Comfortable bed with a curtain, light + socket -Enough bathrooms on every floor (which meant for me there was always one free) with good+warm showers -Enough toilets elsewhere in the hostel too -WiFi worked well (in the dorm as well) -Elevator (very convenient when staying on the 12th floor) -Kennedy Park, supermarket, shops and restaurants nearby and it felt safe to walk around there alone at night -I could pay with creditcard without extra charge -Helpful staff (some could only be a bit more friendly) -Check out at 11:00😃

I loved where the property was located for me it was very efficient however they make it very inconvenience if you carry a lot of luggage by traveling to one location to check in while your actual stay is in a different building. Even though it is close it’s very hard when being a solo traveler and no one is really trying to help. I had a cook help me which was bazar.

The from desk is very kind! I left my headphones and they assured me a safe return. It’s in a great location near parque Kennedy lots to do and places to go! The decor is warming, balcony’s are large, beds are large and comfy, and the place is spacious.

The location is really good, close to Paque de Kennedy, which is my favorite park in the world, probably. Because that's where cats live. Restaurants and all kinds of stuff in the area. Security is good. The staff is nice. Clean. Food is ok, little coffee shop is nice. I haven't done any activities they offer unfortunately, but they seem fun. There is a massage room. Affordable. I'd definitely stay here on my next Lima trip!

The shower. The common shower rooms (didn't stay in a room with private shower). They are pretty terrible. Cold and not powerful at all. And I gotta say the chicken wings at the bar were the worst wings I've ever had in my goddamn life :( haha, sorry

Had the single bedroom with shared bathroom. The room isn't big but i found it large enough to be pleasant. The room and bed are clean. Due to an extension of my initial stay I had to switch rooms. Though both rooms had the same lay-out and were evenly clean. The second room I stayed in had a (bit more) modern bathroom and was located on the quiet backside. I experienced no loud noises from the street and it was easy to sleep. Breakfast is decent. The staff is very helpful, friendly and well English speaking. Easy to meet people and a nice coffeebar as main room/entrance.

The first room I stayed in was situated on the seventh level at the front and was very noisy, like there is a constant loud airconditioning engine running just outside the window. I am an easy sleeper and never use earplugs. I was more than happy that I packed them, just in case. This was definitely such a case. And the shared bathroom on the seventh floor was more old fashioned. Showering in a whirlpool bathtub with the shower hanging to low to stand under it. And I am short of length! The tours offered at Selina's are expensive.

-Comfortable 6 bed dorm with enough space and quite big lockers -Comfortable bed with a curtain, light + socket -Enough bathrooms on every floor (which meant for me there was always one free) with good+warm showers -Enough toilets elsewhere in the hostel too -WiFi worked well (in the dorm as well) -Elevator (very convenient when staying on the 12th floor) -Kennedy Park, supermarket, shops and restaurants nearby and it felt safe to walk around there alone at night -I could pay with creditcard without extra charge -Helpful staff (some could only be a bit more friendly) -Check out at 11:00😃

The location is good

Staff are not specially friendly. I had to give my residence card to get a towel, instead of my ID. They said that my document (ID) was no valid for that purpose. First time that occurred me. I was wondering if that happened because I'm peruvian-american. American citizens have to give their American passport just for a towel? So strange. another one: in shared rooms the bathroom don't have a proper door, just a curtain that separate the beds from the toilet (!?)