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Melia Lima

Lima, Peru · Meliá · Accessible Luxury

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On July 4, 2000, a $20 million house of 180 rooms opened where Avenida Salaverry meets Pershing in San Isidro, at number 2599. El Tambo is the dining room, and The Level is Meliá's premium floor. In 2018 Spanish architect Álvaro Sanz, of the studio ASAH, started a renovation that redid 112 rooms first, then the lobby, the restaurants, and six event rooms, work the chain priced at $1 million.

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History

Meliá studied Lima in 1999, when the chain's South American hotels were still in Argentina and Brazil, and started building at the corner of Avenida Salaverry and Avenida Pershing. The hotel opened on July 4, 2000, at Avenida Salaverry 2599 in San Isidro, a project reported at $20 million, with 180 rooms. Travel Weekly lists nine floors and the year built as 2000. El Tambo is the dining room named on the hotel's site, and The Level is the brand's premium floor. In 2018 a renovation directed by Spanish architect Álvaro Sanz of the studio ASAH redid 112 of the 180 rooms and was meant to continue through the lobby, the restaurants, and six event spaces. The chain put the cost at $1 million and tied it to the 20th anniversary in 2020, a party postponed during the pandemic.

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