I stopped by this hostel on my last day in Lima. After spending more than 9 hours on an overnight bus, I just needed a place to crash before catching a late night flight. I didn't really need a room, so for 15 soles (like 5 bucks) they offered me a safe place to store my backpack and full access... more

Having arrived into Lima after many many hours travelling (bus 8 hrs and 2 by plane) we arrived at The Flying Dog only to be greeted by a warm and festively friendly face, Neto. We didn't realise that we were actually booked into another Flying Dog (across the square) but we were given a room and the booking transfered over.... more

this hostal actually has 4 locations all 1-2 blocks apart around parque kennedy. i stayed in one of the smaller ones - a green building (hostal is on the 2nd story) near pizza street on parque kennedy. you can either go to the main one (address: Diez Canseco 117) and see where they have room or check right in to... more

I arrived in Lima as a previous stop for Cuzco in early august. I didn´t expected very much of the city, but was a nice surprise... if you are looking for inka ruins and typical andean landscapes... then you are wrong here. Lima is more a modern city, with perhaps the nicest people in the whole southamerica and a great-great... more

I stayed at the Flying Dog for 8 entire months while I volunteered in Lima. It is a wonderful, unique, safe, clean place. The hosts are all wonderful and speak fluent English. They will go out of their way to make sure you have a good time in Lima. Ask them anything, they will know the answer or help you... more