The most emblematic hotel in Trujillo is located in the main square of the city’s historic center, overlooking the cathedral.
In the restoration of this historic Mansion, the hotel's team have strived to maintain the highest level of comfort and luxury for the guests, while preserving its colonial architecture, style and decoration.
It has 73 rooms, with two conference rooms for up to 150 people, as well as a restaurant, bar, gym, sauna, swimming pool and free parking for visitors.
From the hotel in Trujillo the hotel's team offers a range of activities that provide insight into the dimensions reached by two of the most fascinating cultures of ancient Peru, the Moche and Chimu.
These activities include trips to Chan Chan, the Temples of the Sun and Moon and El Brujo, home to the famous tattooed mummy priestess.
This suite has a king bed, a 32 LCD TV with cable, a desk, air conditioning and heating; the bathroom has 220V and 110V plug points and there is a hair-dryer, bathrobes, slippers and other amenities to give your stay that extra touch of comfort.
Rooms in this category have an additional bedroom with two beds on a second floor, as well as a living area.
This suite has a king bed, a 32 LCD TV with cable, a desk, air conditioning and heating.
The bathroom has 220V and 110V plug points and there is a hair-dryer, bathrobes, slippers and other amenities to give your stay that extra touch of comfort.
Rooms in this category have a living area integrated in the bedroom, with a coffee table and a view of the Cathedral and the Plaza de Armas.
This room has a king bed, a 32 LCD TV with cable, a desk, air conditioning and heating; the bathroom has 220V and 110V plug points and there is a hair-dryer, bathrobes, slippers and other amenities to give your stay that extra touch of comfort.
Rooms in this category have a living area integrated in the bedroom, with a coffee table and a view over the Plaza de Armas.
This room has two beds or a king bed, a 32 LCD TV with cable, a desk, air conditioning and heating.
The bathroom has 220V and 110V plug points and there is a hair-dryer, bathrobes and slippers to give your stay that extra touch of comfort.
Adjoining rooms are available.
Some rooms in this category have been specially adapted for people with physical disabilities.
One of the country’s best-loved and most traditional cuisines is that of Northern Peru; it is a fusion of vegetables, seafood and the products of the generous valleys that run through it.
Among the most popular regional dishes are the shambar soup, a blend of beans, Andean herbs and cured ham; the teologa soup, a delicious chicken both, soaked bread, potatoes, milk and cheese.
Not to mention the turkey pepian, an intensely flavored, slow-cooked stew; seco de cabrito, one of the finest, a cilantro and beer-rich goat stew; and finally, the Trujillo-style fish, a steamed whole fish in a red soup.
Northern Peruvian cuisine is widely recognized as one of the most expressive and flavorful in the country, while at the same time remaining deeply traditional, blending the fresh produce of the nearby fertile valleys and the rich bounty of her ocean.
This is the concept of Las Bovedas, a tribute to the excellent cuisine of Trujillo and of the whole department of La Libertad; it has a capacity for 70 diners and is recognized as one of the best in the city.
06.00h - 10.30h
12.00h - 15.30h
19.00h - 23.00h
Northern Peruvian
Give your body an intensive workout to keep it healthy.
Enjoy pastime alongside the beautiful outdoor pool.
The Trujillo city, blessed with fair weather and sunshine all year round was also once home to one of the most famous cultures of ancient Peru, the Moche culture, and in the area there are many, well-preserved architectural treasures to be found.
This region was also home to the Lambayeque and Chimu cultures, the latter of which constructed the citadel of Chan Chan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Famed for its grand architecture, Trujillo is also known for its majestic Peruvian Paso horses and their National Marinera Contest, and a number of other celebrations that make this city a destination not to be missed.
Located 5 km west of the city of Trujillo, Chan Chan was the capital of the Chimu Kingdom and is considered the largest mud city of pre-Hispanic origin in America.
This festival reenacts the legendary arrival of Takaynamo, founder of Chan Chan. Expect surfing and dance competitions, cultural conferences, food and music.
The best known of Trujillo’s crafts are the traditional woven straw hats and baskets, the famous caballitos de totora (reed horses), embossed leather objects, filigree silver and other copper and bronze work.
Located 15 minutes south of Trujillo, in the Moche Valley, the Huaca del Sol is considered the largest adobe pyramid in Peru standing more than 40 meters high.
Located 10 minutes Northwest of Trujillo, this popular beach resort and surf destination is famous for its traditional caballitos de totora, or reed horses, which are fishing boats made of reeds harvested nearby.
Once surrounded by walls to protect the city’s wealthy, Trujillo’s historic center still preserves some of the most iconic architecture of that era.
HOTEL LIBERTADOR TRUJILLO
485, Jirщn IndependenciaTrujillo 15333Peru