Opening in the heart of Miraflores, Humano, Lima, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel marks the brand’s debut in the city, welcoming travelers and locals alike into a space shaped by the neighborhood’s creative spirit. Rooted in the belief that everyday moments can be meaningful, the hotel brings Tribute Portfolio’s indie‑minded hospitality to life through thoughtful gestures, genuine connections, and an experience that feels deeply personal, authentic, and connected to the neighborhood’s creative spirit.

“Humano opens as a place where guests can experience Lima from a genuine and local perspective, with hospitality that feels natural and personalized. We want every visitor to feel part of the community and every stay to become a meaningful moment,” said Ricardo Echeverri, Vice President, Owner & Franchise Services for Marriott International in the Caribbean and Latin America.

With 157 thoughtfully designed guestrooms, including Superior King, Superior Twin, Junior Suite, Signature Suite, and family-friendly options, the hotel offers spaces crafted to fit every traveler’s rhythm, whether on a short escape, a creative retreat, or a blended business-and-leisure trip.

Humano’s social spaces are designed as extensions of Miraflores itself – inviting guests to gather, linger, and connect. From Entrañable, the rooftop grill restaurant, to Café de Lima, each space is infused with local energy and designed to encourage conversation and shared moments. A rooftop pool, intimate wellness offerings, and flexible event spaces further reinforce the hotel’s role as a natural meeting place where locals and travelers come together.

At Humano, the team embraces a warm, personalized approach to service. They take a thoughtful, personal approach to service, getting to know guests and their preferences and offering tailored recommendations that highlight lesser-known corners of the city. The goal is simple: for guests to explore Lima like locals and return to the hotel feeling right at home.

Humano, Lima, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, is part of the Marriott Bonvoy®, Marriott International’s award-winning travel program, which allows members to earn and redeem points for stays at this property and at more than 10,000 destinations and territories around the world. With the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app, members can enjoy a personalized, contactless experience, traveling with peace of mind.

As the impact of COVID-19 broadens in South America, Lima’s daily hotel occupancy fell to as low as 12.9% on 19 March, according to preliminary data from STR.

That occupancy level came one day after the Peruvian government imposed a nightly curfew to combat the spread of COVID-19. STR’s most recent data for 22 March showed that just 13 of 100 rooms on average were occupied in the city.

“Despite the fact that corporate tourism is not strong during January and February, daily occupancy in Lima was as high as 70.1% on 19 February,” said Patricia Boo, STR’s area director for Central/South America. “The market’s daily occupancy was above 40% as late as the 12th of March, with the exception of 29 February and 8 March when occupancy was roughly 38%, but has been declining recently by more than 70% in year-over-year comparisons.”

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