Hotel Los Órganos Beach — Hotel in Los Órganos

The hotel is located across a small street from the beach. So the beach is not private, but has sunshades available and is not crowded. Inside the property of the hotel, a nice pool, gym and games are available. Also a shaded area to relax. The restaurant is okay, the waiters, though, could be a bit more enthusiastic and it would be nice if all dishes arrived together and not one by one over a 20 minute time span. ||The rooms are nice, large and clean and the beds are cosy to sleep in. The noise level, however, is annoyingly high. The door bell entertains the entire hotel, even at 11 p.m. Additionally, if you are close to the parking lot, you hear every fool activating or even triggering his car alarm at whatever hour of the day or night. And if none of the above will keep you wake, it seems custom in the village of Organos to shoot off fireworks every night. So be sure to enjoy sleeplessness until...

The pass oct 21st I got married at this amazing hotel. Organos is a nearly virgin beach in up north of Peru. ||I has the lucky to find this hotel and by the date of my wedding was completely renovated. ||All my family stood at this hotel, we enjoyed 5 days of excellent services and pampering. The restaurant has the most delicious food I'd ever tried, please ask for Lucia (THE chef) she can cook everything for every taste. ||If you are planning a romantic stay there ask for the just married suit, is huge!!! had a living room, bed room, walking closet, terrace with garden view. ||At my wedding day all the staff helped me to set up everything perfect. Since the hotel has a big area (reason why I choose this hotel, was the only one whit this capacity) I could host a cocktail reception at the pool area and later a party in...

Los Organos, Vichayito, and Mancora are one of the primary beach areas of Peru. They are lovely beaches on the Pacific in the North of Peru in the Piura region. The area is a desert, but with wonderful beaches and picturesque vistas on the ocean. There are many hotels, My favorites are Pena Linda, El Destino bungalows in Vichayito and the Los Organos Beach Hotel. The food in Peru is incredible. Food is as important to Peruvians as to the Japanese, and to my mind as delicious. Prices are very reasonable. Pena Linda is about 50 dollars per day. A little difficult to get to, Mancora and Tumbes are close to the Ecuadorian border. Well...