Serviced Apartments in Peru

Looking for a serviced apartment in Peru? From short-term business stays to long-term relocations, our premium serviced apartments give you the space, flexibility, and comfort of home across major Peruvian business hubs.

Peru is home to one of the fastest-growing economies in the region, with its business and tourism sectors experiencing unprecedented growth. Choose SilverDoor for your extended stay, where you’ll find ideal, flexible accommodation perfect for corporate travellers.

Not sure where to begin? Visit our FAQ page or get in touch with us to discuss your needs.

Serviced Apartments in Popular Destinations

Secure your corporate accommodation in Peru’s most in-demand destinations for business and extended stays, offering proximity to central business districts and key industrial hubs.

Lima is Peru’s capital, economic heart, and financial centre, Lima is the primary destination for corporate travel, explore our portfolio here.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Peru with SilverDoor?

Peru's economy is increasingly driven by a growing service sector and significant manufacturing and export industries, making it a critical destination for corporate travel. A serviced apartment provides the ideal solution for both short and long-term stays in this dynamic country, offering a genuine 'home from home' experience. With SilverDoor, you benefit from:

• Flexibility and Value: Enjoy greater space and privacy than a traditional hotel, often at a more cost-effective rate for extended stays. Our flexible booking terms are designed to suit the shifting schedules of corporate life.
• Ideal Business Location: The majority of our serviced apartments are located within central business districts in cities like Lima, putting you moments away from major commercial activity.
• Premium Comfort: Apartments come fully furnished with separate living and sleeping areas, as well as fully-equipped kitchens, giving you the comfort and amenities you need to work, relax, and dine on your own schedule.
• Award-Winning Service: SilverDoor’s dedicated service team is available 24/7, providing peace of mind and support throughout your stay in Peru.

Peru Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

As a major player in South America's economy, and home to one of the world's most rapidly expanding markets, Peru is a key destination for international business travellers. Here is some essential information to prepare you for your corporate trip.

Currency in Peru

The official currency is the Peruvian Sol (PEN), often referred to simply as the Sol (plural Soles). While the US Dollar is widely accepted in major hotels and larger commercial establishments in cities like Lima, it is highly recommended that business travellers use the Sol for all daily transactions. Major credit cards (Visa and Mastercard) are accepted in urban areas, but cash is essential for smaller vendors and more rural areas. Tipping is customary in restaurants (around 10-15%) if service is not already included.

Language Spoken in Peru

Spanish is the primary language for business and daily communication, spoken by over 80% of the population. While English is spoken in major tourist areas and by hotel staff in Lima, it is not common elsewhere. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases is always appreciated and highly beneficial for business. The indigenous languages Quechua and Aymara are also official in certain regions.

Time Zone in Peru

Peru operates on a single time zone: UTC -5 (Peru Time). Peru does not observe Daylight Saving Time.

Weather in Peru

Peru’s climate is highly diverse, spanning three main geographical regions. This includes the coast, the Andes mountains and the Amazon jungle so it’s best to pack for multiple conditions:

• The Coast (Lima): Generally mild, dry, and rarely rainy. Summer runs from December to April with warm temperatures. Winter (May to November) is often damp, cloudy, and cool (the garúa season).
• The Highlands (Cusco): Has two main seasons. The dry season (May to October) has warm, sunny days but very cold nights. The rainy season (November to April) brings more frequent rain. Travellers should also be prepared for high altitudes in this region.
• The Amazon (Iquitos): Features a hot, humid, and tropical climate year-round.