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Our Heritage

A Century of Soul

From a grand summer pavilion to an award-winning arts hotel, discover the narrative of a mansion that has defined the heart of Barranco since 1914.

1914

The Garcia Bedoya Mansion

Commissioned as a grand summer pavilion, the house was designed by French architect Claude Sahut, blending European Belle Époque elegance with the coastal soul of Lima.

1920

Belle Époque Splendor

The mansion becomes a cultural beacon in Barranco, hosting the era's most influential artists and thinkers within its marble halls and high-ceilinged galleries.

1950

The Family Residence

For decades, the estate served as a private sanctuary, where original woodwork, frescoes, and stained glass were meticulously preserved by generations of the family.

2010

The Artistic Awakening

A visionary team of architects begins the restoration, integrating a massive collection of contemporary Latin American art into the historic architectural fabric.

2013

A New Legacy Begins

Hotel B opens its doors as Lima's first arts-boutique hotel, inviting guests to experience the historic grandeur and curated creative spirit of modern Barranco.

Contemporary Latin American artwork displayed within the historic Belle Époque architecture of Hotel B, Barranco.

Cultural Sanctuary

A Living Dialogue of Art & Heritage

Within the walls of our 1914 Belle Époque mansion, art does not simply hang; it resonates. Hotel B is a curated sanctuary where the historic grandeur of Barranco meets the pulse of contemporary Latin American creativity.

Every corner of the hotel serves as a private gallery, featuring a rotating collection that anchors our minimalist, sophisticated interiors. From grand canvases to intimate sculptures, each piece invites a moment of quiet reflection for the discerning traveler.

Explore Our Concept

Curatorial Visionary

"We believe a hotel should be more than a place to rest; it should be a living gallery. At Hotel B, our visionaries curate every detail to ensure the soul of Barranco resonates in every breath, every shadow, and every masterpiece."

Discover Our Heritage

A historic 1914 mansion reimagined as a contemporary art sanctuary in the heart of Barranco, Lima. Where Belle Époque elegance meets modern Peruvian soul.

Barranco, Lima