The hotel is located just across the street of the bus terminal, but surprisingly it is very quiet. There is a nice interior garden with a swimming pool and a large common area. The room a comfortable and clean and the service is good. A travel agency where you can book the flight over the Nasca lines is located in... more

This hotel, and actually the whole town of Nasca, were the least favorite of our 2 week trip through Peru. They tried to dress the hotel up a bit with some pots and pictures, but as soon as you interact with the staff it becomes clear that this is an enterprise aimed at shaking money out of tourist, preferably the... more

I booked online and was surprised to see the hotel was located right across the street from the bus stop, so I was able to avoid the nasty louts. The room was comfortable, the view great, and the price equally awesome for being in Peru. I was able to fly over the lines the next morning as scheduled, no problems.... more

Quite overpriced for what it offers, but that is how Nasca is. The kind of tourism they get is non-repetitive and this is made clear enough where nobody around town really is motivated to treat customers well. The hotel lacks charm, but is pretty comfortable and has hot water, this was the most expensive accommodation in my Peru trip and... more

If you are traveling to Nasca and need a cheap place to sleep for a night, this hotel would fill that need. If you are on vacation and want to fully enjoy your time in nasca, you will want to look for other accomodations. You will not get good service at this hotel and your room will be very basic...just... more

Very well located hotel if you are travelling to Nasca by bus (right across the road from the Cruz del Sur depot). Nice lobby, pool and courtyard. We had booked a matrimonial room but ended up with a twin - huge room which was nice unless you wanted to read at night as the bedside lights were totally inadequate. Very... more

The hotel is in a funny place, opposite a couple of bus stations - but then Nasca is that way too. It's a run down grimy town. Very gritty. Walk up Calle Lima toward the main square (not the one with the Nazca Lines hotel) and you'll see what life is like in this desert town. To be fair, the... more

Options for hotels are limited in Nazca and most, such as this, are inexpensive. For an inexpensive hotel - this one was good. In general, it is nothing great. I must say, I probably had the worst room in the house ... over the front door, with windows open to the street across from the busy bus station and social... more

We stayed in a room on the top floor opening to the courtyard in the old part of the building. The place was clean, quiet, and well staffed. It was by no means romantic or fancy, but as an adequate place to stay for one night to see the Nasca lines, it fits the bill. The nice thing about this... more