Hospedaje Yemaya

"They were such kind people!"

Casa Andina Standard Nasca

"Good, the staff is very nice, they provide us breakfast additionally. And the room is good! See you next time!"

Hotel Arequipa

"Excellent attention include continental breakfast, I felt like at home, has good services and pool at discretion, is close to all transport agencies and connect you with good tourism companies. It also has private bar, car, very fast wifi and 24-hour attention."

Anccalla Inn Guesthouse

"Location is close to downtown Nasca so 10 minutes walk The hotel is small but very friendly owner and good service Clean rooms are also satisfactory"

DM Hoteles Nasca

"No hot water, no face towels, no floor mat, no suitcase rack. I called reception 3 times. She said let water run 5 minutes, then another 5 minutes and another 5 minutes. Then she goes home, switch the lights of and locked the door. Nobody cares for anything. Security has no phone number for emergency cases. Prices are double comparing to other hotels around the block. This is absolutely a no way place. Any hostel next door will be better than this joint. Stay away from it. Just stay away. There are dozens of hotels on the block, choose either, but not this one. Crazy."

Hostal Rodinn

"Stayed for a Nascaline trip.. This is a good value for money hotel. I came for pick-up in the morning and it was better to be able to take a shower to leave Nasca."

Hotel Fundo San Rafael

Oro Viejo

Hotel Alegria Nasca

"Summary: a comfortable sleep is all I wanted for my one night in Nazca and this hotel delivered. The good: The room: A comfortable bed is available, I had a great nights sleep here. A hot, high-pressure shower is also available to wash the sand off you from all your local adventures. Check-Out: After checking out, staff kindly stored my luggage and allowed me to wait in the hotel common areas and pool area until my bus came later that evening. I was also allowed to return to my room after checking out to have a shower, as I got absolutely covered in sand hiking Cerro Blanco - this gesture and flexibility was appreciated. The bad: Internal windows: it's a bit confronting that most rooms have two windows that face out in to the common hallway. This means anyone walking past can see in to your room. There are also no 'black out' curtains, meaning if you draw the curtain and turn the lights on, people can still see in. Conclusion: I have zero reason to ever return to Nazca, but if I did, I would have no problem staying here again."