ALTITUD 620 Boutique Suites ★★★

Hospedaje Yemaya ★★

"The hotel owner is a very talkative old man who knows a little English and has no problem communicating with us. We can also help you book a small plane to the Nazca Lines. The location is hard to find, in a small alley with a parking lot next to it. (Theoretically 10 soles a day, you can negotiate for free if you stay in a hotel) I booked a single room with a private bathroom, which contained a table, a chair and an electric fan. You need to bring your own personal items, which only include a bath towel, a bar of soap, and a roll of toilet paper."

Casa Andina Standard Nasca ★★★

"Great location (near the center) and friendly staff. Spacious rooms and a varied breakfast."

Bris Hotel ★★

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."

Nasca Lodge ★★

"Stayed for two nights while exploring the sites of Nazca and had a great experience. Lovely hostel, family run, cute, clean and tidy. The owner was super friendly and very helpful when I was trying to decide on and book my activities. The rooftop was also a nice bonus."

Hotel Arequipa ★★★

"The staff were very friendly and helpful and the hotel was very close to the bus terminal. Nice parks and restaurants nearby."

Casa Hacienda Nasca Oasis ★★★

"Excellent hotel, very comfortable and modern rooms, with AC. Central location and has a private garage. Very good attention from the staff, very friendly. We used it only to spend the night on the way to Lima."

Hotel Alegria Nasca ★★★

"We arrived by bus at 10 in the evening after a tiring 10-hour drive - luckily, the hotel is right across from the station. The staff barely glanced at us, saying neither hello nor anything else as we dragged our luggage into the reception. When they finally noticed us, the welcome was: "Both your passports, please!" We had asked for twin beds but got a double bed. The room was uncomfortably hot and smelled of excrement. The curtain was so thin that the room was fully illuminated at 5 in the morning. Breakfast was decent enough, with both fruit and scrambled eggs, but the buffet closes at 8:30 - and you can only eat the food off tiny doll plates and doll cutlery; probably to prevent guests from getting full."