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Description
This 3-star hotel is right across from the airport which is the taking-off point to see the Nazca Lines. It is a good choice if your main goal here is to fly over the Lines and you only wish to spend the night here, as it is some distance from the town. The place is clean and quiet, but accommodations are fairly basic. The location is surrounded by trees, which provide a calm, restful feel of countryside living. Amenities include a pool, small gym, a waiting lounge for visitors passing time until their flight takes off, internet access and a room to view a video on the Nazca Lines.
Insider Tips
The hotel provides free transfers from the town of Nazca between 6am and 10.30pm. The cost is 25 soles outside those hours.
Benefits
- the location is very convenient for doing the trip over the lines. Often you will have longer waiting times than expected, as flights don’t always leave exactly on schedule. You will be able to wait comfortably at the hotel and head across the street when they’re ready for you.
Drawbacks
- this hotel is not close to town so make sure you have a day tour booked to fill up the rest of the day after flying over the lines
- the hotel is located right on the highway and across from the airport, so you may hear cars and planes first thing in the morning, which may be a hassle if you were planning on sleeping in.
Rooms
Rooms are simple and clean, with fans, TV with national channels only, towels and showers in the small bathrooms. This hotel has been around for a number of years and at the back they have recently built a few brand new rooms (rooms 118-125). Singles US$30, doubles US$45, triples US$65, quadruples US$80; Including taxes and continental breakfast. Additional beds are available for US$15. A camping area is also available free of charge for those flying with Aerocondor and for a small fee otherwise.
Food
A restaurant where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served overlooks the pool at the back. You will need a taxi into town if you want to look for other dining options.
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