Bris Hotel

I've stayed in Nasca 15 times, and this place has the best balance of price, security, and amenities of the ones I've tried. It's only half a block from the main plaza and close to lots of food options. The service was top notch: reception staff were attentive at any hour, and the night receptionist greeted me warmly when I got up very early each morning to exercise. I felt safe and cared for, with an electrically locked entrance controlled at reception and plenty of cameras. The housekeeping staff clean constantly, including the pool, which was spotless every time I saw it. The hotel was quiet for the most part, though I imagine roadside rooms could be noisy. I stayed for two weeks over Christmas and New Year's, when some disturbance is normal anywhere. It was one of the most relaxing stays I've had, and one of the cleanest hotels I've ever stayed in. There are lots of places to stay in Nasca, but I'd say give this one a try. It's worth it. Pamper yourself.

A sweet little place, just half a block from Plaza Armas. The hotel was very clean and had lovely amenities. The front desk woman moved us to a different room with a bigger bed and air conditioning, and all the staff were kind and went out of their way to make us comfortable.

The property is cute and private, and the location is amazing. Tile floors and cosy decor give it a nice feel. Great service, everyone was friendly.

I only spent one night there, arriving, sleeping, waking up, eating, and checking out, so I hardly got to experience the hotel. The pool and yard looked beautiful, though, and I have no other complaints. One thing about breakfast: included means toast with butter and jam, plus coffee. Eggs and anything extra cost more. I've stayed at about seven hotels in Peru, and all of them included eggs and more when breakfast was part of the deal. Maybe I misunderstood, but I wanted other readers to know what to expect.