Hostal Latino

Good value for the money, with quiet rooms, a good breakfast, and helpful staff. The laundry cost PEN8 per kilo, but detergent was left on the clothes after washing, and they forgot to return my washed socks.

A decent value for the money.

The neighbors were noisy in the evenings, which seems to be common across Peru. It was especially noticeable while we were there during the pre-election period. Still, this budget hotel was good value, and the staff were friendly. They arranged two excellent outings for us: a flight over the geoglyphs and a guided car trip to the Chauchilla necropolis, among other things. Breakfast is served by the small pool.

Nazca has plenty to see beyond the lines, including the aqueducts, the desecrated Chauchilla cemetery, the Cahuachi Ceremonial Temple, and Cerro Blanco, the world's largest sand dune. As a vegan, I only found food for myself at La Nostra, where the owner customizes the menu, and Pa pa y Pa across the street, a small spot with different kinds of fries and a vegetarian menu. The rooms were excellent, and the staff gave very good service and were always ready to help.