Brabant Hostal

It’s supposed to be private room but they kept on knocking and bothering us for unnecessary interruptions. Many unknown people loitering in the lobby, not a hotel or hostel vibe I have ever seen. The electric cables are hanging out of the shower head. Bugs everywhere. We asked the front desk to arrange a car service to go see the nazca lines, a gentleman came in presenting himself as a tour guide, took us to bunch of locations where we saw 0 nazca lines. When I asked for his credentials he became rude and even offensive, so I guess we should feel lucky we got out that trip without him hurting us.
I asked the front desk to provide me with the owners contact information to address these issues directly. He ignored my request and responded with emojis. Have it your way.

Lovely, quiet, homely place to stay! I was unfortunately ill while visiting nasca but I felt very grateful to be staying here — they accommodated us for an extra night last minute and let us relax upstairs after we had to check out on our last day. Their breakfast looked good and was very cheap and the location was perfect! The lady running the hostel with her family was really sweet I would’ve loved to have talked with her more if I wasn’t feeling so ill. Close to lots of cheap menú restaurants and some nice cafes and restaurants around the plaza de armas. Highly recommend, and thank you for having us!

Peaceful, family run hostal with the best price in Nazca. They serve breakfast, give you towels and are kind and thoughtful people. 8 minute walk from the station and from 3 to the main Plaza. Would recomend to anyone traveling through Nazca.

Excellent rapport qualité prix 👌
The room is clean and perfect for a night or few. The family is lovely, kind and arrange us with bags. The shared bathroom was clean.
We were able to stay on the rooftop all day until our night bus.
The family booked our flight for Nazca lines, the price was normal (80$ + 77 Soles at the airport for the tax/per). The organisation was perfect and minibus came on time. More than recommanded to book it with them.

Brabant Hostel in Nasca is a good option for accommodation in the area. It is about a 10-minute walk from the bus stations and a block away from the main plaza. It is right next to an affordable restaurant.
Our room was quite spacious. We were upgraded to a 2-bed unit; and provided hot water for coffee upon request.
The hostel is family-owned/operated. We've met Paulino, Tula, Arlan, and the rest of the family.

Stayed two nights. Clean and quiet, and the rooftop terrace is a plus. Good location — less than 10 minutes away from the bus terminal and right next to the main square in town. Would come back again.

Very good place to stay. It is a family run hostel and the owner is super kind. We stayed just one night but since our bus was leaving on evening the next day we could leave the backpacks in the hostel and wonder around the city for the whole afternoon. The place is very clean, has a hot shower and a terrace on top.

Very clean and nice stay. There is hot shower. A family is running the place. They can prepare breakfast if you ask for it for a decent price. We spent some time at the terrace after checkout until our night bus to Cusco. It was very helpful.

Brabant Hostel is a family run hostel. They are very friendly. The hostel is very well located, very close to Plaza de las Armas and 10min walking from the bus station. They help you organize your visits (Nazca lines, Cementerio de Chauchilla…) and also if you have early or late checkins or outs (they store your luggage).
Rooms are comfortable.