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Private rooms are very nice, good AC, nice location

A Serene Escape in Paracas: A Five-Star Experience Worth Every Moment. My stay at this luxury hotel in Paracas, Peru, was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm hospitality, a refreshing welcome drink, and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean that immediately set the tone for a truly relaxing getaway. The architecture and design effortlessly blend modern elegance with coastal charm. My room was spacious, beautifully appointed, and offered a private terrace with breathtaking sunset views over the bay. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and every detail—from the premium linens to the locally inspired décor—spoke of thoughtful luxury. One of the highlights of the experience was the hotel's outstanding service. Every staff member I encountered was attentive, professional, and genuinely committed to making my stay memorable. Whether it was arranging an early morning boat tour to the Ballestas Islands or offering impeccable poolside service, they consistently went above and beyond. The resort's amenities—multiple pools, a world-class spa, and direct access to the beach—made it easy to unwind. If you're looking for a tranquil yet luxurious retreat along Peru’s coast, this hotel in Paracas is the perfect choice. Ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers seeking rejuvenation with a touch of indulgence.

The breakfast was terrific. The staff is kind and the fact that they were bilingual was helpful on my journey in Spanish language Emerson immersion learning. While Im sure there are larger rooms the flat I stayed in on the second floor adjacent to the main Paracas lane was perfect for 1-2 people amazingly still quiet, day & evening, clean, & a perfect temperature.

First night started off not perfectly due to some other guests in the hotel. Hotel staff were very accommodating and made the rest of our entire stay very enjoyable. This is a great place to stay and if any issues arise all staff are more then willing to help in any way that they can.

We arrived here kind of late, so were werent able to do the sand dunes. We got here around 7pm and there were lot of tourists everywhere and we felt safe. Check in was easy and we asked about how to get on a flgiht to see the Nazca lines. The lady at the front desk was able to arrange to get a private car, flight to see the Nazca lines and transportation back to the main square in Nazca. I think it was $150 usd each for me and my husband. After check in we had dinner and drinks on the same street, walking distance, so that was nice. Our room was clean and bed was comfortable. I did read the reviews about the hostel nearby being loud at night, so i expected it. But honestly, me and my husband live in a city, so it didnt keep us from falling asleep, it wasn't super loud, we heard it from a distance. I heard the music at 3am, when i got up to use the bathroom, but like i said it didnt keep us up. If you need absolute silence, keep that in mind. Breakfast was bread, cheese, ham meat and fruit. There was also juice and coffee. We were able to take it to go in a box because we left super early to go see the Nazca lines. Overall it was nice and comfortable for the one night we stayed.

Being at Las Dunas is so relaxing. The facility has everything you may expect to enjoy your stay. Even dune buggies