Bamboo Paracas Hotel — Hotel in Paracas

We have stayed in this accommodation for its location which is directly at the kite beach. This is the best and actually only thing good about this place.||Super basic amenities, very small room etc. You have to request cleaning, towels etc every single day. I find it incredible that such place can charge prices of a decent hotel. Breakfast consists of 1,5 piece of toast with one scrambled egg!! There is a lunch/dinner facilities but terribly over priced. Everything is charged for sperately (for example asking for plain rice instead of fries). On top had food poisoning on my second day from the food.||I would not recommend this place to anyone nor would I ever stay here again. Such a shame because location is great if you kite surfing. But would recommend to stay in another place which will be better worth the money and take a taxi to the beach (costs about 3euro), and leave your equipment at the school. It would save you lots of money and most likely have a more...

We stayed here for three nights and really enjoyed ourselves. The trailer we had did not contain an eat in kitchen. Our only eating area was the picnic table located outside the trailer. We did have an oven, which not all trailers have. We used the oven and it worked well. We brought most our food, so the kitchen/grill were perfect for us. ||The beds were comfortable and the shower had nice hot water. Our first night was a little bit of a torture test, because we tried to sleep with the windows open and were hounding throughout the night by mosquitos. The other two night were spent with the windows closed and went much better||The hotel has a nice cafe that serves reasonably priced meals.||While it is nice waking in the morning and walking along the beach, it is important to note that the beach is a bit smelly.||Also, there are no coffee makers in the rooms or wi-fi. Wi-fi at the resort works fairly well though it...

Nobody speaks English. It caused a lot of misunderstanding. I asked to call me a cab at 7:40, and reception seemed to say ok, but there was no cab, and every time it, you had to wait for 15-20 minutes. I was almost late for my transportation. Even though it’s a really quiet and remote place, and I asked for a quiet room, they put three guys right in front of my bungalow. They had been talking outside half a night. Cleaners in the morning turn on Spanish TV in each bungalow they clean. You can hear and see it because they don’t close doors. Food is very basic. I mainly stayed there for peace and quiet, but it doesn’t always happen. Some people talk for hours nonstop, and there’s not much room between pools and hammocks to enjoy silence. You can’t bring your drinks outside. They make you sign an agreement in Spanish and will charge you a fine if...