Noi Casa Atacama

We had a wonderful stay at Noi Casa Atacama. It felt good to return "home" after our various day trips to such a peaceful and comfortable place. We enjoyed our room, the restaurant and the proximity to the village. We recommend with enthusiasm.

Walking distance to main street with restaurants and shops, great breakfast and amazing staff!!!!

The staff is what make this hotel a Star!! The go above and beyond to make sure your stay is comfortable and super pleasant. Very friendly and accommodating.

We stayed there for 6 nights. The major problem for this hotel is that there is no air conditioning in the rooms and so in the summer there’s 30C/86F inside. It took them 3 days to offer to place screens on the window. The WiFi is nearly non functioning in the rooms, and doesn’t work either by the front desk. You have to ask the receptionist to give you his personal code and stay near him if you want to have internet. At the opening of the breakfast buffet (7am), the fresh produce (yoghurt, cheese etc) aren’t refrigerated anymore. They stay warm during the whole length of the breakfast (until 10am). The paint at the bottom of the jacuzzi and pool is coming off.

A beautiful property off of the beaten track but very walkable to restaurants and shops. There was variability with the reception personal--some were very helpful and friendly and others not so much. There was limited or no wi-fi in the rooms and the patron available wi-fi was limited in the lobby area. My daughter, after my persuasion, was finally able to use the hotel's business wi-fi which worked promptly and efficiently. Very good breakfasts. Easy accessibility for pick-up by our guide. Large beautiful rooms with comfortable beds and spacious bathrooms.

This hotel was great, the staff, location , room, pool and atmosphere are great. The only issue was the restaurant, the bar/snack menu was very good but the evening menu was very over priced for what you get for example, we had the lamb, it was very tough and mostly fat so I left feeling very hungry (maybe we just had a bad cut of meat, I don't know) also the service can be a bit on the slow side. The BBQ however, is great so don't book a trip at high altitude on Sunday as you'll want to eat. We only had 2 fall days here and feel we should have had more, be prepared for an expensive time as trips, food and drinks all builds up pretty fast.

Still reeling from being asked if we would like to add a gratuity to our final account - for domestic staff? No! I just paid $600 a night for the most ordinary hotel I’ve ever stayed in! Your staff - you pay them!! The good - Staff were lovely; and breakfast (eaten in was very good). The bad - Cleanliness, black mold in shower recess. Toilet leaked incessantly (you may ask why I didn’t complain? At $600 a night, the toilet should NOT leak, cleaning staff should have picked that up). No air conditioning in rooms. Advised to open the door and turn on the fan.... Firstly, opening door only created a mosquito issue. Secondly, fan was quite noisy (at least it blocked out noise of constant leaking toilet). Finally, eco-friendly? Maybe.... but why aircon in reception and public areas? While we’re on the eco-friendly aspect. Why have a rain shower head in a shower that had little to no water pressure at any given time? Yes, that’s right, NO water pressure, ie NO water, at times. Had to resort to the handheld shower head. Take-out breakfast. We were advised this would be prepared the previous evening and kept in a fridge until we were ready to collect. When we collected, it had not been kept in a fridge. When I questioned this, I was advised that it had been taken out just half an hour ago. Warm yoghurt and a sour tasting ham sandwich? No thank you. I understand prices are premium in SPdA but $600 a night for bed and breakfast of this poor standard is ridiculous.

Wonderful stay- comfortable stylish rooms, and outstanding staff who go out of their way to make your stay as lovely as possible.

Great hotel, great rooms, great restaurant. Service here was excellent! Water pressure in the shower would be our only complaint, but that's understandable given the fact that it's in the desert! The first room they gave us had extremely low water pressure so they gave us a different room that was a little better. Not only did they accommodate to our request, they went above and beyond by sending us a bottle of wine and cheese plate as a gesture four "our troubles". They also let us check out extremely late at 6pm on the day of our departure without charging us. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to San Pedro Atacama!

Nice hotel and location convenient for San Pedro shops, church and tour companies. Comfortable large room suite (not quite as expected for a suite from Expedia description but hotel manager says In South America most rooms are called suites. Only one chair in room - would be nice to have 2 comfortable chairs to sit in! Shower looks nice but awful dribble of water from rain shower no pressure to wash body or hair - unpleasant experience! Also no door dividing bedroom from sink and shower so no privacy! This would be easy for hotel to rectify to Make it nicer for guests. There is a miniature indoor gravel/stone area in a mini outside room with 1 cactus plant next to shower (which lets cold air and occasional biting mosquitoes in). Bed very comfortable and nice soft sheets. There’s an outside terrace walled to sit in next to bedroom. Room was cold morning and evening in May and heating didn’t work. Communication with staff for transfer was very confused. Staff friendly.