Find 3 Star Hotels in San Pedro de Atacama from AED 234

"Wonderful family run lodge. Will transport you to the city center when needed. Quiet, able to see the stars clearly. Very clean."

"The room was a perfect size for 4 adults and it also had air conditioning. The Staff was amazing and really made our stay in the Dessert great. We enjoyed the the room, location and staff was a big help. A short walk to shopping & restaurants. It was perfect for us! "

"It was clean and nice. Half mile to downtown. Spoke no English and difficult to communicate only downfall."

"Very good location, and excellent breakfast with a lots variety "

"Front desk staff was really helpful and friendly. However, the restaurant was outdated and so were the rooms. Not a great location also."

"Excellent service "

"Lovely place. Front desk staff was very helpful. They always helped us during our stay with a great smile. We enjoyed our 3 nights. Big thank to Sevla (front desk). Sorry if I misspelled your name. Great location. Thank yo all the staff at Hotel Kimal"

"What a fantastic find. This family run adobe style motel excelled in service. The owner was full of great advice on things to do, and even purchased our tickets for Chaxa when we couldn't get the website to work. The only downside is it is out of town and the roads are narrow and windy, but the upside is peace and quiet."

"Pearl in the desert! We can highly recommend to stay at the Quelana . It's a beautiful, super friendly and tranquil oasis in San Pedro de Atacama. The breakfast is outstanding. We would return any minute!"

"Great hotel for the price we paid. Staff is very friendly and helpful. few minutes walk from the hotel to restaurants and attractions. "

"Let's be clear: San Pedro is kind of a weird place. The main tourist jumping-off point for the central Atacama, it clings tightly to a down-market, $5-a-day-backpacker image. The town offers essentially one long street of low-cost bars and restaurants, lounging stray dogs, energetic tour touts, cookie-cutter souvenir shops, and oddly expensive outdoor equipment dealers. In the evenings, all those backpackers kill time by walking up and down the street and looking for happy hour prices on beer....