Name: Hotel Hacienda Majoro
Address: Carretera Panamericana Sur Km.453 Vista Alegre, Nazca, Nazca, Nazca, 1, Peru
Rating: 8

24-hour reception

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Stayed here in the family room. Very comfortable, the staff and manager Alfredo very friendly and accomodating.

The location is outstanding. Driving up a dirt road and grotty buildings you enter through a gate into a paradise. Used to be an old monestary, now it is a luxury resort with two swimming pools, a bar, restaurant, beautiful gardens and peacocks!

If you stay in Peru winter, note if you have a bald head like me you may need a hat at night since it can get very cold in the desert.

Relaxed setting for Nazca flight

This property is rich in history with ancient art, antique furniture, and rich tapestries at every turn. Surrounded by a wall and simple gate, you may think you missed it. However, once you check in with security, you enter several courtyards surrounded by lush tropical gardens and invigorating pool. Our hosts, Enrique and Alexandria speak fluent English and the staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. Yes, it is slightly rustic, but any historic property is a labor of love. With the native charm and attentive staff, we never wanted to leave!! Trust us, this is the ONLY hotel in town that you’ll want to stay in!!!

A TRUE historic oasis in the desert!!

This lovely old hacienda near Nazca has very good facilities, spacious lounges full of antiques and a beautiful large pool.  Rooms are old fashioned and gives antiquity vibes. The Wifi works only near the lobby, not in the rooms. Since our Nazca flights were delayed, we got more time to spend here in this hotel & the sprawling grounds with animals roaming around was a nice place to spend time. Calm and quite grounds.
The food was also pretty ok and me being a vegetarian, I got a good spread as well to eat.

Nice place after a long drive.

An old hacienda, which has been turned into a huge hotel.
Lots of common rooms with couches you can use.
Nice pool with a poolbar.
Very friendly staff which let us keep the room till 9pm!
10 min in a taxi from downtown - but taxis are cheap, so we preferred a quietly place.
Only  one a bit negative comment is there was ants in my bathroom, but this is something they can fix.
A very nice place. We stayed there during the political unrest in Peru and felt very safe. A shame so many tourists stayed away.
I would love to stay here when all tourists are back and there will be lots of people in the beautiful place.

Nice old hacienda!

We visited during the pandemic, so the hotel was operating with a fraction of its usual staff. We received excellent service from the hotel's owner--who tended bar, told us about the place, and was generally delightful. Our dinner and drinks were very good, and we certainly wished we had more than one evening there. The art and furnishings in the common areas deserve substantial time to enjoy, as do the beautiful grounds.

While the rooms are typical of  mid-range Peruvian hotels, it would be foolish and missing the point of the place to do anything more than shower and sleep in your room and not enjoy the real attractions the hacienda has to offer.

Spectacular old hacienda and grounds, charming owner

I loved the feel of this place just a shame we only had one night here after visiting the Nazca lines.  Would love to have spent some time by the pool.
Room and shower were fine.  The dining room is beautiflly decorated and so is the library.  
The only negative was the poolside bar was completly understaffed when our group arrived. Not sure how they roster knowing that more than one group is passing through at the same time and this place is not close to anything else.  In the true traveller spirit we all laughed off the very long wait for service the must try Pisco Sour

Wonderful hacienda

This accommodation is located well out of town down a long and awful dirt road. Reception staff were nice but we had to chase staff down to get a meal in the restaurant where we were the only people in a huge room. The grounds are lovely, the room was large but there is no air-conditioning. I slept under a damp towel to try to stay cool.

Too far away from the town and the great restaurants.

Hotel Majoro is a historic place, with beautiful old tapestries on the wall, a decent dining room, and a fantastic pool. The gallery features fine Peruvian craftsmanship by a consortium of Quechuan artists. What make this a tricky review to write is that the rooms leave something to be desired. Ours was sparse, cold and hard-edged. The bed bordered on uncomfortable, in contrast to other Peruvian mattresses that were supremely comfortable. This may be one of the nicest places in Nazca, but it needs some attention pretty soon. Nothing bad, but nothing memorable or outstanding.

Tricky to summarize

There is a lot to like: beautiful hacienda, nice pool (unheated), mostly friendly personnel, large grounds, the house alpaca, peacocks, living history.
There is also quite a bit that could be improved: expensive yet uninspiring restaurant, some of the personnel who do not seem to care too much, location that makes you feel confined to the hotel if not on a tour.
There is potential to turn this into a top-notch hotel. I would start with the restaurant menu.

Lots of potential

Arrived late afternoon, down a dirt road and then into the enclosed grounds. This is an old and charming place but we had limited time here as needed to leave again the next morning. The pool may have been nice in warm weather but it looked run down  and I need of a clean. The resident alpaca - Dinah was friendly. All rooms are differently styled - rooms are very small and beds are very old, firm and is need of updating. Bedding is dusty and smells. We ate a small snack at the bar but it was very basic. Some rooms had tea making facilities but not all - reception staff seemed disinterested and not helpful but perhaps did not feel confident speaking English and y Spanish is very limited. I would hope you could find better accomodation in the area.

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