★★★★·Nazca·7.1
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Casa Hacienda Majoro, a 4‑star oasis in Nazca, blends colonial charm with modern comforts. Guests lounge on a sun‑kissed terrace overlooking a lush garden and sparkling pool, dine on local and international fare, and unwind with massages. Tennis courts, a games room, and family suites cater to all ages. Free airport shuttle, private parking, and proximity to the Nazca Lines enhance convenience.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
I didn't enjoy many things here. The waiter, Juan Carlos, and the little dog Bamba were the only positives. The pool was dirty, the rooms looked like they were built in the 80s and never renovated, and the games were in bad shape. We asked to change our reservation date, but never received a reply.
Thomas·2 maanden geleden
The place is quite spacious, but the photos online don't match reality and the facilities lack upkeep. The entertainment areas are neglected and unusable, leaving only the pool. During my three nights, two had no hot water and the front desk offered no solution. They sold me sodas that were four months past their expiry date. They claim it’s a buffet breakfast, yet they only provide two eggs per person, and the rest of the spread is very basic: ham, bread, cheese, yogurt. Overall, the hotel doesn’t justify its price.
Jody·2 maanden geleden
This is a real museum estate. The bartender claimed the building is 200 years old. It started as a 17th‑century monastery, then became a Spanish family estate, and now a hotel. Wooden furniture, paintings, décor, and statues have been preserved, and there are pre‑Columbian artifacts: textiles, post‑mortem masks, clothing, pottery, burial vessels—similar to those in a museum in Lima. The rooms are quite comfortable, with good mattresses, pillows, and bedding. Hot water pressure is excellent, and the heating works. The restaurant‑lounge is very interesting. Pheasants roam the grounds; we counted 13, and there’s a pool. The property is huge; we only spent two hours walking around and saw everything. It’s worth traveling to South America just for this place, not just to Nacá. Highly recommend it to lovers of authentic lodging and history. Don’t waste money—book a luxury or semi‑luxury room; it’s worth it. There’s nothing nearby, so you can spend half a day exploring and a night on the way through Peru. There was nothing negative. The hotel has 88 rooms and our family was the only guests. It felt like a ghost hotel—an interesting experience.
Andrey·4 maanden geleden
Nice hacienda house. The room wasn’t comfortable. The bathroom sink was fixed so that you sit and your feet dangle! The room had no TV. The Wi‑Fi service was terrible, but after complaining it was fixed.
Tullio·5 maanden geleden
Charm and calm! The breakfast was overpriced for very little, and the kitchen was absolutely lamentable compared to the place.
Bénédicte·5 maanden geleden