This gorgeous ancient house was first built by the "Cacique"/ lord of the land during the early colonial period, as Spanish conquerors distributed the lands among them. The building was later used by San Agustin Covent for over 200 years before becoming a "hacienda" also known as a landlord farm. The unique colonial style of the house is well preserved and is also representative of the power and wealth of the landowners. The building is surrounded by beautiful gardens, lamas, and even peacocks. Rooms at hotel Majoro are comfortable and cozy. Guests can also relax at the outdoor pool. The cellar stores homemade pisco from the grape plantations and the entire hotel functions as a Peruvian art gallery.
Accommodation includes: * Parking * Restaurant * WiFi * Buffet breakfast * Air conditioning * Laundry Service
This hotel is suitable for people with reduced mobility.