Built in the 19th century as an Augustine convent, Hotel Majoro later became a thriving Pima cotton hacienda. Following land expropriation in 1968, the family transformed the property into a welcoming 38-room hotel. After changing hands in 2005, the hotel underwent extensive renovations, respectfully restoring areas damaged in the 1996 earthquake and expanding to 88 rooms. Today, Hotel Majoro offers a variety of accommodations, including suites, single rooms, and accessible options. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a swimming pool, dining room, bar, and a five-acre garden showcasing diverse flora. Explore the on-site planetarium featuring Maria Reiche's Nazca Lines theories and observe the night sky through telescopes. Discover the hotel's own Pisco production in the cellar.
