Hacienda Ucazanaztacua

Lake Front Boutique Hotel

Infinity Pool at Hacienda Ucazanaztacua

“The old house” of the Hacienda Ucazanaztacua was built in a period of ten years and the adobes were handmade with the original methodology from centuries ago. This hacienda is nestled in the heart of the Purhepecha traditions, where you could listen to the pirecuas; that are traditional song of the purhépecha culture; as well [...]

Romantic Lake Patzcuaro Retreat in Colonial Style Hotel

Hacienda Ucazanaztacua (named for its location) has managed to preserve constructions methodology from centuries ago, and continues to please with its enchanting landscape and genteel hospitality. Hotel´s private lakeside location and Michoacan charm attract cultural tourism such as visitors to the International Film Festival in Morelia and Day of the Dead celebrations around the lake, [...]

Infinity Pool at Hacienda Ucazanaztacua

April 23rd, 2012

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“The old house” of the Hacienda Ucazanaztacua was built in a period of ten years and the adobes were handmade with the original methodology from centuries ago.

This hacienda is nestled in the heart of the Purhepecha traditions, where you could listen to the pirecuas; that are traditional song of the purhépecha culture; as well as their prehispanic gastronomy and beautiful artcrafts.

This magnificent house was built with the higher standards of labor force of the native artisans of this region and materials with the best quality. Most of the armchairs were handmade with natural fibers like the chuspata fiber produced by the lake.

In front of the hacienda you will see the island of La Pacanda, which is inhabited by Purhepecha families.

Romantic Lake Patzcuaro Retreat in Colonial Style Hotel

April 23rd, 2012

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Hacienda Ucazanaztacua (named for its location) has managed to preserve constructions methodology from centuries ago, and continues to please with its enchanting landscape and genteel hospitality.

Hotel´s private lakeside location and Michoacan charm attract cultural tourism such as visitors to the International Film Festival in Morelia and Day of the Dead celebrations around the lake, who cherished the Michoacan’s gourmet cuisine and outdoor recreation.

The rooms have neither phones nor televisions, thus leaving you with more time to enjoy nature and lanscape surrounding you.

A few miles away from this tranquil estate, the Patzcuaro‘s town is dotted with colonial homes, adobe churches, and shops where artisans craft handmade pottery, colorful wooden furnitures, woven textiles, and chuspata figures and furnitures.