Casa Oaxaca Hotel

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"A hotel with a beautiful interior patio offering a breakfast menu that changes daily, known for chilaquiles served with mole."

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"Heading out into the Centro Histórico to get a coffee before I set off for the airport the next morning, I passed Casa Oaxaca, Alejandro Ruiz’s hotel and restaurant. Inside I found a tranquil courtyard where guests sat drinking coffee and eating a late, leisurely breakfast and, to one side, a large ofrenda lined with photos of the chef’s friends and family in ornate silver frames." - Travel + Leisure Editors

Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay in Oaxaca, Mexico

"The sister hotel to the café and restaurant offers simple, comfortable accommodations centered around a relaxing garden and small pool, a quiet base for exploring the city and enjoying the restaurant’s breakfasts and atmosphere." - Dana Bowen

"Hotel Casa Oaxaca Small and intimate, Hotel Casa Oaxaca feels quintessentially Oaxacan: It’s colonial in style, with whitewashed walls contrasting with vivid pops of carnelian red and fuchsia. It’s surrounded by local vegetation. And it’s filled with Oaxacan handicrafts and art. Common areas invite visitors to settle in and relax, like the on-site library, pool, and terrace with beautifully-made cotton hammocks. The hotel's seven rooms are arranged around the central patio. Visitors consistently say the service is exceptional, with attention to detail and a “go the extra mile” attitude mentioned frequently as one of the main reasons to return. Another is the hotel's central location, as it offers an easy walk to many of Oaxaca's top sights."

"Hotel Casa Oaxaca Small and intimate, Hotel Casa Oaxaca feels quintessentially Oaxacan: It’s colonial in style, with whitewashed walls contrasting with vivid pops of carnelian red and fuchsia. It’s surrounded by local vegetation. And it’s filled with Oaxacan handicrafts and art. Common areas invite visitors to settle in and relax, like the on-site library, pool, and terrace with beautifully-made cotton hammocks. The hotel's seven rooms are arranged around the central patio. Visitors consistently say the service is exceptional, with attention to detail and a “go the extra mile” attitude mentioned frequently as one of the main reasons to return. Another is the hotel's central location, as it offers an easy walk to many of Oaxaca's top sights."