Hotel Casa de la Tía Tere

Nice hotel, good location and good value. The pool is great for a sunbathe and cool down. Breakfast made to order is included which is great, it’s just a bit strange they make you clear away your own plates when you’ve finished. If you don’t they will let you know!

This place is charming with a very clean pool and lovely rooms. We had a king size bungalow, which led out to the pool and that was especially nice. The breakfast are quite good and we were extremely pleased with the location. It would, however, be hard to park a car there although it’s probably doable. The staff is really nice too. Easy walk into downtown and to some of the charming areas. There’s a yoga studio around the corner and there’s also Spanish school. An excellent bakery as well.

A beautiful little hotel, with character and excellent location! We had two rooms for 5 family members and could not have been happier! Besides being clean and comfortable, every member of the staff was friendly and exceptionally helpful. This included Sebastian at the front desk who had to stay up for our very late check in and Carlos, as well as the wonderful women who fed us breakfast each morning (Margarita, her daughter, Stephanie and I am sorry I did not get the other woman's name.) and all the cleaning staff. Some family enjoyed the pool and said the temperature was perfect. An easy walk to everywhere, this is a welcoming base for exploring Oaxaca. I will recommend booking here to any of my friends lucky enough to visit this city.

I decided to move out after the second night, the bed was too hard and uncomfortable, the room was shabby, with the curtains hung crooked. Extremely unpleasant staff. Windows were filthy, making the room without much light even more depressing. I booked a bungalow, which was actually a larger room with a stovetop. I had booked considering a long time rental in the future. LOL! It was worth it to me to move out and lose the rest of my money, 5 nights they said they would not refund. A 20 minute walk to where most tour groups meet, the surrounding area looks more unsafe than it probably is. Very noisy early in the morning, no way to sleep through the cleaning of the patio area. The smaller rooms, -from the outside-, looked to me even more depressing, -interior, with no sunlight. No staff on duty after 11pm. I changed to a new hotel near Santo Domingo, much closer to all points of interest to me, more expensive, but doing that saved the rest of my trip. Find my review of Majagua, the hotel I changed to, if you wish.

I had an amazing stay at this hotel. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and well-equipped, providing everything I needed for a relaxing visit. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to help with any request. What I appreciated most was the peaceful atmosphere—it felt like an oasis where I could truly unwind after exploring the city. The location is also very convenient, close to walk to Santo Domingo and Zocalo. I highly recommend this place and will definitely stay here again on my next trip to Oaxaca!

Overall our stay was okay as the hotel was quiet, clean and had a comfortable bed. The pool area was nice and a great place to relax after a long day of sightseeing. The cleaning staff works so hard and our room was spotless.||I took off two stars for several reasons.|| They distribute plastic bottles everyday, but won’t allow you to refill them. They even lock up the water cooler at night. Very environmentally poor practice.||The breakfast was very limited and coffee was terrible. If you want any extra food they’ll charge you $200 (pesos) ! You’re also expected to bus your own dishes ||Shower pressure was very poor, which in all fairness we also encountered in CDMX. No wash cloth provided and towels need replacing, as do the low quality bath products.||Front desk staff seemed to spend most of the day behind computer. You won’t be greeted as you come in and they couldn’t answer our questions about the tour they offered ( which unfortunately turned out to be a poor experience).||We hope to return to Oaxaca again soon, but will find a different hotel for next trip.

This is a great little family-run kind of hotel and could be excellent if the 'rules' were relaxed a little. (You sign a long T&C doc at check-in and there are little signs of dos and don'ts everywhere) There is complimentary tea and coffee throughout the day in a dining room and a lovely gardened pool area. WiFi was switched off overnight from 11pm to 7:30am when reception wasn't open. This was quite annoying as we were trying to plan an excursion. Breakfast was quite good (cereal, toast, fruit and hot option) but not the best for vegans (we took our own soya milk so we could have cereal and coffee as we were told rather abruptly in advance they don't cater for any special diets). It is only served from 7:30am, so not always suitable if you have an early flight or day trip. Takeout is not available. Served on a beautiful, sun trap terrace. There is a lift to 3rd floor rooms but it wasn't operational. Breakfast also up a tight staircase with no lift. Location is great and Oaxaca central and Jalatco both within 10min walk. We felt very safe walking day and night. 2x double bedded room was comfortable, quiet (even during Dia de Muertos), clean and we slept well. New water bottles each day. Room had fridge and safe. Overall really good! Would recommend.

The location of this hotel is not the best, rather run down. The rooms were clean, but the windows were filthy, making the room rather depressing, curtains hung crooked. A 20 minute walk to meet tour groups, and to get to the places I was interested in. VERY noisy in the early morning as they clean the patio. If I had slept, it would have woken me. Not all beds are the same at this hotel, I had the bad luck of getting the bungalow with a bed so hard I couldn't sleep. After a very unpleasant exchange with the staff over the bed and their lack of empathy, and 2 sleepless nights, I checked out, and saved the rest of my trip, although I lost the rest of my money. I stayed in Granados bungalow. Supposedly Palmeras bungalow has a softer bed, but by that time I was so angry at the lack of concern, sleep deprived, and in so much pain I did not want to take a chance on it, and instead checked into a hotel that boasted memory foam beds, Majagua. More expensive, but in a MUCH better location, very comfortable, and 5 minute walks to places of interest. I would recommend finding a hotel near Santo Domingo, a much better, more convenient area. Changing hotels to one with a decent bed and in that area saved the rest of the trip for me.