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Casona Juárez - Rufino.
Discover RUFINO, our spacious two-bedroom apartment in Oaxaca's city centre. With 59 m2 of living space, it offers a dining room, kitchen, living room, and a separate bedroom with its own bathroom on the lower floor. The mezzanine level features an open bedroom and a private bathroom. Enjoy three 43-inch 4K TV screens, Wi-Fi, and a covered, fully furnished courtyard at the entrance. Guests are also welcome to use the common terrace on the second floor. Choose RUFINO for an unforgettable stay.

Casa Besos loft 3, Tina and garden, St Domingo area
Discover your refuge in the heart of Oaxaca. Casa Besos offers lofts and villas with vernacular design, steps from the Santo Domingo Temple, with the comfort of a boutique hotel and the authentic charm of the city. Want to relax? Enjoy your outdoor tub under the stars. Would you rather explore? All the folklore, gastronomy, art and culture are just a few steps away.” "DON'T FORGET TO SEE MY OTHER BOUTIQUE ACCOMMODATIONS IN MY PROFILE, (LOFTS and VILLAS) steps from the Santo Domingo temple".

In the Heart of Historical Oaxaca
Fully equipped, 2 floors studio-apartment. Cozy, bright, fresh, silent and clean. Stove-oven, microwave, plenty of space in the fridge, cofeemaker and cooking supplies. Cedar furniture. King size bed in the 2nd floor (super comfortable) plus a sofa-bed in the 1st floor (quite confortable). Shared spacious garden and terrace. Exquisite vernacular decoration. Located in a traditional, homy, still central and safe neighborhood. I'm always available for questions/requests. Feel very welcome :)

Downtown Casa Sabina Skyview
Downtown Casa Sabina Skyview is in a quiet gated neighborhood, five blocks from the main pedestrian street of Alcalá. The house was fully remodeled in 2021. There are two bedrooms with queen beds and ceiling fans, and two full bathrooms. The view of the city and Soledad Church from the private rooftop terrace is breathtaking, and if you look in the right direction you can see Monte Albán. Our appreciation of Oaxaca shines through every mural and alebrije by local artists. See you soon!

Magical Restored house, KS Bed/AC in Oaxaca heart
Step into CASA Espíritu Fuego, where the spirit of Oaxaca is reimagined through thoughtful design and handcrafted beauty. Earthy textures, native clay, and woven textiles tell stories in every corner. Located just 3 blocks from Santo Domingo, the city’s best galleries, fine dining, and cultural gems unfold at your doorstep. You’ll be immersed in the city soul where art, cuisine, and vibrant culture await. A curated stay for the discerning traveler seeking authenticity and beauty. .

Downtown mini loft with terrace, steps from everything
Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfectly located home base that provides a quiet and comfortable stay. The apartment has on the ground floor the living room with an armchair, dining table for two, kitchen and full bathroom with shower; spiral staircase to go up to the floor, where the bedroom with bed, closet, air conditioning and blackout curtains is located, from there you can access the semi-private terrace with two outdoor chairs and an umbrella.

The Inheritance.
The house's decor is modern Mexican style. It is quite bright. Its three rooms have air conditioning. It is located in one of the most representative and beautiful neighborhoods of the city within the historic center, the neighborhood of Xochimilco. The area is very quiet. You will find museums, churches, shops and restaurants of the most visited. There is also the traditional Sanchez Pascuas Market and “La Cosecha” organic market just one block from the house.

Casa Arcos Santo Domingo
Colonial house in downtown Oaxaca, located 2 blocks from the ethno-botanical garden, the Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman, tourist walkway, has a central courtyard where you can relax and enjoy the comfort of the old Oaxacan houses. Because of its fantastic location, you can walk around the entire center of Oaxaca The house is single level with a ramp for the disabled, all rooms have air conditioning Private parking is available one block away.

Apartment on top floor near Oaxaca downtown.
Five minutes walk from the historic center. Close to historical museums and local gastronomy markets, natural lighting and a terrace with a spectacular view of the San Felipe hill (considered the lung of Oaxaca due to its vegetation and clean water). On the ground floor of the building you can taste a local specialty coffee and discover the colorful world of regional textiles. Get ready to live beautiful experiences!

House of Miracles
Casa de los Milagros is the perfect spot for any traveler looking for privacy right in the heart of Oaxaca. Offering only three rooms, each with private bathrooms, daily cleaning for free, in a beautifully restored colonial home, it provides incomparable intimacy and service. We offer massage, temazcal, and tours. It's a great choice for families and groups. We also offer breakfast with an extra charge if you wish.

Apartment with balcony and breakfast included
An authentic home where you'll feel like family. Wake up to homemade breakfasts on our terrace overlooking the mountains and let yourself be guided by local tips. Ideal location: a quiet neighborhood just a 10-minute walk from the city center. Enjoy comfortable beds, fast Wi-Fi, and unparalleled warmth. A space full of color, light, and peace, designed for experiencing Oaxaca like a local.

Spectacular Loft Apartment
Charming loft apartment with contemporary Oaxacan design. The apartment is located just 3 blocks from the main square called Zócalo and 3 blocks from the temple of Santo Domingo de Guzman. Steps away from famous multi-award winning restaurants, art galleries, cafes and the city's beautiful pedestrian walkway. From here you can easily walk to all the attractions downtown has to offer.
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Casa Criollo, Bed & Breakfast

Casa Azul Xochimilco with a beautiful terrace

"Casa Josefina", Oaxaca de Juárez, Downtown.

GiGi’s Pool House · Private · A/C ·

Independent Studio in Colonial House Downtown

The Grandparents Portal

3 bedroom/3 bathroom house in Jalatlaco

Historic house, “Los Pintores”
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Charming apartment 10 minutes from downtown

Boutique Apartment in renovated 17-Century Convent

Casa Carriere

Junior King Suite Great Location| Free mini bar

Casa Chole

Casa el Jardín Secreto, in downtown Oaxaca

Casa viva Jalatlaco design & art

Alcalá 226, An architectural gem
When is the best time to visit Oaxaca?
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| Avg. price | €52 | €51 | €48 | €42 | €41 | €42 | €48 | €45 | €44 | €51 | €52 | €53 |
| Avg. temp | 17°C | 19°C | 21°C | 23°C | 23°C | 22°C | 21°C | 21°C | 21°C | 20°C | 18°C | 17°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has stays around the vibrant Centro Histórico, leafy Xochimilco, and the arts-focused Jalatlaco neighborhood. Many travelers enjoy these areas for their traditional architecture, colorful streets, and proximity to markets, galleries, and local restaurants.
What are the best things to do in Oaxaca with kids?
Families can explore the lively markets, discover interactive exhibits at local museums, or enjoy the shaded gardens of city parks. Nearby archaeological sites and traditional craft workshops are also frequently suggested for engaging activities.
What are some of the best things to do in Oaxaca?
Explore Monte Albán, browse Mercado Benito Juárez, and experience the vibrant Santo Domingo de Guzmán church. Oaxaca has lively plazas, traditional markets, and galleries that highlight locally rooted art and crafts.
How is the weather in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has a warm, generally sunny climate with temperatures ranging from around 43°F (6°C) in winter to 92°F (33°C) in late spring. Summers bring more rainfall, making the landscape especially green, while winters and early spring tend to be drier and mild.
When is the best time to visit Oaxaca?
Late winter through early spring is often recommended for pleasant temperatures and limited rain. The city feels especially lively during major festivals, which frequently occur in late spring, summer, and around early November.
What are the best places to visit in Oaxaca?
Explore Monte Albán for ancient ruins, stroll through the plazas by Santo Domingo de Guzmán, and browse local crafts at Mercado Benito Juárez. Oaxaca also has museums, art galleries, and botanical gardens reflecting its cultural diversity.
What are some hiking trails in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has scenic trails in the Sierra Norte mountains, many of which pass through pine forests and traditional villages. Guided options are frequently suggested for exploring natural reserves and learning about local ecology.
What are some family activities we can do in Oaxaca?
Families enjoy exploring local markets, taking cooking classes together, or visiting Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca in Santo Domingo. City parks and interactive craft workshops also provide engaging activities for different ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Oaxaca?
Many travelers take day trips to nearby Zapotec sites like Mitla, natural wonders such as Hierve el Agua, or artisan villages known for pottery and textiles. Visiting local mezcal distilleries around the valleys is also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has pet-friendly stays in several neighborhoods, especially around Centro Histórico, Xochimilco, and Reforma. Many hosts welcome pets and share tips on nearby parks and outdoor cafés for exploring with your companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Oaxaca?
Plan to sample traditional foods at markets and check out local craft villages around the city. Bringing layers is helpful, as temperatures can shift from cool mornings to warm afternoons, especially during certain seasons.
What is Oaxaca known for?
Oaxaca is known for its rich mix of indigenous cultures, colorful festivals, and world-renowned cuisine featuring mole, mezcal, and tlayudas. The city has historic architecture, vibrant markets, and proximity to Zapotec archaeological sites.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Oaxaca?
Explore the quiet streets of the Jalatlaco neighborhood, find unique handicrafts in local artisan workshops, or discover textile museums that highlight the area’s weaving traditions. Some travelers also seek out lesser-known galleries or traditional chocolate shops.
What are the best foods to try in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has a distinct food scene featuring mole sauces, tlayudas, memelas, and tamales wrapped in banana leaf. Local cheese, chapulines (seasoned grasshoppers), and hot chocolate made with Oaxacan cacao are also frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Oaxaca?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light layers for temperature changes, and sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen. A reusable water bottle and a small bag for market finds are also helpful for exploring the city and surroundings.
What is the nightlife in Oaxaca like?
Nightlife in Oaxaca has mezcal bars, live music venues, and relaxed cafés found in neighborhoods like Centro Histórico and Jalatlaco. Evenings often feature vibrant street life, with some spaces highlighting local bands or traditional dance.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca’s calendar includes the vibrant Guelaguetza, Día de los Muertos celebrations in early November, and colorful parades during Semana Santa. These events highlight indigenous traditions, music, and dance throughout the city.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Oaxaca?
Oaxaca has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, especially in Centro Histórico and nearby neighborhoods. Many stays include kitchens and extra space for families and are near parks, markets, or local cafés.
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- Hierve el Agua
- El Llano
- Oaxaca Artisan Market
- Museo Textil de Oaxaca
- Basilica De Nuestra Senora De La Soledad
- Instituto de Artes Gráficas de Oaxaca
- Zona Arqueológica Mitla
- Templo Santo Domingo de Guzman
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- Museo de Filatelía
- Centro Cultural San Pablo
- Mercado Sanchez Pascuas
- Jardin Etnobotanico
- 20th November Market
- Museum of the Cultures of Oaxaca
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- The Plaza de la Constitución
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- Mercado Benito Juarez
- Auditorio Guelaguetza
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