Casa Antonieta
Hotel · Oaxaca City
Miguel Hidalgo 911, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico
Highlights
Chic boutique hotel, rooftop bar, artisan shop, and cafe
Miguel Hidalgo 911, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico Get directions
Chic boutique hotel, rooftop bar, artisan shop, and cafe
Miguel Hidalgo 911, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico Get directions
"A foliage-filled hotel that marries contemporary minimalism with historic colonial architecture, featuring a lush courtyard café serving artisanal coffee and light bites. Rooms are calmly appointed with locally crafted decor, neutral palettes, polished concrete floors, and wooden accents that emphasize serenity. The building itself dates back to the early colonial era (built in 1529) and originally served as a parish, giving the stay a deep sense of historical context while remaining conveniently located in the city center." - Austa Somvichian-Clausen Austa Somvichian-Clausen Austa Somvichian-Clausen is a travel and lifestyle journalist living in New York City. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Newly renovated and expanded Casa Antoineta offers an impressive mix of on-site amenities for a nine-room boutique hotel, which make it a favorite of locals and visitors alike. There’s Muss Cafe, the hotel’s first floor specialty coffee shop, and Amá, the third-story bar and cafe located on one of the city’s most stunning rooftops—not to mention the chic rooms and wonderful staff."
"There doesn’t have to be a trade-off between historical atmosphere and contemporary boutique hospitality — the tiny nine-room Casa Antonieta, in the historic center of Oaxaca City, offers an abundance of both. It’s set in a colonial-style building that dates back to 1529, old even by local standards, and while its original architecture is proudly displayed, its rooms effortlessly mix weathered stone walls with contemporary furniture and artworks, locally made crafts, and luxe, modern hotel comforts." - Tablet Hotels
"Set in Oaxaca’s oldest building—the 1500s San Pablo convent later converted into a 19th-century mansion—this intimate five‑star hotel feels like a verdant, historic oasis a block from the Zócalo. An open-air central courtyard overflowing with greenery floods the property with sunlight, humidity, or the drama of an afternoon storm, creating a soft, buzzing atmosphere where remote workers, friends, and business meetings mingle. Rooms are thoughtfully appointed (nine total); a typical ground-floor standard opens to the lobby and courtyard, offering roughly 375 sq ft, a king bed, raw floors, ecru clay-plaster walls, Zapotec rugs from Teotitlán del Valle, handmade rattan headboards, beaded pendant lamps, macuil wood accents and small handcrafted details, plus amenities like yoga mats, bathrobes and slippers. The rooftop terrace and on-site wine bar/restaurant provide a relaxed, all‑day setting with a curated playlist—ideal for laptop work, slow breakfasts, or sipping a mezcal margarita at sunset—and a tiny shop stocks local handmade homewares and ceramics. Downstairs a cafe offers strong cold brew, tea and gluten‑free pastries. Rates start around $280/night; Oaxaca International Airport (OAX) is the closest airport."
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