Casa de las Bugambilias B&B

We loved our experience here! Every detail of the room was designed with love and care - though there isn’t much water pressure in the shower. We stayed in the Jazmin room. It was clean, comfortable and easy to make ourselves at home. Fresh breakfasts were a delight and the hotel is centrally located. We highly recommend the Casa de las Bugambilias.

I've stayed at Casa de Bugambilias twice, once just recently and once about twelve years ago. Both of my stays were spectacular and I'm happy to say that little has changed between my two visits. It is well located just a block or two from the Colonial center and many tourist amenities. The rooms are clean and well decorated with a cozy local flare. The breakfasts were great, not huge but there was always coffee, fresh juice, fruit, yogurt, granola, and a small, hot, entree. The staff was also super accommodating and were helpful in giving recommendations and even booking a driver for a day tour. I cannot recommend Casa de Bugambilias enough.

Casa de las Bugambilias I am pleased that my first experience in Oaxaca was absolutely wonderful due to the hospitality of the staff and management at this bed and breakfast. Every aspect of the accommodation is perfect. Every space is beautifully appointed with delightful artwork and guests are treated to every comfort, including clean and comfortable rooms. The staff is exceptionally well trained and accommodating as well as polite and genuinely kind. It truly was an amazing experience. No request was ever too much trouble ( helping us with transportation and arranging tours etc) as all of our needs were met with patience and kindness. It was convenient to many shops and restaurants yet located in a quiet area due to interior courtyards. One of our favorites restaurants is La Olla next door to the b&b. The breakfasts are creative and delicious and the friendly atmosphere lends itself to allowing us to meet other guests. I must say I am looking forward to visiting Oaxaca again and staying at this delightful bed and breakfast. Madeline Yurtseven.

Casa is one of the best B&Bs I've stayed at. I spent a week there as part of a tour of museum docents. We had the entire hotel to ourselves, calling it home for our extensive Oaxaca explorations. Our stay was divine. Rooms are charming and well-appointed, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. Most of all, staff is warm and accommodating. And don't even get me started on the beautiful table settings! Warning though ... Oaxaca is a noisy city and it's necessary to close up your windows at night for a good nights sleep.

The whole experience was amazing. Everyone on the staff was so friendly and went out of their way to make sure that our stay was enjoyable. We stayed in the "Margarita" room and it was perfect. Cute decorations in the room and throughout the whole B&B. We also had a small covered patio with an outdoor couch that was great for sitting and listening to the afternoon rain coming in the courtyard below. It was so comfortable out there I even fell asleep on the couch one night! The B&B is about a block and a half from the main cathedral and the Oaxacan museum. Also walking distance to everything in the town - all the sights, restaurants and mezcalerias. There is also amazing little shops and art galleries on every street so fun to walk around and shop. Make sure not to miss the restaurant directly next door and especially do not miss the terraza about the restaurant with out of this world craft cocktails. The hotel also helped me make reservations before our arrival for the show at the Quinta Real hotel and for a cooking class. During our stay they also recommended a traditional aztec/zapotec steam bath and massage that was an unforgettable experience. I appreciate them making our first, but definitely not our last, trip to Oaxaca a memorable one.

Such a great B&B located perfected in downtown Oaxaca, with easy access to Xochimilco and other neighborhoods. The staff was kind and attentive, rooms were crisp and clean, and breakfast was solid.

This is a really wonderful bed-and-breakfast. It’s right in the center of town so restaurants, attractions, and shopping are all very convenient. The room we stayed in, Violeta, was comfortable and roomy and exceptionally clean. Breakfast was absolutely delightful; I love the fact that every day the table was set beautifully and differently. I like to think that the people who set the large communal table enjoyed making it different, colorful, and gorgeous every day. The food was really delicious. ||So all the basics were well covered. But beyond the basics is where this bed-and-breakfast really shines. The staff is incredibly helpful and considerate. We needed assistance with a pretty important, unexpected issue, and they were just wonderful. And even the less important things like laundry were covered. They also helped with transportation questions and any logistical issues that we had.||Bottom line is that we will absolutely return to stay here when we visit Oaxaca again!

Wow! What an incredible experience to stay at this B&B. My aunt found Casa de las Bugambilias online and after several years of our planning this trip, it did not disappoint. We stayed at the El Secreto property and our room (Azalea) had a private walled-in patio. There was also a roof terrace with comfortable furniture and beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding rooftops.||Lulu welcomed us and made us feel comfortable upon arriving, and Paula took such wonderful care with our breakfasts, which were both delicious and beautifully displayed. Starting each day with Paula's breakfasts was a huge highlight of the trip.||In addition to the lovely accommodations and thoughtful details, we enjoyed the tours that the B&B offered. Rene's tour of the magic route of handcrafts was incredible, especially the tour of the studio in San Martín Tilcajete with the intricate wooden animal carvings (alebrijes). And Chef Pilar Cabrera's cooking class was such a warm, fun experience that really made our stay exceptional. To get to learn to make mole from a world-class chef was a dream come true.||The B&B is located in the heart of Oaxaca City and we felt very safe walking from El Secreto to other locations throughout the city. El Secreto is right across the street from the Jardín Etnobotánico, which was beautiful. It was also an easy walk to the Paseo Turístico (a tourist-friendly street that is blocked off to cars), the church of Santo Domingo, the Museum of Oaxacan cultures, and countless restaurants, shops, and cafes. The Zócalo is just a few blocks away as well. ||The fact that Casa de las Bugambilias is a small, family-run business really shows: they put care and thought into every aspect of the experience and care for the guests. If I come back to Oaxaca, I will definitely be staying at one of their homes again. It truly made the travel experience a memorable and comfortable one.

We loved our experience here! Every detail of the room was designed with love and care - though there isn’t much water pressure in the shower. We stayed in the Jazmin room. It was clean, comfortable and easy to make ourselves at home. Fresh breakfasts were a delight and the hotel is centrally located. We highly recommend the Casa de las Bugambilias.

I've stayed at Casa de Bugambilias twice, once just recently and once about twelve years ago. Both of my stays were spectacular and I'm happy to say that little has changed between my two visits. It is well located just a block or two from the Colonial center and many tourist amenities. The rooms are clean and well decorated with a cozy local flare. The breakfasts were great, not huge but there was always coffee, fresh juice, fruit, yogurt, granola, and a small, hot, entree. The staff was also super accommodating and were helpful in giving recommendations and even booking a driver for a day tour. I cannot recommend Casa de Bugambilias enough.

Casa de las Bugambilias I am pleased that my first experience in Oaxaca was absolutely wonderful due to the hospitality of the staff and management at this bed and breakfast. Every aspect of the accommodation is perfect. Every space is beautifully appointed with delightful artwork and guests are treated to every comfort, including clean and comfortable rooms. The staff is exceptionally well trained and accommodating as well as polite and genuinely kind. It truly was an amazing experience. No request was ever too much trouble ( helping us with transportation and arranging tours etc) as all of our needs were met with patience and kindness. It was convenient to many shops and restaurants yet located in a quiet area due to interior courtyards. One of our favorites restaurants is La Olla next door to the b&b. The breakfasts are creative and delicious and the friendly atmosphere lends itself to allowing us to meet other guests. I must say I am looking forward to visiting Oaxaca again and staying at this delightful bed and breakfast. Madeline Yurtseven.

Casa is one of the best B&Bs I've stayed at. I spent a week there as part of a tour of museum docents. We had the entire hotel to ourselves, calling it home for our extensive Oaxaca explorations. Our stay was divine. Rooms are charming and well-appointed, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. Most of all, staff is warm and accommodating. And don't even get me started on the beautiful table settings! Warning though ... Oaxaca is a noisy city and it's necessary to close up your windows at night for a good nights sleep.

The whole experience was amazing. Everyone on the staff was so friendly and went out of their way to make sure that our stay was enjoyable. We stayed in the "Margarita" room and it was perfect. Cute decorations in the room and throughout the whole B&B. We also had a small covered patio with an outdoor couch that was great for sitting and listening to the afternoon rain coming in the courtyard below. It was so comfortable out there I even fell asleep on the couch one night! The B&B is about a block and a half from the main cathedral and the Oaxacan museum. Also walking distance to everything in the town - all the sights, restaurants and mezcalerias. There is also amazing little shops and art galleries on every street so fun to walk around and shop. Make sure not to miss the restaurant directly next door and especially do not miss the terraza about the restaurant with out of this world craft cocktails. The hotel also helped me make reservations before our arrival for the show at the Quinta Real hotel and for a cooking class. During our stay they also recommended a traditional aztec/zapotec steam bath and massage that was an unforgettable experience. I appreciate them making our first, but definitely not our last, trip to Oaxaca a memorable one.

Such a great B&B located perfected in downtown Oaxaca, with easy access to Xochimilco and other neighborhoods. The staff was kind and attentive, rooms were crisp and clean, and breakfast was solid.

This is a really wonderful bed-and-breakfast. It’s right in the center of town so restaurants, attractions, and shopping are all very convenient. The room we stayed in, Violeta, was comfortable and roomy and exceptionally clean. Breakfast was absolutely delightful; I love the fact that every day the table was set beautifully and differently. I like to think that the people who set the large communal table enjoyed making it different, colorful, and gorgeous every day. The food was really delicious. ||So all the basics were well covered. But beyond the basics is where this bed-and-breakfast really shines. The staff is incredibly helpful and considerate. We needed assistance with a pretty important, unexpected issue, and they were just wonderful. And even the less important things like laundry were covered. They also helped with transportation questions and any logistical issues that we had.||Bottom line is that we will absolutely return to stay here when we visit Oaxaca again!

Wow! What an incredible experience to stay at this B&B. My aunt found Casa de las Bugambilias online and after several years of our planning this trip, it did not disappoint. We stayed at the El Secreto property and our room (Azalea) had a private walled-in patio. There was also a roof terrace with comfortable furniture and beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding rooftops.||Lulu welcomed us and made us feel comfortable upon arriving, and Paula took such wonderful care with our breakfasts, which were both delicious and beautifully displayed. Starting each day with Paula's breakfasts was a huge highlight of the trip.||In addition to the lovely accommodations and thoughtful details, we enjoyed the tours that the B&B offered. Rene's tour of the magic route of handcrafts was incredible, especially the tour of the studio in San Martín Tilcajete with the intricate wooden animal carvings (alebrijes). And Chef Pilar Cabrera's cooking class was such a warm, fun experience that really made our stay exceptional. To get to learn to make mole from a world-class chef was a dream come true.||The B&B is located in the heart of Oaxaca City and we felt very safe walking from El Secreto to other locations throughout the city. El Secreto is right across the street from the Jardín Etnobotánico, which was beautiful. It was also an easy walk to the Paseo Turístico (a tourist-friendly street that is blocked off to cars), the church of Santo Domingo, the Museum of Oaxacan cultures, and countless restaurants, shops, and cafes. The Zócalo is just a few blocks away as well. ||The fact that Casa de las Bugambilias is a small, family-run business really shows: they put care and thought into every aspect of the experience and care for the guests. If I come back to Oaxaca, I will definitely be staying at one of their homes again. It truly made the travel experience a memorable and comfortable one.