Live in a calm, authentic setting with private verandas, fruit orchard views, and modern comforts.
Luxury retreat
Enjoy private units surrounded by mature fruit trees, and elegantly minimal architecture designed for peace and relaxation. A 15 minute drive from downtown Oaxaca!
Capacity
3-6 guests
Stays
Bungalows + bedroom
Mango, guava, avocado and lemon trees guests may enjoy.
Comfortable private facilities and living areas for your stay.
Digital locks and private parking for ease and safety.
Available Units
Private bungalow
A space that radiates warmth and a homely atmosphere. With access to the garden, this bungalow was designed so that every ray of sunlight touches your heart and makes you feel truly at home.
Short-term · Airbnb
loading…$55–$115 USD/night
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Private bungalow
A haven full of magic and love. Surrounded by flowers and trees, this space invites tranquility and reconnection with oneself. Comfortable and serene, here you will find the peace you seek — and in season, the lush mango tree will gift you its fresh fruit.
Short-term · Airbnb
loading…$65–$125 USD/night
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Bedroom inside main residence
This bedroom was conceived for those who wish to reconnect with themselves. Its calm and harmonious design, along with the garden views, create the perfect setting to rest, reflect, and enjoy a peaceful moment with a cup of tea or coffee.
Short-term · Airbnb
loading…$40–$100 USD/night
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Rentals are private, but the parking area is shared. The office space (12 ft from Bungalow 1) is home to one of the hosts.
Two cats and one small French poodle live on the property and roam freely, but never enter the rentals. Tenants are expected to treat them kindly.
Around La Casa
La Casa Oaxaca is perfectly placed to explore one of Mexico's most culturally rich cities and its surrounding wonders — from ancient ruins to candlelit festivals.
The vibrant heart of Oaxaca. Stroll the main square, linger over coffee, and catch live marimba music most evenings.
A beloved neighborhood park where locals jog, chat, and relax. A perfect spot to feel the rhythm of everyday Oaxacan life.
A stunning botanical garden inside a former convent showcasing Oaxaca's native plants. Guided tours available in English and Spanish.
One of Oaxaca's most photogenic neighborhoods — colorful cobblestone streets, vibrant murals, and charming boutique cafés.
Two iconic markets side by side. Browse local crafts at Benito Juárez, then head next door for Oaxaca's legendary tlayudas, mole, and chocolate.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest cities in Mesoamerica. These Zapotec ruins overlook the valley, dating back to 500 BC.
Surreal petrified waterfalls and mineral spring pools perched high in the mountains — one of Oaxaca's most spectacular natural wonders.
A Zapotec archaeological site famous for its extraordinary geometric stone mosaics — unlike anything else found in Mexico.
The widest tree trunk on Earth — over 1,500 years old and sacred to the Zapotec people. Just 9 km from the city center.
A Pacific coast gem reachable by ADO overnight bus. World-class surf, fresh seafood, and breathtaking sunsets await.
Visit a traditional palenque, watch the agave-to-bottle process, and taste some of the finest mezcal you'll ever have.
Late October to early November, Oaxaca transforms. Marigold altars, candlelit cemetery processions, and profound cultural reverence.
Held every July on the Cerro del Fortín hillside — the largest indigenous cultural festival in Latin America, a spectacular display of dance, music, and tradition.