Die Besten Romantische Hotels in Oaxaca

The most architecturally magnificent hotel in the city, Quinta Real occupies the 16th-century Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena with rooms carved into the former nuns' cells, a pool in the former orchard, and corridors lined with religious art from the colonial period. Sleeping inside one of Mexico's finest baroque convents at this price point is extraordinary value.

• Colonial convent
• Most architectural
• Historic value

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The hotel that put contemporary Oaxacan cuisine on the international map — its courtyard restaurant, run by chef Alejandro Ruiz, is one of the most important culinary addresses in Mexico. The rooms continue the design philosophy: clean whitewash walls, handwoven textiles from Teotitlán del Valle, and ceramics from the artisan villages around the city.

• Landmark restaurant
• Indigenous craft design
• Culinary

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A carefully converted colonial casa with elegant rooms, a courtyard plunge pool, and a restaurant that specialises in Oaxacan regional dishes using the city's extraordinary market ingredients. The rooftop mezcal bar with its views over the green-stone basilica is exceptional at sunset.

• Rooftop mezcal bar
• Colonial courtyard
• Regional cuisine

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Another extraordinary convent conversion — this time the 16th-century Convent of Santa Catalina — the Camino Real offers gracious colonial spaces, a beautiful cloister pool, and the kind of atmospheric grandeur that makes guests feel they've stepped into a Gabriel García Márquez novel.

• Convent
• Cloister pool
• Colonial grandeur

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A lovely small B&B in a colonial house a few blocks from the Zócalo, Azul Cielo has well-appointed rooms with locally sourced furnishings, a small pool, and a breakfast of fresh churros, Oaxacan cheese, and chocolate that is the highlight of many guests' stay. Exceptional value in an expensive neighbourhood.

• Value B&B
• Chocolate breakfast
• Colonial house

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A colonial townhouse with an exceptionally beautiful arcaded courtyard and a rooftop terrace with views of Monte Albán on clear mornings. The rooms are comfortable and well-maintained, the mezcal collection in the bar is serious, and the proximity to the Zócalo means the city's best restaurants are all within a short walk.

• Arcaded courtyard
• Rooftop
• Mezcal bar

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