Casa de Arte Oaxaca Hotel Boutique

Everything was clean and had attention to detail

There were a couple of instances where the water supply seemed to be low, but I believe it affected the entire city and not just the hotel. Therefore, it cannot be blamed on the hotel.

Felt more like a hostel than a hotel

I felt like the beds were a few inches off the floor

Beautiful room and pool area. Especially enjoyed the Jacuzzi in our room.

Location is a bit further away from the city center. About 15min walk, not too bad and felt safe even at night.

This is a cute little boutique hotel. Not many rooms. Good customer service. It has a restaurant, bar, and pool. Everything you might need. Interesting art all around.

It was a bit of a walk into the city center. The hotel is in a bustling area of it's own though which could be a plus or a minus. Minimalist in decor and amenities.

When I arrived to my hotel room there was a cockaroach in my toilet. The room looked dingy and dirty. The sheets were of low quality. My room was incredibly awful for the amount I was paying. It felt like a $50 a night room not an $150. The "art" that was in the hotel was poor and bad taste. The only redeeming quality was the front desk woman who was very helpful and kind.

The entrance of the hotel is cosy, the short distances in the hotel are nice. The parking right next to the hotel is ok, however the parking spaces were really cramped and crowded and misused by the customers of the next door restaurant.

The room was spacious, however this is what you expect from a hotel room for 160 Euros per night. The bed was futon like on the floor, comfortable, but difficult to get up again. The bath tub was free standing in the bathroom and it fitted actually two people. The shower was a little bit more awkward, since you had to go into the bathtub to take a shower. The bathroom became very wet when you showered and and getting out of the tub was challenging, especially when you are a little bit older. The room as well as the complete hotel are showing its age and the door lock to the room was still mechanical and very shaky. An intruder would not have any issues with this kind of door lock. The breakfast was very simple, had not a lot of choices and was not enough for me. The only meat option was bacon, everything else was vegetarian or vegan. On public holidays, as today, the 05.02.2024, no breakfast is served at all. The staff did not tell us when we arrived, so we had a little surprise when we went to our breakfast today. However they gave us 300 MXN Peso back in order to go somewhere else for breakfast. The pool was very small indeed and, since being surrounded by walls, the sun was not long to see in the pool. The parking lot, as I mentioned before, was next to the hotel, but tiny, difficult to get in and difficult to get out. Furthermore it was misused by nearby restaurant guests, making the available space even scarcer. The hotel staff did not seem to bother.

We didn’t have any hot water and when we complained we were offered a free drink at the bar There’s no sun at the pool

Appreciated the free breakfast.