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Best 10 Hotels Near El Biche Pobre from USD 15/Night-Oaxaca for 2024

4.7/5101 Reviews

Grand Fiesta Americana Oaxaca

Oaxaca|0.67km from El Biche Pobre

We stayed here for 1 night while in Oaxaca. This is a new property and it's nice. The room was quiet and comfortable. The building itself is neat - they created multiple interior courtyards so that all the rooms have windows. We had breakfast at the hotel and it was nice. I used the gym - it's small but has everything that's needed. This is a nice 4 star hotel. Some of the reviews talk about how nice it is...it is nice, but this is not a 5 star hotel, so definitely set your expectations on that, especially if you're used to 5 star properties. The only issue we had was w/ the concierge desk. We'd emailed about airport transport and they wrote back right away setting that up for us. When we wrote a second time about the botanical gardens, we received no response. Then, since we assumed the gardens were closed the day we were going to be there, we wrote to ask about a tour to Monte Alban. No response. I sent a follow up email and did not receive a response. So I called. The person I spoke with on the phone told me someone would call me back. I explained they could call or simply reply to my email. No one called or wrote so I went ahead and booked a tour w/ a provider I found on Trip Advisor. Upon arrival at the airpot, our driver told us asked us about our tour for that day. It turns out the concierge desk had booked us a tour but not bothered to tell us. This was so unfortunate because 1) I'd literally followed up twice trying to get a response and 2) we had to tell the tour company we were not available, which I felt really bad about. Anyhow, sorry to write too much about that experience but it was frustrating and something that could have been avoided with slightly better communication.

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One Oaxaca Centro

4.2/5100 Reviews

Guest User

5/5Perfect

The hotel is simple, small rooms but if you only need it to sleep it is excellent, it is very well located and the service is excellent both in front desk and in administrative staff, The hotel is a good place to go to my home state and you've got to go to my home state.

Hotel Tabaa Oaxaca

4.6/530 Reviews

We recently stayed at this cleverly restored, calming, minimalist gem. Don’t be put off by the lack of reviews as the hotel is brand new!. We were a large family group with very varied needs, some kids and 14 adults. The location was perfect in a quiet area but near enough to walk to the center of Oaxaca in 10 min. Tabaa staff went out of their way to accommodate us, and although it’s a small boutique hotel, they have staff available at reception 24 hrs. The rooms were beautiful and spotless with luxurious linen and towels. The large showers with great water pressure and lush complementary toiletries were the cherry on top. One feature we must mention which is more about function than look it’s that they have installed very good air conditioning units. They provide continental type “help yourself” breakfast with fresh fruit and locally made fresh bread every day. Nespresso coffee, tea making facilities available all day. Large glass water bottle gets filled everyday in your room.

Hotel Esperanza Oaxaca Central

3.2/520 Reviews

1/5

This place is TERRIBLE apparently anyone can just walk in and claim they have a room to get a key. My key was given to someone else, as we were checking in I stood at the desk for 10 minutes while the receptionist held the door open for some construction workers that were finishing up carrying bags of debris at 8pm instead of addressing the mistake, she never asked for my ID or anything no explanation as why my key was given away she just ignored me like I wasn’t there, she never offered any type of assistance, basically there’s no check in process. This property is under remodeling or construction the noise didn’t stop until past 9:30pm. No bell staff to carry luggage upstairs either. THE ROOM IS A NIGHTMARE!! We booked a family room with 3 beds since it was 5 of us, literally a dungeon, dark with broken furniture and with the dirtiest carpet I’ve ever seen in my life! It looked nothing like the pictures!! The beds were so hard with stained sheets and hard pillows as well. Only 1 dirty towel was offered and the bathroom was disgusting, the shower had a torn plastic shower curtain, a broken window (please see picture) and a water heater inside the shower, the receptionist will not tell you that you have to turn it on 15 minutes before you shower so be aware, no fans in the room, beds are hard as rocks, no remote control for the TV we asked for one on our way out to dinner the receptionist said it was lost, no A/C in the room (they claim they do), no WIFI either maybe the receptionist should give you the access code but again she ignored me and never offered assistance, no room service (they claim they do) only a KFC QR code on the wall. And to my horror a broken door latch, or none whatsoever. We used a chair to to block the door just to feel safe. Terrible practice of lying to get people to book a room, the rooms look nothing like the pictures. They are scamming people in their ads. Maybe I wouldn’t mind the accommodations if I knew upfront what I’m getting myself into. But don’t lie to my face showing me pictures and offering amenities you don’t have. It’s just wrong. Either they are pretending to be a part of the OYO hotel chain or they have just been neglected by the chain.

Majagua Hotel Boutique -Adults Only

4.5/561 Reviews

This is a beautiful boutique hotel in Oaxaca Centro, a 5 minute walk from the main Plaza Santo Domingo and the best restaurants in Oaxaca City. It's a small hotel with only a few rooms, but the service is that of a luxury hotel! The staff was so attentive and helpful. The rooms are modern and thoughtfully designed with lovely linens and amenities. Breakfast is included which is simple but lovely. They offer you a welcome drink at the rooftop terrace, which is perfect for a cocktail before dinner or a comfortable place to read or work remotely. Andres was the best! Just a note that the water can take a while to heat up for the shower, but this is common for Oaxaca.

City Centro by Marriott Oaxaca

4.4/5113 Reviews

松香蕊蕊

4/5Very Good

A decent hotel, ten minutes walk from the old city center cathedral and botanical garden, not too far or near. There was a tour in the hotel for travel registration, and it turned out that we charged 750 pesos per person, and transferred it to a group of 500 people the next day... The windows in the room could not be opened, and it was a bit stuffy and had to turn on the air conditioner. The room environment can refer to the domestic Han court level.

Los Pilares Hotel

4.4/5101 Reviews

Our stay at Los Pilares was fine but I wouldn’t stay there again. The check in process was smooth and we were given plenty of information about the local area. The staff were always friendly and attentive. There was a lovely mini bottle of mezcal and Oaxacan chocolate on our bed when we arrived. We were in Room 8 which had no window, so there was a lack of natural light. The rooms downstairs are all centered around a seating area and the rooms upstairs are around the pool/bar area. We found our room to be quite noisy as you could hear people coming and going early or late. I can’t imagine any of the rooms could be particularly private/quiet based on the locations of them. Our room wasn’t very clean - we would get a shower and then walk around the room and our feet would be dirty, it definitely wasn’t mopped during our time. The air con was ok but not particularly powerful, it did the job for us. Again, the Wi-Fi was ok, not brilliant. The shower was ok, not brilliant - had to wait a while for it to get hot. The location is just outside of the centre on the edge of Jalatlaco which has some charming cafes and streets. It was about a 15 minute walk to most of the areas we wanted to visit in Oaxaca centre. The pool area was pleasant with a small pool and Jacuzzi and some comfy mattresses. There was also a bar and restaurant upstairs to purchase drinks or food. Overall I think I would choose somewhere more central with better facilities, the rooms felt a little outdated and could do with some TLC. Also worth noting!! There is a switch in the room that is the same as all light switches (and next to the light switches) that turns off all of the electricity for the whole room not just the lights!! This wasn’t explained to us so we woke up on the first morning wondering why nothing had charged overnight!

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