Oaxaca Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Vid komum hingad til Oaxaca í fyrradag sem er hofudborg samnefnds hérads. Thessi baer er mun rólegri og vinalegri en MEXCTY og bara frekar kósý. Hitinn er ordinn adeins meiri en thad getur ordid svalt á kvoldin. Thad er mjog lítill raki. Vid fórum í smá sólbad í gaer og erum smá brunninn. Erum ad fara med rútu til Puerto Escondido sem er strandb...

Monte Alban is a Zapotec Ruin on the outskirts of Oaxaca, our first ruin and UNESCO site. It´s one of the oldest ruins in the Americas, started in about 500BC, considering that it´s in pretty good condition. I´m not going to bore you too much with the details, so check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Alba n if you´re interested in the his...

November 1 We spent most of the day cleaning our room and studying. But the evening was so incredible at the Zocalo! More music - three or four groups of musicians in this town square "doing their thing" at the same time. But the cacophony produced harmony! Every time we turned around -another surprise! Oaxaca must be a music teacher's dream! Th...

We arrived at around 5-ish in the morning in Oaxaca bus terminal exhausted. We managed to book a room at Hostal La Luz de Luna a day before, but they were only opened at 7 am onwards. Hence, we hung out around the terminal before catching the bus to town. The hostal was very charming with a nice palio in the middle of the court. From the bottom,...

I've now been in my Project in Mexico for 2 weeks, and all is going well. I am living with a family in a small town called Cuahtemoc in the Central East of the State of Oaxaca. I am very busy but I have been placed in an amazing village that is very poor, sadly poorer than where I lived in Guatemala but the people have been very accommodating an...

The minor inconvenience of arriving too late to get 4 seats on the 10.45 bus to Oaxaca was tempered with the fact that it meant that we could watch he 1st half of the opening game of the World Cup. Elizabeth is struggling to get her head around the concept that I'll have come all this way to spend a fair amount of my time in front of a televisio...

After a sad farewell to Vinnie, Kylie and Mexico City we moved on to a small mining village called Taxco. It was a pretty place, very hilly with narrow cobbled streets. We stayed in an excellent hotel, more expensive than normal (20 pounds instead of 10 pounds) but it was worth it. The gardens, swimming pool and spacious rooms with private balco...