Top Hotels in Oaxaca Cottages
Top Things to do in Oaxaca
Countries
10 Cottages in Oaxaca: Best hotel deals for 2023
Discover the best Cottages in Oaxaca, Southern Mexico including Casa Mazunte Tierra Viva, Hotel Rural San Anton, Hotel El Adoquin, La Palapa Cascadas Magicas, La Luciernaga Hostal, Hotel Oasis, Centro Ecoturistico Cabanas Neveria, La Secreta Caprichosa, Hotel Parador Rinconada, Posada y restaurant Yuri.
Things to do in Oaxaca
1. Casa Mazunte Tierra Viva
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Casa Tierra Viva is located 2 minutes from El Rinconcito beach, has bungalows for 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 people, with kitchenette, and also rooms for two with terrace, refrigerator, water gallon and coffee maker . Each bungalow has ceiling fans, refrigerator, stove, coffee maker, blender, microwave, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils, mosquito nets on doors and windows, bathroom with shower and hot water. As a plus they are given sugar, salt, oil and coffee during the stay of the guests. Free parking and WIFI are also available. It is in a strategic location, surrounded by restaurants, grocery stores, bakery and bars. Punta Cometa and the beaches of San Agustinillo and Zipolite are 15 minutes away. Also the Mexican Turtle Center and eco-tourist rides that are offered in the zone
Great stay in Mazunte
Reviewed By OilerFansGreat Accommodation We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Casa Tierra Viva. Patti and her husband were great hosts who were very welcoming and intent on making our stay comfortable. The room was very clean and comfortable with 2 great beds and pillows. The air conditioning was a great asset. We were pleased to have access to a full sized firdge and a fully equipped kitchen and fresh coffee each morning. This little gem is only 100 metres from the beach and a short walk to restaurants, and stores for groceries etc and very close to a great bakery! We would definitely stay there again. Mazunte is a great place to chill and have a relaxing beach holiday with a great variety of restaurants and good food! We would choose one of the 5 or 6 different beach restaurants each day, and order drinks and breakfast or lunch right on the beach. No need to rents chairs or umbrellas. Now that is what I call a holiday. The boat tour to see whales and dolphins and turtles was definitely worthwhile but be sure to apply lots of sunscreen.
2. Hotel Rural San Anton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Lovely Family Run Hotel
Reviewed By lisah51519Travelling as a single female for the first time I was quite nervous as to what to expect. I had checked out this hotel online and it seemed to have pretty good reviews, but I was booking last minute during a busy time of year (dia de los muertos) and on a budget since I am a grad student travelling for research, so it was not like I had too much choice. I will tell you I was more than pleasantly surprised! This place could not have been better for the circumstances. It was relatively inexpensive, I paid $50 a night, the room was recently renovated, bright and clean and the owners were just really wonderful. I was in the green villa (they are organized by colours not numbers). I had a huge king sized bed that faced my own little private garden through huge sliding glass doors. There was a TV, bed, 2 chairs and desk in the room and a little table with an umbrella outside. The bathroom had a place to hang your clothes, a towel rack, huge counter and sink, toilet, and a shower that was open to the bathroom, so it was a wet bathroom but I found the water did not really get anywhere. My room was attached to only one other so it was pretty quiet and private. I do not speak spanish so every morning the wife, Maria, would call a taxi for me to go into town. Her english is not perfect but more than enough for us to communicate, and when needed we got by with google translate. Antonio, her husband, speaks really good english and even gave me a ride twice when I had to be in town at a certain time for a tour and the taxi was going to take too long. They were very accommodating, letting me come back late after a cemetery tour, taking me to the airport (for payment), and telling me about local things I should experience, from food to sights! I honestly would have had a much different, and probably poorer, experience if I had not stayed there and had their hospitality and local knowledge to guide me. The only reason I do not give this 5 stars is because it was a little far from town, I usually had to wait 20 minutes for a taxi to come and it could take anywhere from 20-40 minutes to get there depending on traffic. (It was no big deal to me but plan accordingly) When coming back at night, it would be dark and the hotel was a little hard to find, they could benefit from a larger lit sign (the current one is just on the gate so hard to spot from a distance from a moving taxi). My taxis coming home also got lost so make sure you have screen shots of a map on you and haggle with them up front, it should only cost about 100 pesos. Also, I was in one of the further away villas so I found the wi-fi a little spotty. Usually on vacation I like not having Wi-fi but because I was travelling for school it was a little inconvenient to have to go outside or into the bathroom (where it was stronger) to get wi-fi to check email and hand in assignments. Another small thing was the fan in the room only stayed on if one of the lights was on as well, I turned the fans light off but it was still connected to another light that couldn't be shut off. Luckily it wasn't too hot while I was there so I didn't have to choose between coolness and sleeping with the light on but it was a bit strange. I also had to keep the bathroom door shut at night due to an outside light that was on, but the birds would have been loud through the window in there anyways. Overall this was a super lovely, clean, and accommodating place to stay! It is clear that the couple who run it really care about their business and know from experience what a traveler wants to experience when away from home. They live there and have a growing family so it is very obvious that they are invested in the property and its guests. I know they were working to make it even better and were working on renovations while I was there so I think it will only get better. I cannot express how grateful I am for all their help. If you're looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay with all your basic amenities covered for a good price and don't mind be a little bit away from downtown this place is perfect!
3. Hotel El Adoquin
4. La Palapa Cascadas Magicas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Immersed in the tropical jungle of the virgin mountains of the Southern Highlands of Oaxaca (Mexico), near to the Cascadas Magicas de Copalitilla, which really are magic waterfalls. The names of the cabins with which we count Bamboo, Ceiba (or tree of life) and Blue Butterfly. All cabins are bright, spacious and have a fantastic layout. In addition, given their circular design, they give us the possibility of directly accessing both the river and the mountain. There are two waterfalls on 10 minutes walking distance, which are great to visit for spending the day.
Wonderful host, great food, lovely palapas and gorgeous waterfalls
Reviewed By Debra SWe had lunch at La Palapa Cascadas Magicas a few days ago when we took a ‘West-jet Maxi tour' to Magical Falls. This place is absolutely amazing. We swam in the warm and refreshing waters, had a wonderful hike to the cascading waterfalls and then had lunch at La Palapa Cascadas Magicas provided by Aida. The area is peaceful and very tranquil and would be a wonderful get-a-way for anyone wishing a break from their busy routine. Her property is beautiful and very serene, and she rents out 3 palapas on her property. Aida is a very kind and gentle person, a wonderful host, and she provided an incredible lunch. She showed our group one of her cabanas and it was exquisite: the room was lovely. It was tastefully decorated and it had a beautiful view of the river from the balcony (with screened in doors to prevent the bugs from biting). I can just imagine it at night under the stars. This is a very spiritual place and would be a wonderful place to have a yoga or meditation retreat. Aida also teaches yoga (as I also happen to). I would highly recommend this place for couples and for singles. I felt completely safe and I’ve done a lot of travelling as a single woman, and also as a couple. I hope one day I can return for a meditation/yoga retreat with my friends. Thank you Aida!
5. La Luciernaga Hostal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Nice staff, chill vibe, close to the beach
Reviewed By Larkin JIt says it all in the title. Just a chill spot to stash your stuff and wander down to the beach, nice loungey hammock spots too. The breakfast was nice and simple too. Close to punta cometa as well for sunset. All in all would reccomend for the price
6. Hotel Oasis
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Todo maravilloso!
Reviewed By JessyGaetHicimos un viaje en familia y nos quedamos en uno de los departamentos, todo fue maravilloso. Tranquilo, limpio, a una calle de la playa, los departamentos tienen vista al mar y están muy bien equipados, wifi gratis, las camas son muy cómodas y cuentan con aire acondicionado en cada habitación. Todas las áreas comunes estuvieron siempre limpias. El personal nos ayudó en todo y siempre fueron muy amables. Sin duda una excelente opción para hospedarse!
7. Centro Ecoturistico Cabanas Neveria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Run-away
Reviewed By Emmanuel CA place where time ceases to exist. The land is beautiful and the people are even better. En este lugar, me sentí en casa, súper cómodo y feliz de la vida. Hay una tirolesa bien chidisima en la cual me subí y valió la pena mucho.
8. La Secreta Caprichosa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
The ones that have stayed months, weeks or days in La Secreta Caprichosa, Mazunte, say that its the best place due to its cosy and natural ambiance offering a unique sensation of calmness. More than a hotel, it is your own house at the ocean. The six suites feature kitchenett, bathroom, and sitting area. Indulge sunny terraces with hammocks among tropical vegetation overlooking the ocean.
Excelente
Reviewed By Paul HDefinitivamente el mejor alojamiento en mazunte, la secreta caprichosa es la experiencia de vivir en mazunte, lo tiene absolutamente todo, excelentes instalaciones y excelente servicio por parte de todos los miembros de la secreta, altamente recomendable!!
9. Hotel Parador Rinconada
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4 reviews
TRATO AMABLE
Reviewed By diva2000usEl hotel es pequeño y tiene 2 niveles y con pocas habitaciones (entre 10 y 12), ideal para personas mayores ya que saliendo de la habitación estaba inmediatamente la alberca. Si vienes en plan familiar y quieres algo muy privado, este lugar es ideal. El servicio es muy bueno, todas las personas son amables. La administración fue muy flexible en cuestión de pagos y reservaciones. En la recepción tienen un refrigerador donde te pueden guardar lo que necesites. La ubicacion es muy buena por que esta sobre un boulevard con varios restaurantes muy agradables y es una zona tranquila si buscas descanso y poco ruido.Hay 2 playas que están a 5 minutos si vas en coche o a 15 minutos caminando, Solo hay algunas observaciones que espero tomen en cuenta, el sanitario cerca de la alberca estaba un poco sucio (bote de basura lleno y piso muy mojado). El restaurante de al lado con poco staff para el servicio y falta de ingredientes para preparar algunos alimentos (cabe mencionar que no es parte del hotel pero si les afecta por que comparten entrada). Área de la azotea esta desperdiciada ya que no hay mesas ni sillas para que se pueda ocupar.
10. Posada y restaurant Yuri
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Great for beach hippies
Reviewed By Roe77If you’re the sort of person who wants to stay right on the beach and doesn’t shower much then this is an ideal place for you. The good stuff: There’s two rooms above the restaurant with a private deck overlooking the sea where you can whale watch. The WiFi works well and the staff are so chilled they don’t really care what you do. The less good stuff: One room has a basic, grimey bathroom with a toilet which might not flush and instead of a door there’s a tiny, thin curtain whose only purpose appears to be decorative. The other room doesn’t have a shower so best to use the sea. The rooms aren’t clean but hey, it is what it is. Plus it’s like 100 pesos per person and you’re free to just enjoy the beach.
