Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 noon. Arriving earlier or leaving later? Message us and we'll do our best.
A one-night deposit confirms your booking (wire transfer, Wise, local bank transfer, or a secure card link). You pay the balance at the house — in cash or by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex or Zelle. Pay the balance in cash and save 15%.
Two nights.
Yes — either house can be booked entirely (weddings, groups, retreats), 20% off. It's arranged by WhatsApp so we never double-book; just send your dates.
La Sandía is the original colonial house in the heart of Centro, steps from the markets and the Zócalo. La Luna sits on a quiet hillside in Colonia Figueroa, with a pool and valley views, about a 13-minute walk to Santo Domingo. The same spirit, two different moods.
We don't have parking of our own, but it's easy at both houses: at La Sandía there's a public lot right across the street (paid at the lot), and at La Luna there's plenty of room on our quiet, open street.
Always. Our WhatsApp concierge books taxis, restaurant tables, and shares our own map of Oaxaca.
Yes — a homemade Oaxacan breakfast, included every day, served 8:30–10:00 AM (Sundays 9:00–10:30). Tell us about any dietary needs.
Yes — free Wi-Fi throughout both houses.
Oaxaca's climate is mild year-round, so rooms have fans rather than A/C — ceiling fans at La Sandía, standing fans at La Luna. Every room also has a safe and a hairdryer.
The tap water isn't for drinking, but there's filtered drinking water in the kitchen and a refillable pitcher in your room — no plastic bottles needed.
La Luna has a Talavera-tiled plunge pool on the terrace with valley views. La Sandía is a courtyard house, without a pool.
Yes. There's a small additional charge for children over 6.
We're not able to accept pets — our apologies.
Every season has its own magic. January and February bring the best weather — warm, dry, blue skies. April and May are quieter and lovely, with jacarandas in bloom and long golden sunsets. June to August is the green season: afternoon rains leave everything fresh and washed. September is calm and festive, with Independence Day and fewer crowds. Late October and November bring Día de Muertos, the city's most magical weeks, and December closes the year with Christmas, New Year and the Noche de Rábanos. Día de Muertos, Guelaguetza (July) and Semana Santa are busy — book well ahead.
A one-night deposit holds your room. Cancel 25+ days before arrival for a full refund; within 25 days the deposit is kept; within 72 hours or a no-show, the full stay is charged. Peak dates are non-refundable.
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Pay your balance in cash on site and save 15%. Breakfast and a welcome mezcal, always included.