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The hilltop house · Terrace pool

El Diablo y La Luna

"Where the devil goes to think."

A house built into the hillside above the city — a Talavera-tiled pool open to the Sierra Norte, breakfast over the valley, and the whole of Oaxaca laid out below you.

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The house

A little higher, a little quieter.

La Luna is the newer house — built up the hillside in Colonia Figueroa, where the streets go quiet and the city opens out below. Contemporary lines, high wooden ceilings and big windows, all wrapped around a courtyard and a terrace pool.

Mornings are for breakfast on the terrace, watching the valley wake up; afternoons for the Talavera pool and the Sierra Norte on the horizon. Five Lotería rooms and La Casita — a private two-bedroom apartment — share the house, which you can also take entirely for yourselves.

  • ✦Talavera-tiled terrace pool with Sierra Norte views
  • ✦Terrace breakfast served over the city and the valley
  • ✦A quieter street — contemporary design, Oaxacan soul
  • ✦5 Lotería rooms + La Casita — or the entire private house
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The arched courtyard of La Luna
At La Luna

And at La Luna, the sun does the rest.

La Luna runs largely on solar — panels cover much of the house’s power, and solar heaters warm the water, with a gas backup for the cloudy days. Building a house from scratch is a chance to build it right; this is part of how we did.

Around the house

Where the day unfolds.

The rooftop pool lit at night
01 — The pool

Talavera & the Sierra

A blue-tiled pool on the terrace, mountains on the horizon, and the whole valley below your feet.

Breakfast on the terrace
02 — The terrace

Breakfast over the valley

A long table in the shade, fresh papaya and coffee, and the city stretching out beyond the railing.

The living room
03 — The living room

Light & patterned tile

Wooden beams overhead, patterned floors underfoot, and a sunlit lounge open to the sky and the kitchen.

Six ways to stay

The rooms of La Luna.

Five Lotería rooms and La Casita, a private apartment. Rates in Mexican pesos, breakfast included — 15% off your balance paid in cash on site.

Nº 46Private terrace

El Sol

Floods with afternoon sun, opening onto a private terrace of your own.

Queen bed · Private bath · Terrace
From $2,700 MXN Reserve →
Nº 35Private patio

El Nopal

Rooted and unhurried, with a private patio and a natural cantera-stone wall — original to the land — left exposed to enjoy, in the room and again in the bath.

King, or two twins · Private bath · Patio
From $2,700 MXN Reserve →
La Rosa
Nº 41Breakfast included

La Rosa

A small, hidden, charming room — easy to miss, worth finding.

Double bed · Private bath
From $2,400 MXN Reserve →
La Garza
Nº 39Breakfast included

La Garza

Poised and calm, with long morning light and the first coffee of the day.

King, or two twins · Private bath
From $2,700 MXN Reserve →
El Árbol
Nº 29Private patio

El Árbol

Green and leafy, opening to a private patio all its own.

King, or two twins · Private bath · Patio
From $2,700 MXN Reserve →
The whole apartment
SuiteSleeps a group

La Casita

A private two-bedroom apartment with its own kitchen and terrace — the most stunning city views in either house, and a shower that opens onto the valley.

Two bedrooms · Two baths · Kitchen · Terrace
From $5,400 MXN Reserve →
13 minutes to Santo Domingo · right next to centro 

Closer than you think.
Quieter than you'd believe.

La Luna sits on Ignacio Comonfort, up in Colonia Figueroa — a short way above the centro, where the streets go still and the views open up. It's a climb, and that's exactly why it's so quiet.

Santo Domingo Church is a 13-minute walk downhill (a quick taxi back up), with the pedestrian walk to the Zócalo and the market within easy reach. Tell us your arrival time and we'll meet you at the gate.

  • ✦13-minute walk down to Santo Domingo & the market (quick taxi back up)
  • ✦52 steps at the very end — part of what keeps it so quiet
  • ✦Message us your arrival time — we'll meet you at the gate
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Blue hour from the bar toward the terrace

Come up the hill to La Luna.

Pay your balance in cash on site for 15% off, breakfast over the valley, and a welcome mezcal waiting in your room.

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