"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.
Enter ↓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.
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.
Five Lotería rooms and La Casita, a private apartment. Rates in Mexican pesos, breakfast included — 15% off your balance paid in cash on site.
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.
Pay your balance in cash on site for 15% off, breakfast over the valley, and a welcome mezcal waiting in your room.
Floods with afternoon sun, opening onto a private terrace of your own.
About this room
El Sol fills with afternoon light through a stained-glass window and opens onto a private terrace that's all yours. A queen bed and a private bathroom — warm, bright, and quietly romantic.
Rooted and unhurried, with a bathroom overlooking the private patio.
About this room
El Nopal has a private patio of its own behind the room — a green corner thick with plants, framed by a cantera stone wall that carries on into the bathroom. A king bed or two twins, and a private bathroom that looks out over the patio and its plants. Quiet and leafy, high on the hillside above the city.
A small, hidden, charming room — easy to miss, worth finding.
About this room
A small, hidden room that's easy to miss and worth finding. La Rosa has a double bed and a private bathroom, tucked into a quiet corner of the house — simple, charming, and just right for one or two.
Poised and calm, with long morning light and the first coffee of the day.
About this room
Poised and calm, La Garza takes the long morning light — the right room for the first coffee of the day. A king bed or two twins and a private bathroom, on the still side of the house above the valley.
Green and leafy, opening to a private patio all its own.
About this room
El Árbol has its own private patio behind the room, full of plants and framed by a cantera stone wall that runs on into the bathroom — which looks out over the greenery. A king bed or two twins and a private bathroom, a cool, green corner of the house made for slow mornings.
A private two-bedroom apartment with its own kitchen and terrace.
About this room
La Casita is a house within the house: a two-bedroom apartment with its own kitchen and terrace, and a shower that opens to the valley. Each bedroom has a king (or two twins) and a private bathroom — room for a family or two couples who want their own entrance and the best views in the house.