Casa Antonieta · Oaxaca de Juárez
sanctum stay
A guide to the valley east of the city that recommends Casa Antonieta as a base: a boutique hotel in a 1535 convent complex, with rooms around a stone courtyard, a ground‑floor café and a rooftop restaurant.
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curavista
A portrait of the hotel inside a former 17th‑century convent and family home near the Zócalo, with colonial architecture, minimalist interiors and local textiles.
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the hotel journal
A full review of the design‑led boutique hotel in a building dating to the mid‑1500s: the courtyard, locally made crafts, the daily complimentary drink and a warm, attentive team.
Read reviewCasa Antonieta is included in Condé Nast Traveler's selection of the best places to stay in Oaxaca.
Read articleA city guide that presents Oaxaca as a representation of the diversity of Mexican culture, with gastronomic surprises on every corner, and Casa Antonieta among its places to stay.
Read guideTravel + Leisure lists Casa Antonieta among the best hotels in Oaxaca.
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roadbook
Recommends Casa Antonieta for its nine rooms with traditional textiles and a neutral palette, the ground‑floor coffee shop, the natural wine bar on the rooftop terrace and its hospitality.
Read articleVeranda's weekend guide to Oaxaca includes Casa Antonieta as a place to stay in the historic centre.
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food & pleasure
The house dates to the mid‑16th century, when it was part of the former San Pablo convent. Today it has nine rooms in a contemporary, eclectic style, a short walk from the Zócalo.
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the not so innocents abroad
A review of the riad‑style courtyard, the quiet location near the main square and the rooftop terrace that serves breakfast by day and becomes a bar at night, plus coffee at MUSS.
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forbes
The house belonged to the owner's grandmother, and that family history shaped a restrained design that respects the original building and feels like a home.
Read articleA feature on Oaxaca's food and mezcal culture that includes a stay at Casa Antonieta.
food & pleasure
Described as a small, modern hotel in central Oaxaca that feels like a home away from home, with a rustic, bohemian interior of wood, natural textiles and neutral tones.
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the happening
A historic property known for its food and culture, where guests feel as comfortable as at home, in one of the city's early buildings.
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forbes
"Beautifully designed."
Oaxaca made the list for its food, art and music, with Casa Antonieta as the recommended place to stay.
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hunker
How Helwig George renovated her grandmother's house, once part of a convent, within its historic protections, adding local textiles, handmade furniture and natural materials.
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hotbook
A historic house beside the Textile Museum, with an attentive team, rooms decorated with artisan pieces and MUSS café on site.
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