La Posada del Centro is a very nice place to stay for a few days in Oaxaca. It's 3 streets away from the Zocalo and has a very nice patio where you can rest and read. We checked the rooms first and I recommend the ones on the 2nd patio at the 1st floor, which are lighter than the ones... more

I traveled abroad with a college class I was taking. We went to work at the orphanage called Casa Hogar. The location of the hotel was about 3 short blocks from the zocolo. During our stay there (3 weeks), the small store located in the front of the hotel was transformed into a mini restaurant selling drinks and sandwiches which... more

I stayed at the Posada del Centro over Christmas week in 2002 and then again in 2004. For the money, the location can't be beat, it's only a very short walk from the zocalo with its cafes and taxi stands. The inn has a nice courtyard where you can sit out and have breakfast and coffee in the morning, when... more

We stayed at the Posada del Centro for 3 nights in early February and had a room with 3 beds for 3 women. The beds were very comfortable, the room clean and simply furnished. The staff were very helpful in making sure we had everything we needed and made sure we had lots of coffee early in the mornings throughout... more

We choose the Hotel Posad del Centro as our first stop in Oaxaca City and stayed for four nights in a large room with private bath on the ground floor in the back right hand corner of the hotel. The decor of the room was lacking and nicer covers for the electrical ceiling boxes would have been good, BUT, the... more

Hola Amigos, We stayed in Hotel Posada Del Centro in Feb. of 2005 and enjoyed it very much. Its main advantages are flexible pricing depending upon what room you choose and close proximity to the Zócalo. We found the staff to be courteous, the rooms clean, and the hot water supplied when we needed it. (We were careful to use... more

The previous reviews pretty much sum the place up, but I will share a few downsides for you to be aware of. The room I had was on the 2nd floor, was very quiet and clean, but when water was run in the sink there would be a very strong odor of sewer gas that came out of the shower.... more

Visit: March 4, 2005 to March 12 2005. Reservations: Via e-mail. Not knowing Spanish can make it a challenge. They do try very hard to understand your request though. Deposit in cash/check needed for the first night, for US visitors this is easy enough to do by sending a check to a bank in the US, they will send you... more

Comfortable, friendly, secure, with a charm that welcomed us (3 of us shared a nice room with private bath shower). Breakfast was served in the courtyard where colorful flowers made it even more pleasant. The staff were like family, and so helpful in making us feel at home. Beds were clean, comfortable; we slept soundly, even when a tour of... more