Casa Antigua is a pleasure - tranquil and beautifully done. Cream marble, pale ochre stucco, simple design, completely lovely and helpful staff. I stayed in one of the ground floor rooms - true that there are no windows facing the street, but the doors and windows facing the courtyard have been fitted with shutters and frosted glass so that you... more

I rarely write hotel reviews. Before I left I offered to write a review because of the wonderful room and place. This hotel is definitely one we will see again. I have been to Oaxaca many, many times so I'm fairly familiar with what is there. Casa Antigua was new to me. The rooms could not be finer. They are... more

We have travelled all over Mexico. This place looks great, the lobby and common areas are nice and well kept but that is where it ends. The rooms are very small and dark, the bathroom could only accomodate one person at a time and the shower leaked so bad the whole bathroom was wet. They provided us with one face... more

My mom and I spent a week together in Oaxaca City in early July 2006. I searched Trip Advisor and hotel websites for over 10 hours looking for the right hotel for us, and finally decided on the Hotel Casa Antigua. We were so happy with out decision! The hotel was spotless and beautiful. The 14 rooms were large and... more

We stayed at this hotel during the first three days of a week-long trip to Oaxaca. The location is central, although the street was under construction and devoid of pedestrian traffic or even lighting at night. The staff (maids, waiters) were pleasant. However, the mother-daughter team managing the hotel was quite disinterested in accommodating our preferences for a quieter room,... more

We stayed here to be close to the center of town the last week of February, 2006. The hotel is very convenient to everything and the owner, his daughter, and all the staff were very accomodating. It is actually quite elegant, with modern amenities including air conditioning that works and is quiet. If you are looking for serenity and at... more

We are ending our one-week stay here tomorrow. I can send this review before we arrive home because there is free, wireless internet for those who travel with a laptop. We have a "junior suite," meaning two double beds, on the second floor. It has been quiet and comfortable. The pedestrian-only area of the street (5 de Mayo) has just... more

Based on the reviews we read here, my husband and I booked 4 nights at Casa Antigua for the week between Christmas and New Year's. Since it was high season they only had a standard for the first 3 nights and a jr. suite for the final night. The charge for the first night came through on my credit card... more

This hotel is well placed in the conlonial bit of the town - handy for the zocalo & the museum with the mont Alban treasures in it. Bakery around the corner for some good sweet buns! It is a converted nunnery. Rooms were clean with a small bathroom with shower only. There are no tea making facilities in room. Beautiful... more