Casa Antonieta - Oaxaca
A Modern Rooftop Stay Rooted in Oaxaca’s Culture
Ins and outs: located in the heart of Oaxaca City, Casa Antonieta offers a stay that combines both historical significance and modern design. Set in a restored colonial building, the hotel is a quiet spot in the middle of the city’s active cultural and artistic scene.
Location: the hotel is within walking distance of Santo Domingo Church and the city’s central square. The area is known for its historic buildings, local markets, and artisan shops, providing easy access to Oaxaca’s traditions and daily life.
Rooms: the rooms feature a minimalist design that highlights the building’s colonial architecture. Exposed stone walls and wooden beams are paired with modern furnishings, while locally crafted textiles and furniture add subtle touches of Oaxaca’s artisanal heritage.
Food and Drinks: The attached Muss Café offers locally grown coffee and simple meals made from regional ingredients. At Amá Lounge, the rooftop wine bar at Casa Antonieta, guests can enjoy a menu of small plates featuring locally sourced ingredients.
Care: Casa Antonieta emphasizes a connection to Oaxaca’s cultural community. The hotel regularly collaborates with local artists and craftspeople, giving guests the opportunity to learn about the region’s creative traditions.
Unseen: the hotel is part of the very first buildings in Oaxaca, the Spanish Villa de Antequera was built in mid-1529, as part of the construction of the old convent of San Pablo, which contains the first evidence of human occupation in the area of Oaxaca. The site served as a parish of the indigenous population that lived in the towns around the city.
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