Hotels in der Nähe von 20 de Noviembre Market, Oaxaca

Kein Fenster, der Wasserdruck in der Schrauben ist schwach. Aber, wenn das Wasser sauber bleibt, sind die Mitarbeiter sehr freundlich und gerne hilfreich. Der Hof und das Dach sind auch ein guter Raum. Angesichts der Marktpreise in der Region halte ich es für vernünftig, bequem und für eine umfassende Empfehlung.

Sehr gut, sehr gut.

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Großes Boutique-Hotel im Zentrum der Stadt mit Freundliches Personal. Nur ein paar Blocks vom Hauptplatz entfernt. Das Restaurant hat eine nette Auswahl für alle drei Mahlzeiten und sie waren auch ziemlich schmecklich. Vorsichtswort: sei nicht billig und parke auf der Straße. Geben Sie die Garage, die das Hotel empfiehlt. Unser Auto wurde gezogen, obwohl es nicht gewesen sein sollte. Es war ein Betrug zwischen der Mietagentur, Europcar, der Zuggesellschaft und der Polizei. Es hat unsere Gesamterfahrung in Oaxaca nicht vernichtet und wir würden dieses schöne Hotel definitiv empfehlen.

Ausgezeichneter Service und Aufmerksamkeit. Kosten-Nutzen Sehr sauber und erweitert das Zimmer, Probleme mit dem Fernseher konnte ich nicht sehen, aber ich habe es vergessen zu berichten. Das Restaurant wartete auf Oaxaqueña-Mahl und nicht!! Aber guter Service Das innovative Parken, auch wenn Sie nach Mitternacht spät kommen, gehen Sie nicht mehr ein. Ausgezeichnete Lage, wenn Sie durch das Zentrum gehen und den Ausgang auf CDMX sofort haben.

Das Hotel ist einfach, die kleinen Zimmer, aber wenn Sie es nur für das Schlafen benötigen, ist es ausgezeichnet, es ist sehr gut gelegen und der Service ist sowohl im Front-Desk als auch im Verwaltungspersonal ausgezeichnet, Vergiss etwas im Zimmer und sie haben alles getan, damit ich das vergessene Gegenstand in meinen Zustand erreichen konnte. Sie lösen die Probleme als Luxus Hotel, wenn es ein billiges Hotel ist

Luxurious, stunning views from the rooms overlooking the city, clean, amazing pool and fantastic buffet breakfast! We had a great time. The service was sometimes a little testy at the desk and in the restaurant, but otherwise, really made our trip with the family a great balance of luxury and opportunity to explore downtown (though probably want a taxi to the center--it's only a 15 minute walk, but along a busy road).

Pros: Spacious, central hostel with cheap beds. Friendly staff, nice patio with a nice view onto Monte Alban and the city, table tennis and fitness room available. Not a party hostel. Has a kitchen. Free water and coffee. Clean. Laundry around the corner. Cons: I wasn't explained anything during the checkin, the staff speak hardly English (some don't at all which I find an absolute no-go for the size of this hostel) and the new guy there was absolutely not knowledgable about a lot of things an employee there should know. Helpful though. The kitchen equipment was bad. There was always a lack of spoons and glasses/cups. Moreover, there were no designated areas for ”I'm leaving, take this stuff if you want to” and nobody put his name and departure date onto the stuff in the fridge. I recommended those things but it wasn't implemented (although a simple piece of cardboard would have done). The room was quiet only from ~23:30 to ~07:30. Some trucks and motorbikes were extremely loud. NO internet connection directly on my room 123, but there was enough space outside to sit where there is a connection. But even there, there was sometimes 10% packetloss and a ping of ＞200ms depending on how many people were using the internet. Well, overall a good experience but the hotel should definately improve on the kitchen situation.

Gutes Größenzimmer. Unspottlich sauber und komfortabel. Personal sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Komfortables Bett und gutes Größen Dusche mit heißem Wasser. Gemeindebereich sehr angenehm und ein schatten Platz zum Kühlen am Nachmittag. Die Lage der Hotels ist fast perfekt, nur wenige Gehminuten vom Markt und der Kathedrale Platz entfernt.

The hotel has some good things to offer. The central courtyard has maintained its feeling of antiquity and is thus quite beautiful. And the few fully modernized rooms on the top floor are attractive and comfortable. But for us, the bad outweighs the good. We were a group of seven, and had reserved four rooms. The dates for one of the rooms had to be changed after we had reserved, and one of our party called to make sure that everything was in order (she speaks near-native Spanish) and she was assured that it was. When we arrived, we found that our reservation had been totally bungled. Two of us had reserved modernized rooms with a terrace; we got one of those, while the other party was put in a dark, rather dank room in the corner of the first floor. The third party landed in a room somewhere between these extremes. And the fourth room had only been reserved for one night and not the four we had booked; that person had to find another hotel. When I showed the manager our reservation numbers, he claimed that our friend who had spoken with him on the phone had made these changes and in fact *cancelled* one of the rooms. To add insult to injury, one of our party was told on the morning of our next to last day that they would have to change rooms because another party had reserved their room. They weren't happy, but they complied. When we all returned from a day's activities, it turned out that the hotel staff had asked the *wrong party* to change rooms and now wanted my wife and me to make yet another change. This is where we put our foot down. The helpfulness and friendliness of the staff is very mixed. The bartender is charming, and one of the ladies at the front desk is helpful. But, in general, the staff is neither helpful nor notably friendly--judge by the standards of most Oaxaca hotels and restaurants. If you do go, insist that you stay in one of the modernized rooms on the top floor. And get your reservation in writing! With a professional management, some needed renovation, and better staff training, this hotel might live up to its four star rating. Just for reference, we are frequent visitors to Mexico; we have been to Oaxaca for three of the last four years.