Def not a 5 star hotel, but considering the very limited choices hotels in the city of Oaxaca have, this is one of the best. Rooms are clean and rustic in decoration. You can see hotel needs some updating (water leaks and humidity). Restaurant is very good and I would say it is their best asset. You will enjoy food... More

Way over priced! About $225 dollars per night. Rented four rooms. Did not give room type reserved on one room and had to be moved. One room did not have handle on toilet to flush, another room had stopped up toilet, another room had broken latch on door window. Restaurant service extremely slow. Swimming pool dirty covered with leaves. Occupants... More

My wife and I with our two children (5 and 8 year old) stayed at the Hacienda during the Easter week. Wonderful place, gorgeous garden, great meals and friendly service. We have enjoyed this peaceful oasis which is just 10 minutes by taxi from the bustling city center of Oaxaca. More

I stayed a week on business in Oaxaca with my business partner and was pleasantly surprised at how beautiful this hotel was. We were treated wonderfully, the gardens were spectacular, the food amazing, second to none. We utilized the spa as well, which was professional and clean. The staff was attentive, very friendly and polite and could not do enough... More

We went to Oaxaca this year for the second time and stayed this time at Hacienda Los Laureles (first time at Camino Real Oaxaca). In comparison to Camino Real, Hacienda Los Laureles has got all the charm of a nice hacienda, but not the ancient building complex and is indeed located some km away from the Zocalo – so you... More

We had a really good time in the hotel, it was quite and we could really rest after a long day down town we were also able to hang out in the pool one day which was very sunny and comfortable. the rooms are beautiful and comfortable and the staff is really nice always concerned of your needs. The food... More

Staying at Hotel Hacienda los Laureles has always been an overall great experience. This is a boutique hotel sitting on the side of San Felipe Mountains. I went there for a weeklong vacation. The food is exquisite, prepared by Chef Horacio, an expert in Oaxacan food. The rooms are cozy and housekeeping is always on top of things. Mr. Kaiser,... More

If you've had enough of shabby tackiness and poor service in Mexico and want to get away from the hustle, you can't do better than this beautiful, tasteful oasis of quality and calm. Wonderful food, a large quiet enclosed garden to enjoy, an excellent spa and swimming pool, comfortable rooms, and above all, friendly and intelligent service. Strongly recommended. More

My wife and I have enjoyed visiting many boutique properties in Europe and South America. Hacienda Los Laureles gives the guest a feeling of unhurried living in a manor house in colonial times. Built around well integrated gardens of old growth trees and manicured plantings, the hotel offers privacy when outdoors and a sparkling pool away from the main focus... More