I stayed at La Parra Hotel because of my wedding in Oaxaca. It was really awesome, the service is sincerely anticipated, they respond to any request in just a couple of minutes, my wife and I were treated with that "home sense". I definitely should recommend this hotel, all the staff make your stay in Oaxaca unforgettable. In special the... More

I spent three nights at this charming boutique hotel about a block from Oaxaca's busy main square (Zocalo). My room was spacious and comfortable, and featured air conditioning and cable TV. The hotel, in a remodeled colonial building, is very well maintained, and the staff is friendly and courteous. The breakfast buffet was delicious—the same basics like coffee and oaxacan... More

Hotel de la Parra is a small hotel conveniently located in the centre of Oaxaca, 1 block away from the Zocalo and walking distance from the charming "tourist corridor". The hotel is a colonial house nicely renovated, even has a small pool. While hotel does not have a garage, it has a convenient arrangement with a garage a block away... More

The hotel is right off the Zocalo corner (no need to walk more than 5 blocks to visit all the main city attractions), once inside a quiet atmosphere surrounds the hotel, at the back an intimate patio with a small pool, lounges, palm trees a bar with couches, the perfect place to get away, read and take a nap, the... More

The hotel is situated in a perfect location just about one hundred yards down a main road off the zocalo where all the life and action in Oaxaca is focused. It a small but surprising older style hotel. Built around a couple of courtyard one of which has now been turned into a reasonable swimming pool which offers an interesting... More

Although we find Oaxaca very expensive overall (compared to Guadalajara, for example), the Hotel de la Parra was nice and convenient...but our room was so small we didn't have room to open a suitcase. No coffee maker in the room, either. Luckily, we were a few days before the Day of the Dead weekend, so I asked for an upgrade... More

We only stayed two nights at the beginning of our Mexican experience. We went to San Cristobal de las Casas, Palenque, Yucatan and Cancun, but this was by far the best hotel in the whole stay, location right next to the Zocalo, restaurant very reasonably priced and good food. Away from the noise of street and zocalo but just a... More

The hotel is very well located and the building is attractive. But that is where the charm ends. The rooms are spacious but very badly lit. If you are on the ground floor you will be woken up by the guests having breakfast, right beside you, in the courtyard. The staff is not helpful, they are clueless regarding information about... More

Hi We are 4 adults ages 46-56 - two rooms, stayed 5 nights. The bedding and beds were great. Very dark but clean rooms with no outside windows or balcony. Nice bathrooms, but the showers waste vast amounts of water which is too bad for a city that has water shortages. The hotel itself is a beautiful colonial structure in... More