This is a modest, clean, and affordable place to stay in Oaxaca. I went with a group of teachers on a month-long NEH institute, and many of us stayed here. The suites are large and comfortable and have a separate kitchen. A huge bottle of drinking water is provided as well as pans, dishes, and utensils. There is a small... More

Although the rooms are simple, the family that owns this place is great, attentive, and respectful. The price is very affordable, especially if you are doing a month-long stay like we did. The location is also superb. It's only two blocks away from the Santo Domingo Cultural Center, plus the suites are so far back from the street, you never... More

I am surprised at the first two negative reviews. This family run hotel is a great value and located just far enough from the Zocolo to allow quiet sleep. Daily maid service and a beautiful courtyard are added plus Returning guests make it difficult to get an apartment during high season.

Hotel Villa de Campo was booked for us by our language school in Oaxaca city. We only booked our first night and arrived around 8pm. The hotel was fairly disappointing to me. Nothing was BAD but it didn't feel quite clean and there was definitely a not great smell in the bathroom. For the price (of about 40 us a... More

Villa de Campo Hotel (not sure why they're called apartments in some reviews . . . actually they are a bunch of small hotel rooms and 3 or 4 slightly bigger rooms they call suites) is well maintained and the owners have very carefully made sure there is nothing fancy anywhere on the premises. i saw the owner beat one... More

In June 2004 my husband, son and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Villas del Campo. This very Mexican “apartment” hotel was better than I expected and nicer than it looked on the website. Located next door to the Holiday Inn about 4 long blocks north of the zocalo, I was certain the Holiday Inn guests were looking enviously... More