Hotels &
Accommodation
We update the list of hotels regularly to make sure it is as up-to-date as possible. We recommend booking accommodation as soon as possible, as it is limited in Oaxaca, and November is a popular period.
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Please note, booking before November 3rd will be difficult due to Day of the Dead celebrations. If you are looking to experience Day of the Dead and arrive before the 3rd November, please contact us, we have secured accommodation in the City and can assist you.
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Shirley and Luca will be in Oaxaca from October 30th and leaving Oaxaca City on November 8th.
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For Airbnb's and villa rentals, or if you would like a personal recommendation, we encourage you to reach out directly to our organiser Gabriela Casas, who knows Oaxaca's accommodation scene better than anyone and can guide you to the right option.
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If you find somewhere not listed, feel free to ask us about it. Oaxaca has a great deal of varied accommodation in different areas.
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For accommodation support, contact Gabriela Casas at coyuxe@gmail.com or +52 1 951 548 42 65. Reference: Boda Shirley y Luca.​​​
IMPORTANT
HOTEL BOOKINGS
We have block-booked a number of hotels to support guests with securing accommodation. Please contact Gabriela Casas directly for the following:
- Hotel Quinta Real
- Hotel Azul
- Hotel Pilares
She will be able to support with checking availability and securing rooms.
HOTEL
QUINTA REAL
Hotel Quinta Real is the main hotel for the wedding, with one or two events happening onsite, including the main evening on Friday, November 6th. Rooms are available from November 3rd to 9th.
A block booking has been made for the wedding that is being managed directly by the event manager.
If you are interested in this hotel, please contact Gabirela directly, who can check availability with the group booking and pricing - email: coyuxe@gmail.com​​​
HOTEL
HOTEL AZUL OAXACA
3 rooms available until August 10th.
Hotel Azul Oaxaca is a unique concept of Boutique Hotel in Oaxaca City, with a contemporary line in its structure and style, which preserves the Oaxacan warmth by offering an atmosphere created in an artistic way, cared for in the smallest detail.
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A block booking has been made for the wedding that is being managed directly by the event manager.
If you are interested in this hotel, please contact Gabirela directly, who can check availability with the group booking and pricing - email: coyuxe@gmail.com​​​
HOTEL
LOS PILARES
A 17th-century colonial house transformed into a boutique hotel in the neighbourhood of Jalatlaco - one of Oaxaca's most beautiful and characterful barrios, with cobblestone streets, brightly coloured walls, and a quieter pace of life than the centre. The plant-filled patio and terrace are designed as a small urban oasis - the kind of place where a mezcal at sunset feels like the only reasonable thing to do. There is also a plunge pool and jacuzzi, and a brunch menu served à la carte until mid-afternoon. For guests who want a little distance from the bustle of the centre and a genuinely neighbourhood feel, this is one of the most appealing options on the list.​
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If you are interested in this hotel, please contact Gabirela directly, who can check availability with the group booking and pricing - email: coyuxe@gmail.com​​​
HOTEL
SAUVÉ HOTEL
Limited rooms available
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A charming 15-room boutique hotel in the Historic Centre, each room named after a scent - Copal, Sahumerios, Cuarzos. Warm service, large rooms and a peaceful courtyard and terrace. Breakfast included. 2 blocks from Santo Domingo & Quinta Real.
Quote wedding code: Shirley y Luca
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HOTEL
LA CASONA DE TITA
A carefully restored 19th-century house with six rooms, run by Amelia Lara Tamburrino - former Cultural Counsellor at the Mexican Embassy in Rome, Director of the National Institute of Anthropology and History, and the woman who coordinated Oaxaca's Santo Domingo Cultural Centre for seventeen years. Each room is individually decorated with original works by renowned Oaxacan artists - all available to purchase - with antique furniture, soaring ceilings, and Oaxacan textiles throughout. Guests consistently describe leaving feeling like they are saying goodbye to close friends. A five-minute walk from Santo Domingo and ten minutes from the Zócalo.
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