Hotel Casa Cid de León occupies a restored residence on Avenida Morelos in the Centro Historico of Oaxaca de Juárez, close to the Zócalo, and has operated as a boutique hotel since opening in 1999. The property is deliberately small, with antique-furnished junior and master suites arranged around a colonial courtyard, giving the interiors a period character that draws on regional antiques and traditional Oaxacan textiles rather than contemporary minimalism. A rooftop terrace with views over the surrounding Centro Historico rooftops serves as the hotel's main common space, and breakfast is included for all guests, typically served in the courtyard. There is no restaurant beyond breakfast service, no pool, and no spa, keeping the format close to a guesthouse rather than a full-service hotel. Free WiFi is available throughout. The atmosphere suits couples and independent travelers seeking a quiet, antique-filled retreat within walking distance of the Zócalo, museums, and craft markets, rather than travelers wanting an extensive amenity list.
Room types
- junior suite
- master suite
Amenities
- antique-furnished suites
- rooftop terrace with views
- courtyard
- free WiFi
- breakfast included
Location
Av. Morelos 602, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca
17.0642, -96.7213 View on map
Highlights
- Antique-furnished suites in a restored residence operating since 1999
- Rooftop terrace with views over the Centro Historico
- Breakfast included daily, typically served in the colonial courtyard
- Short walk to the Zócalo and central museums
Tips for visiting
- Request the master suite for extra space if traveling as a couple, as junior suites are more compact
- The rooftop terrace is a good vantage point for the church bells and rooftops of the Centro at sunset
- Breakfast is included, so there is no need to budget for a separate morning meal nearby
- Book ahead during Día de los Muertos in late October and early November, when the small suite count sells out
When to visit
The rooftop terrace and courtyard are most enjoyable during the dry season from October to April.
Accessibility
The property is a converted colonial residence with a courtyard layout and stairs to upper-floor suites; travelers with mobility needs should confirm ground-floor availability when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
How many suites does Hotel Casa Cid de León have?
The hotel offers a small number of antique-furnished junior and master suites, keeping the property intimate in scale.
Is breakfast included?
Yes, breakfast is included for all guests and is typically served in the hotel's colonial courtyard.
Does the hotel have a pool?
No, the property does not have a pool or spa; its main amenities are the courtyard and rooftop terrace.