San Lucas Quiaviní Hotels

"We both really enjoyed our stay at the Posada Independencia. The building is very secure; the room was specious and clean. The staff, Mari… and Alejandra, are amazing. They both keep the Posada - an oasis - in good shape, and are excellent cooks too. Every morning they surprised us with most delicious breakfasts, typically Mexican dishes; always prepared with love. Both ladies are very friendly, polite, helpful, and efficient. Thank you, Dr. Franz G J and Consuelo M Schmitt "

"Hoyo deberia revisar bien las condiciones acordadas"

"It was a great place for an overnight to stay for an early flight out the next day. The front desk crew and our taxi drivers were excellent. We enjoyed q quick evening taxi drive to El Centro and El zococolo"

"Good hotel walking distance from everything "

"Great location 8 blocks from Zócalo with many nearby shops and restaurants. Quiet, private outdoor patio, peaceful oasis in bustling city. "

"The staff was helpful. The room was small but adequtse. Easy location to access fhw airport. "

"This was a sex hotel! Took 45 minutes to check in …totally incompetent. Room had signs saying extra charge for dirty sheets and towels and vomit in the bed! Towels were like coarse sandpaper. No shampoo in shower. Forget hair blower. Broken air conditioner and noise from street traffic. Wouldn’t let us leave until they checked our room. Only good things…close to airport and hot shower. "

"Room was spotless and staff was very friendly and helpful. Blocks away from Ruins. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Casaru Hotel. The owner and staff were incredibly kind and accommodating, and the hotel was always spotless. Our room was cleaned daily, with crisp white sheets and towels and perfectly made beds. The building feels like a home converted into a small hotel, giving it a warm, cozy atmosphere. Each room has its own bathroom and, while small, offers enough space for a comfortable stay. There’s also a rooftop terrace we didn’t get to use but looked inviting. We mostly used our room to sleep, as we spent our days exploring. Every afternoon when we returned, the room was already cleaned. The hotel felt very safe—doors are locked at 11 PM, but there is a doorbell and someone always came quickly to let us in. Amenities are basic: no hair dryer (bring your own) and no fridge or microwave in the rooms. Guests can store food in the home’s refrigerator, but there’s no way to reheat it. There was a small misunderstanding when we arrived about using the kitchen, but the owner graciously allowed me to cook that evening since it was a mix-up, but I didn’t do so again out of respect for their space. Closet space had drawers but no hangers to iron clothes in advance. The only things that would have made it a 5-star stay would be having morning coffee available and a microwave in the lobby area for guest use. Overall, Casaru Hotel is clean, safe, and welcoming—perfect for travelers exploring Oaxaca who want comfort on a budget."