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Workspace and lounge
Desks and cowork-friendly nooks in the shared lounge area next to the kitchen, with fast Wi-Fi. Open-plan, with limited separation from the kitchen.
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Food-Loving Culture Seekers. Foodies and culture enthusiasts who enjoy walking an artsy Mexican neighborhood, cooking, local dinners and mezcal, and can tolerate café music.
Unique features
Shared Bakery-Café. The property shares a courtyard and building with an artisan bakery-café whose coffee, pastries, Basque cheesecake and small produce section guests enjoy, though its music is often heard in rooms.
Artsy Neighborhood. The house sits between a colorful, cobblestoned artsy barrio and the historic center, with cafés, restaurants and markets all reachable on foot while staying calmer than the main square.
Local Food Events. The community manager arranges local-culture events such as chef dinners, a mole cooking class, weekly dinners at must-eat spots, and Day of the Dead altar-building, face painting and cemetery tours.
Retractable Roof Rooms. Some spacious rooms have retractable bamboo roofs over the seating area that open to the sky, and the arched-doorway building has a modern design.
About
A restored traditional Oaxacan building with high ceilings, airy hallways and a central patio that keeps the space naturally cool. Shared kitchen, workspace and lounge, with Boulenc café next door, in a walkable, food-rich city. Weekly community events and a local community manager help members connect.
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Rooms
Master Room
Double bed
Up to 2 guests
Private bathroom
Queen Room (ensuite)
Double bed
Up to 2 guests
Private bathroom
Policies
Stay rules
- Minimum age: 21 years
- Pets may be allowed
Payment & cancellation
- 100% due at booking
- Free cancellation 14 days before check-in
Community
Community comes through weekly activities and events, shared kitchen meals, and a community manager who offers local tips and organizes group outings and dinners, helping members meet fellow travelers and connect with new people.
Who stays here
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Living
Shared spaces
Workspace and lounge
Kitchen
Central patio
Outdoor
Communal meals
Groceries
Fully equipped shared kitchens let residents cook and meal prep anytime.
Nearby vendors
- Café with small market (1min walk)Small market at the Boulenc café next door, with pastries and coffee.
- Local marketsMarkets and many restaurants and cafés are close by in a walkable area.
Location
Calz. de la República 400, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico
The house is a restored traditional Oaxacan building in the walkable centre of Oaxaca City, with colonial architecture, high ceilings and a central patio. Boulenc, a well-regarded café and bakery, is next door, about 5 minutes away.
Oaxaca is the capital of its state and is rich in food traditions and centuries-old textile, clay and wood crafts. The neighbourhood has local eateries serving tlayudas, tacos de birria and mole, and small bars with small-batch mezcal. A new wave of chefs, artists and creators has made the city a hub for food, drink and events.
Getting around
Getting there
How to get to Outsite Oaxaca City from the nearest transportation hubs:
