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No. 01

Design

Design standouts

No. 02

Local

The local characters

No. 03

Social

A place to meet

No. 04

Design $–$$

Design for less

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Lively

Sleep is optional

No. 06

Michelin Keys

Michelin Keys

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Heritage Design

Old soul, fresh take

No. 08

Editorial mentions

Written about

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Michelin Keys $–$$$

Michelin, minus the splurge

No. 10

Design Local

Design with soul

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Medalled $–$$$

The overachievers

No. 12

The whole area

Most distinctive hotels

Every hotel in Oaxaca City

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Casa AntonietaOriginal stone courtyard arches frame custom Zapotec textiles from Teotitlán del Valle.DesignHeritageSocial$$ Casa SilencioRammed earth walls, reclaimed timber, and mosaic installations fashioned from recycled El Silencio glass bottles.LocalDesignSocial$$$$

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Flavia HotelStepped raw concrete volumes descending four hillside levels around a central botanical courtyard.DesignSocialLocal$$$

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Grana B&BA terracotta spiral staircase and barro verde planters accent the central courtyard.DesignHeritageLocal$$ Grand Fiesta Americana OaxacaTres Más Dos Arquitectos arranged local cantera stone, native timber, and horizontal patios that channel sunlight throughout.DesignWellnessLocal$$$

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Hotel AzulSuites conceived by Oaxacan artists hold handmade paper headboards and custom woodwork.DesignHeritageLocal$$ Hotel Casa Santo OrigenTimbered ceilings and exposed stone walls contrast with modern furniture in eight secluded suites.DesignLuxeLocal$$$ Hotel EscondidoAlberto Kalach merges a nineteenth-century colonial house with a brutalist concrete tower, raw stucco, and bespoke artisan craft.DesignHeritageLocal$$$ Hotel Pug Seal OaxacaCourtyard frescoes inspired by Zapotec myths, sculptural stairs, and patinated jewel-toned walls.DesignHeritageLocal$$$ Hotel Sin NombreA glass-domed courtyard framed by sandstone archways and charcoal-tinted lime plaster walls.DesignSocialHeritage$$

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Majagua Hotel Boutique Oaxaca.Restored Art Deco architecture with terrazzo floors and native macuil woodwork.DesignSocialLocal$$

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Otro OaxacaRaw concrete, local red brick, and green limestone frame an interlocking pavilion layout inspired by ancient Mitla.DesignWellnessLocal$$$