Vogue Names 17 Best Airbnbs in Oaxaca, From Brutalist Villas to Artisan-Designed Homes
Vogue has released a guide featuring 17 vacation rentals located in Oaxaca, Mexico, showcasing choices in both the historic city center and coastal areas. Notable accommodations include a one-bedroom apartment at Casa Unión Oaxaca and a six-bedroom villa in Crucecita. The properties boast local craftsmanship, such as Rojo Deseno situated in a repurposed chocolate factory and a mezcal brand residence with a ritual space. Additional listings comprise Lunaterra Alberca, La Danta Chayote, Rooftop Glass House, and Casa Criollo. Coastal selections feature BeachVilla, Coyote Loft, and a villa close to La Barra de Colotepec beach. Nightly prices vary from $159 at Casa Labra to $677 at BeachVilla, highlighting Oaxaca's culinary delights and mezcal heritage.
Key facts
- Vogue published a guide to 17 Airbnbs in Oaxaca, Mexico
- Nightly rates cited range from $159 at Casa Labra to $677 at BeachVilla
- Rojo Deseno occupies a former artisanal chocolate factory with tiles made by Oaxacan artisans
- A two-bedroom city-center home is a physical extension of the mezcal brand De Ella
- Lunaterra Alberca in Reforma combines terracotta walls with brutalist architecture and a heated pool
- La Danta Chayote is one of four bungalows built on a 30-year-old garden from hand-carved Cantera stone
- BeachVilla in Crucecita sleeps 12 with a private pool and semi-private beach access
- Oaxaca is described as Mexico's largest producer of mezcal
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Institutions
- Vogue
- De Ella
- Airbnb
Locations
- Oaxaca
- Mexico
- Mexico City
- Crucecita
- Reforma
- Jalatlaco
- San Pablo Etla
- Puerto Ángel
- Santa María Tonameca
- San Felipe
- La Barra
- La Barra de Colotepec