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Hostel · Oaxaca

Hostal Andaina

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Immerse yourself in simple comfort at Hostal Andaina, nestled in the heart of Oaxaca de Juárez. This tranquil room, with its peaceful blue accents and soft lighting, offers a restful sanctuary after a day of exploring Oaxaca's vibrant cultural streets and historic sites. Perfect for travelers seeking an affordable yet welcoming base, it invites you to unwind in a genuinely local atmosphere wrapped in warm, quiet vibes. Whether you’re a solo adventurer or a budget traveler, find your moment of calm here and recharge your spirit for more unforgettable journeys ahead.

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March to October for warm, dry weather

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What this place feels like

Enriching
Indulgent
Local
Branded
Quiet
Lively
Relaxing
Adventurous

Expect somewhere local, enriching and quiet.

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March to October for warm, dry weather

1–7 nights

Light luggage, Travel essentials, Camera to capture cozy local spots, and Reusable water bottle

Solo Travelers, Budget Travelers, Backpackers, Culture Seekers, and Peace Seekers

The nearest airport is Xoxocotlán International Airport, just 20 minutes by taxi from Oaxaca city center.

Explore more lodging options including boutique hotels and guesthouses in Centro Oaxaca.Book a stay →

Combine your stay with visits to Monte Albán archeological site, local mezcal tours, and colorful markets in Oaxaca.

$1-$25

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