When it comes to Oaxaca’s provincial charm, no hotel embodies it more than the Hacienda La Noria. Located amid Sierra Madre’s beautiful mountains, this hotel gives you the space to slow things down and take in both history and nature at their purest forms.
Welcome
to Hotel Hacienda La Noria in central Oaxaca. Dig the photo to the left (with room
service). Hotel Hotel Hacienda La Noria has a restaurant, lobby bar, meeting and conventions rooms, swimming pool, bar, room service, internet access, mail and fax service, taxi service, doctors on call, air conditioning, safety box, dollar exchange service 24 hours a day, travel agency, parking lot, easy transportation to downtown, business center, catering services, swimming pool.
The hotel is located 15 minutes from the main square
which is an ideal location for superb vistas of the city.
Have the best of both worlds. Free shuttle service gets you downtown and at night you have the peace and quiet of this oasis!
A small pool and fine restaurant compliment your stay in this enchanting Oaxaca hotel.
From the Hotel Hacienda La Noria the wonder of Oaxaca is at your doorstep...
The restaurant serves Oaxaqueña cuisine at its' best.
All Hotel Hacienda La Noria's comfortable rooms, are distributed in different buildings. The standard rooms, and junior suites are beautifully furnished with satellite TV, minibars, air conditioning in jr suites, sitting areas in jr suites, and other amenities, like cale TV, and nice views of Oaxaca.
Oaxaca’s Hacienda La Noria is situated along Avenida Eduardo Mata. A 5-hour drive from Mexico City, our Oaxaca hotel is 10 blocks from the Zocalo (Main Square), making it easy for you to explore every nook and cranny of ancient southern Mexico
The most famous destinations are only minutes away from our hotel in Oaxaca, Mexico:
Plaza Cristal Mall
Airport and first-class bus station
Historical Center and Zocalo (Main Square)
Convento de Santo Domingo
Museo Regional de Oaxaca
Catedral Metropolitana
Casa de Benito Juarez
Arbol del Tule, Mitla
Monte Alban
Yagul archeological ruins
Plenty of buses and taxis roam the area near Oaxaca’s Hacienda La Noria, making travel very easy for you.
In 1532 the city was
given the royal title of “Noble and Loyal City of Antequera” by the King of
Spain, Charles V who had a reputation as being verbose. In 1821 the name was changed to Oaxaca, which is derived from
the Náhuatl word huáxyacac, an acacia-like tree
that produces an edible seed (if you like eating seeds). In 1872, after the
death of the State's native son, Benito Juarez (Benemérito de las Américas), the
city changed its name to Ciudad Oaxaca de Juárez. Oaxaca City is only four and a
half hours from Mexico City via the new highway. Currently, around a quarter of
a million habitants live in the capital city of Oaxaca.
The beautiful state of oaxaca is located in the southerd part of the mexican territory on the pacific Coast.
Its' limits on the north are the states of Puebla and Veracruz, eastbound, by the states of Chiapas and westbound by the states of Guerrero.
The famous and beautiful beaches of Huatulco and Puerto Escondido are found in Oaxaca.
The city of Oaxaca is located on a 45 minute flight or 4.5 hour car trip from Mexico city.
The Hotel Hacienda La Noria is located an the top of the Hill in the middle of a 70,000 sq meter garden. It offers a breathtaking view of the andcien city center it´sonly a short trip to the airport, or to the archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla.
The Church of Santo Domingo opened
for worship in 1608 and is one of the best examples of baroque architecture in
Mexico.
IT is shown to the left. Just a short distance from the Hotel Hacienda La Noria in central Oaxaca.
The Hotel Hacienda La Noria is 15 minutes from downtown and 15 minutes from the Oaxaca airport.
The happy tourist to the right of the interior of the church is happy staying at Hacienda La Noria in central Oaxaca. And happy she got a good deal with CancunSteve..
If she enters just the right portal she will be lost in another time and place of mideval enchantement.
To demonstrate just click anywhere on the image above. Now using your arrow keys move the happy girl into the boroque courtyard and try to find that magic portal into the time warp into that magical mideval past.
When you've found it she will dissapear into this magical time and place as you will.
The genealogical tree of Santo Domingo de Guzmán (founder of the Order)
is awesome. It is done in gilded and polychrome plasterwork upon the ceiling
. The arched vault of the main
nave is also spectacular and has thirty-six paintings depicting passages from
both the Old and the New Testament. Oaxacan artists rebuilt the splendid, gilt
baroque area in 1959. The eighteenth-century Capilla del Rosario (annexed to
the church) is an architectural jewel dedicated to the Virgin of the same name.
Within it there are paintings of the Virgin and of Christ. The joyful, painful,
and glorious “mysteries” of the rosary are depicted upon the walls of the
church, and upon the ceiling of the choir.
Today the ex-convent houses an excellent museum run by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). It often hosts folk art exhibits and has an ethno-botanical garden that has tours in both Spanish and English.
Enjoy traditional Oaxacan dishes.
Las Cañastas – serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, featuring traditional Oaxacan and International cuisines
La Terraza – offers special beverages by the pool
La Troje meeting room – 250 pax
Conference room
Pool bar. Enjoy your favorite cocktail at the swimming pool surrounded by beautiful gardens. Service from 10 AM to 6 PM
Rates in PESOS per night plus
19% tax Jan 8 2012 to Dec 31 2013 except high season which is below
Single STANDARD room
560
STANDARD ROOM-double
600
STANDARD triple
700
JR SUITE single
700
JR SUITE Double
780
LOW SEASON PERIODS: jan 7-30 mar |apr 15- jul 20|aug 1-15dec |jan 5 - mar 22 2013| apr 7 - jul 16 2013 |
Aug 1 - Dec 14 2013
HIGH SEASON PERIODS: 31 mar - 14 apr| 21 jul - 31 jul| fiesta de la guelaguetza | Dec 16 2012 - Jan 4 2013 | Mar 23 - Apr 6 2013 | Jul 17 - 31 2013 |
HIGH SEASON PRICES
Single STANDARD room
600
STANDARD ROOM-double
700
STANDARD triple
800
JR SUITE single
800
JR SUITE Double
900
up to 2 children up to 11 free staying
with parents up to 2 adults plus 2 children per room or 3 adults and 1 child
Rates in PESOS per person plus
15% tax and 15% service for meal plans
American breakfast
115
Oaxaqueno breakfast
130
Lunch
150
Dinner
130
coffee service
68
Rates in PESOS per night plus
19% tax Jan 8 2012 to Dec 31 2013 except high season which is below
Single SUPERIOR room air conditioned
700
STANDARD ROOM-double
760
JR SUITE single
700
JR SUITE Double
760
LOW SEASON PERIODS: jan 7-30 mar |apr 15- jul 20|aug 1-15dec |jan 5 - mar 22 2013| apr 7 - jul 16 2013 |
Aug 1 - Dec 14 2013
HIGH SEASON PERIODS: 31 mar - 14 apr| 21 jul - 31 jul| fiesta de la guelaguetza | Dec 16 2012 - Jan 4 2013 | Mar 23 - Apr 6 2013 | Jul 17 - 31 2013 |
HIGH SEASON PRICES
Single SUPERIOR room
770
SUPERIOR ROOM-double
840
JR SUITE single
770
JR SUITE Double
840
up to 2 children up to 11 free staying
with parents up to 2 adults plus 2 children per room or 3 adults and 1 child
Rates in PESOS per person plus
15% tax and 15% service for meal plans
American breakfast
115
Oaxaqueno breakfast
130
Lunch
150
Dinner
130
coffee service
68
La Troje has air conditioning; three divisions with projection facilities. With the booking of 10 rooms enjoy a deep discount in renting La Troje for your event!
When it comes to Oaxaca’s provincial charm, no hotel embodies it more than the Hacienda La Noria.
The hotel is located 15 minutes from the main square
which is an ideal location for superb vistas of the city.
All Hotel Hacienda La Noria's comfortable rooms, are distributed in different buildings. The standard rooms, and junior suites are beautifully furnished with satellite TV, minibars, air conditioning in jr suites, sitting areas in jr suites, and other amenities, like cale TV, and nice views of Oaxaca.
In 1532 the city was
given the royal title of “Noble and Loyal City of Antequera” by the King of
Spain, Charles V who had a reputation as being verbose. In 1821 the name was changed to Oaxaca, which is derived from
the Náhuatl word huáxyacac, an acacia-like tree
that produces an edible seed (if you like eating seeds). 
Enjoy traditional Oaxacan dishes.