Name: Hotel Alma de Oaxaca
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Monte Alban Hotel & Travel Guide

Gain a better understanding of the events, people and places that have helped shape this region at Monte Alban, one of the most important historic attractions.

To experience it, take a trip of to Oaxaca, 230 miles (370 kilometers) from the capital of the country, Mexico City.

Accommodation options are somewhat sparse in the immediate vicinity of Monte Alban, but you'll find 89 candidates within 6 miles (10 kilometers). Spend some time comparing the different amenities at the Hotel Casa Divina Oaxaca and Casa Catrina.

In the surrounding area, there are some great value solutions that are the perfect choice for making your savings go further. You will find the Hostal Del Barrio and the Hierba de Conejo - Hostel a short drive away.

Indulge yourself by staying at one of the few deluxe establishments that are within easy commuting distance. The Quinta Real Oaxaca and Palacio Borghese are ideal choices that you should consider.

You don’t need to be a foodie to like the menu at Restaurante Monte Albán (Zona Arqueológica de Monte Alban SN, Centro, Oaxaca). Even better, you can find it just 0.06 miles (0.10 kilometers) away.

Other Things to Do Near Monte Alban

You've come to see Monte Alban, but you could be just as pleased with what the rest of the area has available:

For greater insight into the character of this area, spend time exploring the historic Gran Plaza.
If you're in the mood for a little edification, check out what's on at Tlapanochestli.
Plaza Bella Oaxaca is wonderful destination for shopping, featuring a wide variety of stores and eating options.
Parque Juarez El Llano is a green urban sanctuary. It's a great spot to take a stroll and simply enjoy nature.
Marvel at evidence of a real archaeological dig at Atzompa Archaeological Site.

If you are looking for an American Chain hotel, then there are those, but if you want an authentic Mexican hotel experience, this is the place. It is centrally located in one of the busiest street markets in Mexico, where the hustle of bustle starts early and ends late. Yes, there is loud music from the shops ( music disc vendors and some shops play music), a smoky bar barque smell in the breeze from the many charcoal braziers in the food market, noise from the vendors and bit traffic, but that is exactly where the hotel is located. It is with two blocks of the Zocalo and is central to the museums and cultural centers. The staff are very friendly and are quick to provide any thing that you might need. The rooms are clean, the linens fresh and the rooms well appointed. There are spacious open air areas to just sit and enjoy the hour. The hotel has an entrance on the ground floor. The second floor has a lovely interior open air patio that is comfortably furnished. The third floor contains 3 rooms for guests, an open air roof top patio, the meeting rooms and the breakfast buffet room. Once you climb the stairs from the lobby to the second floor, you are in the middle of the city, but have a quiet refuge. I will stay here again, in a heartbeat... I love the ambiance and the feeling of this place..Oh and the coffee maker in the room is such a treasure fr Mexico. This is a great place to stay. Some knowledge of Spanish is helpful.