# C. Carmen Xolotl/Ramo de nube https://www.wander.com/property/cal901-665242918788793433 > Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural heart of Oaxaca, situated just steps away from the lush greenery and historic monuments of El Llano park. Nearby, discover the breathtaking biodiversity of the Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca or experience the authentic local rhythm of the Mercado de La Merced. Continue your exploration at the nearby Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca, where the city’s colonial ## Property Overview - **Sleeps**: 2 guests - **Bedrooms**: 1 - **Bathrooms**: 1 - **Square Footage**: 1,000 sq ft ## Pricing & Availability - **Nightly Rate**: $239.65 - $805.81 (before taxes and fees) - **Next Available**: November 16, 2026 - **Available Days**: 53 days in the next 90 days - **Daily Pricing (Next 90 Days)**: - Nov 11, 2026: $229 (Not Available) - Nov 12, 2026: $229 (Not Available) - Nov 13, 2026: $315 (Not Available) - Nov 14, 2026: $321 (Not Available) - Nov 15, 2026: $296 (Not Available) - Nov 16, 2026: $301 (Available) - Nov 17, 2026: $306 (Available) - Nov 18, 2026: $249 (Available) - Nov 19, 2026: $315 (Available) - Nov 20, 2026: $340 (Not Available) - Nov 21, 2026: $343 (Not Available) - Nov 22, 2026: $265 (Not Available) - Nov 23, 2026: $265 (Available) - Nov 24, 2026: $265 (Available) - Nov 25, 2026: $265 (Not Available) - Nov 26, 2026: $265 (Not Available) - Nov 27, 2026: $278 (Not Available) - Nov 28, 2026: $281 (Not Available) - Nov 29, 2026: $240 (Available) - Nov 30, 2026: $250 (Available) - Dec 1, 2026: $358 (Available) - Dec 2, 2026: $358 (Available) - Dec 3, 2026: $344 (Not Available) - Dec 4, 2026: $389 (Not Available) - Dec 5, 2026: $371 (Not Available) - Dec 6, 2026: $363 (Not Available) - Dec 7, 2026: $364 (Available) - Dec 8, 2026: $356 (Available) - Dec 9, 2026: $346 (Available) - Dec 10, 2026: $348 (Not Available) - Dec 11, 2026: $366 (Not Available) - Dec 12, 2026: $386 (Not Available) - Dec 13, 2026: $372 (Available) - Dec 14, 2026: $373 (Available) - Dec 15, 2026: $373 (Available) - Dec 16, 2026: $373 (Available) - Dec 17, 2026: $373 (Available) - Dec 18, 2026: $402 (Available) - Dec 19, 2026: $408 (Not Available) - Dec 20, 2026: $413 (Not Available) - Dec 21, 2026: $413 (Not Available) - Dec 22, 2026: $413 (Not Available) - Dec 23, 2026: $413 (Not Available) - Dec 24, 2026: $493 (Not Available) - Dec 25, 2026: $530 (Not Available) - Dec 26, 2026: $692 (Not Available) - Dec 27, 2026: $660 (Available) - Dec 28, 2026: $660 (Available) - Dec 29, 2026: $681 (Available) - Dec 30, 2026: $681 (Available) - Dec 31, 2026: $758 (Not Available) - Jan 1, 2027: $656 (Available) - Jan 2, 2027: $500 (Available) - Jan 3, 2027: $364 (Available) - Jan 4, 2027: $363 (Not Available) - Jan 5, 2027: $363 (Not Available) - Jan 6, 2027: $363 (Not Available) - Jan 7, 2027: $363 (Not Available) - Jan 8, 2027: $370 (Available) - Jan 9, 2027: $365 (Available) - Jan 10, 2027: $344 (Available) - Jan 11, 2027: $344 (Available) - Jan 12, 2027: $344 (Available) - Jan 13, 2027: $343 (Not Available) - Jan 14, 2027: $343 (Not Available) - Jan 15, 2027: $360 (Not Available) - Jan 16, 2027: $360 (Available) - Jan 17, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 18, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 19, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 20, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 21, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 22, 2027: $362 (Available) - Jan 23, 2027: $363 (Available) - Jan 24, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 25, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 26, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 27, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 28, 2027: $342 (Available) - Jan 29, 2027: $806 (Available) - Jan 30, 2027: $806 (Available) - Jan 31, 2027: $526 (Available) - Feb 1, 2027: $510 (Available) - Feb 2, 2027: $510 (Available) - Feb 3, 2027: $446 (Available) - Feb 4, 2027: $510 (Available) - Feb 5, 2027: $411 (Available) - Feb 6, 2027: $411 (Available) - Feb 7, 2027: $328 (Not Available) - Feb 8, 2027: $328 (Not Available) - Feb 9, 2027: $328 (Not Available) ## Location - **Address**: Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico - **Coordinates**: 17.0696974, -96.7233223 - **Timezone**: America/Mexico_City - **Local Area**: Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural heart of Oaxaca, situated just steps away from the lush greenery and historic monuments of El Llano park. Nearby, discover the breathtaking biodiversity of the Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca or experience the authentic local rhythm of the Mercado de La Merced. Continue your exploration at the nearby Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca, where the city’s colonial ## Amenities - Air conditioning - Carbon monoxide detector - Fire extinguisher - First aid kit - Smoke detector - Tv - Wifi - Bed linens - Body soap - Conditioner - Hot water - Iron - Safe - Shampoo - Shower gel - Bath linens - Cleaning products ## Dining Recommendations - **Las Quince Letras**: Chef Celia Florián's award-winning restaurant is a rustic-elegant sanctuary of authentic Oaxacan cuisine, where mole reigns supreme and traditional flavors shine through dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients and time-honored techniques since 1992. - **Boulenc**: Boulenc is a charming Oaxaca café and restaurant serving French-inspired breakfasts, fresh pizzas, and artisan breads in a bohemian courtyard setting. With friendly staff, delicious food, and a magical ambiance, it's become a must-visit destination for both locals and travelers. - **Los Danzantes**: Los Danzantes Oaxaca, a Michelin-starred gem, reimagines traditional Oaxacan cuisine with farm-to-table flair, mezcal pairings, and seasonal moles in a vibrant, ritualistic ambiance. - **Criollo**: Criollo Restaurant brings New Orleans magic to life with soulful Creole and Gulf seafood dishes that blend cherished traditions with contemporary flair, all served in an elegant French Quarter setting within historic Hotel Monteleone. Don't miss their immersive Le Petit Chef dining experience featuring cinematic 3D storytelling paired with a five-course seasonal menu. - **Casa Oaxaca el Restaurante**: Nestled in Oaxaca's historic center beside Santo Domingo church, Casa Oaxaca El Restaurante by Chef Alejandro Ruiz weaves contemporary Oaxacan flavors with local ingredients into stunning dishes, served in an elegant two-story space with romantic rooftop views. - **Levadura de Olla Restaurante**: I don't have specific information about Levadura de Olla Restaurante in the search results provided. To write an accurate and engaging description for this restaurant, I would need details about its cuisine type, location, atmosphere, signature dishes, or what makes it unique. 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Open late from 8pm into the early hours, it's perfect for casual, flavorful bites amid a lively, no-frills vibe. - **Restaurant Tierra del Sol**: Tierra del Sol is a casual elegant restaurant in Oaxaca celebrating authentic traditional Mexican cuisine through chef Olga Cabrera's family heritage, featuring handmade tortillas, regional specialties, and exceptional salsas prepared tableside in a charming setting near Santo Domingo de Guzmán. - **Oaxaca Real Hotel**: Discover the captivating flavors of Oaxacan traditional cuisine and Mexico's culinary diversity at La Terraza de Tita, the cozy heart of Hotel Oaxaca Real. Nestled in Oaxaca's historic center, this charming spot blends authentic tastes with an inviting, colonial ambiance. ## Activities & Attractions - **Mercado 20 de Noviembre**: Dive into the smoky Pasillo del Humo at Mercado 20 de Noviembre, where you pick tasajo, cecina, or chorizo to grill fresh alongside handmade tortillas, salsas, and Oaxacan specialties like mole and chapulines. Food-loving adventurers and culture seekers will savor this vibrant, affordable taste of local tradition. - **Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca (Plaza de La Constitución)**: I'd be happy to help write an engaging description, but I need more information about the activity itself. You've provided the location (Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca) and the date context, but I don't have details about what the activity actually is—what will participants do, what's the purpose, who is it designed for, and what makes it special or unique? Could you provide those details so I can craft a compelling 1-2 sentence description? - **El Llano**: Discover El Llano's dramatic desert plains meeting the Sea of Cortez in Baja California Sur, where rich marine biodiversity and arid beauty create a serene escape for ecotourism lovers and nature enthusiasts seeking tranquil coastal adventures. - **Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca**: Discover the Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca, a living museum of over 900 native plant species woven into Zapotec and Mixtec cultural stories, from towering cacti walls to medicinal herbs and ancient crops. Nature lovers, culture enthusiasts, and eco-curious travelers will adore this biodiverse oasis in the heart of Oaxaca. - **Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad**: Discover the stunning Baroque Basilica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad in Oaxaca, with its earthquake-resistant design, ornate golden altar housing the patron Virgin, and one of Mexico's oldest organs. History buffs and architecture lovers will be captivated by this UNESCO-listed gem. - **Museum of Cultures of Oaxaca, Santo Domingo**: I appreciate your request, but I notice there's a mismatch between the search results provided (which focus on ESL writing activities and descriptive writing techniques) and your query about the Museum of Cultures of Oaxaca in Santo Domingo. The search results don't contain information about this museum. To write an accurate, engaging description of the Museum of Cultures of Oaxaca, I would need relevant information about the museum itself—such as its collections, exhibits, atmosphere, or what makes it unique. Could you provide search results or details about this specific museum so I can create an appropriate description? - **Mercado Benito Juárez**: # Mercado Benito Juárez Description Explore the vibrant heart of Mexican culture at Mercado Benito Juárez, where locals and visitors alike browse authentic crafts, fresh produce, and traditional foods. Perfect for anyone seeking genuine cultural immersion and unique souvenirs in a lively, colorful atmosphere. - **Oaxaca Artisan Market**: Discover Oaxaca's vibrant Artisan Market, where colorful textiles, intricate pottery, and handmade jewelry burst with indigenous craftsmanship. Perfect for culture lovers, shoppers, and adventurers seeking authentic treasures. - **Museo Textil de Oaxaca**: Explore the vibrant world of Oaxacan textiles in a beautifully restored 18th-century mansion, where traditional weaving techniques meet contemporary art through rotating exhibitions and free guided tours—perfect for art lovers and cultural enthusiasts. ## Local Services - **OAXACA CHEDRAUI Xoxocotlán**: Discover Oaxaca Chedraui in Xoxocotlán, your go-to grocery spot bursting with fresh Oaxacan specialties like decadent tartas, domino cakes, white lady pastries, and flaky croissants alongside everyday essentials. 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Stock up on groceries, imports, and beach essentials all in one vibrant spot. - **Chedraui Oaxaca Reforma**: Discover Chedraui Oaxaca Reforma, your go-to grocery haven boasting fresh Oaxacan moles, artisanal mezcals, and vibrant local produce that capture the essence of Mexico's culinary heart. - **Mercado de La Merced**: Discover the vibrant Mercado de La Merced, Mexico City's bustling hub for fresh tamales, exotic spices, handmade tortillas, and an irresistible array of street food specialties that capture authentic flavors. - **Walmart**: Discover everyday essentials and specialty delights at Walmart, from farm-fresh produce and gourmet international snacks to organic meats and exclusive bakery treats that make shopping a flavor adventure. - **Chedraui**: Discover Chedraui, Mexico's go-to grocery haven boasting unbeatable deals on premium tequila, vast organic and gluten-free selections, fresh-baked pastries, and everything from local meats to international delights. - **Soriana Reforma**: Discover Soriana Reforma, Mexico's favorite grocery haven offering fresh field picks on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, alongside an unbeatable selection of wines, liquors, beers, and top electrodomesticos for every home. Shop in-store or online for exclusive deals! - **Walmart**: # Walmart Grocery Store Description Walmart offers an unbeatable combination of everyday essentials and specialty items at competitive prices, featuring wide, comfortable aisles stocked with fresh produce, quality meats, and an impressive selection of household goods. Shop with ease using their smooth carts and convenient self-checkout options, plus enjoy complimentary samples throughout the store. - **La Cosecha Organic Market**: Discover La Cosecha Organic Market, your go-to spot for vibrant, farm-fresh organic produce, artisanal cheeses, and exotic superfoods that elevate every meal with pure, sustainable flavor. - **Bodega Aurrera**: Bodega Aurrera is your go-to grocery destination for affordable essentials like their house-brand cat litter, tuna, and napkins, plus exciting exclusives in electronics, home goods, and Hot Sale deals that make everyday shopping a steal. ## Additional Information - **Shipping to**:

Shipping Items to the House
Can I ship some gear to the house before my stay? Absolutely! However, please note that deliveries are at your own discretion; Wander will not be held liable for lost, stolen, or tampered items or packages.

IMPORTANT: Please ensure that delivery will fall during your stay dates in order to prevent disturbing the guests at the house before and after your trip. Should your package arrive on a day that doesn’t fall during your trip, a $50 fee will be charged for our runner's fee.


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- **Occupancy notice**:

This home follows a strict maximum occupancy rule. Please make sure that the total number of guests accompanying you (including both children and adults) doesn't exceed the indicated maximum occupancy above to avoid cancellation of your stay and additional fees.

- **No smoking**:

Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the property.

## Guest Services - **24/7 Concierge**: Available through the Wander app - **Housekeeping**: Professional cleaning service - **Maintenance**: On-call support for any issues - **Local Recommendations**: Dining, activities, and experiences ## Property Details - **Property ID**: 665242918788793433 - **Hero Image**: https://assets.wander.com/665242965207154715/fullres.webp --- *Last modified: 2026-11-11*