# Consuelo MU Doble (1) https://www.wander.com/property/consuelo-mu-doble-1-682663880471612814 > Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Oaxaca de Juárez, starting with the stunning Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca located just steps away. A short walk brings you to the historic Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca and the bustling stalls of Mercado Benito Juárez, perfect for tasting authentic local delicacies. Spend your afternoons exploring the vibrant Mercado de La Merced or relaxing in the nearby green ## Property Overview - **Sleeps**: 4 guests - **Bedrooms**: 1 - **Bathrooms**: 1 - **Square Footage**: 1,000 sq ft ## Pricing & Availability - **Nightly Rate**: $89.44 - $238.63 (before taxes and fees) - **Next Available**: November 20, 2026 - **Available Days**: 76 days in the next 90 days - **Daily Pricing (Next 90 Days)**: - Nov 11, 2026: $85 (Not Available) - Nov 12, 2026: $85 (Not Available) - Nov 13, 2026: $117 (Not Available) - Nov 14, 2026: $119 (Not Available) - Nov 15, 2026: $110 (Not Available) - Nov 16, 2026: $112 (Not Available) - Nov 17, 2026: $114 (Not Available) - Nov 18, 2026: $93 (Not Available) - Nov 19, 2026: $117 (Not Available) - Nov 20, 2026: $127 (Available) - Nov 21, 2026: $128 (Available) - Nov 22, 2026: $98 (Available) - Nov 23, 2026: $98 (Available) - Nov 24, 2026: $98 (Available) - Nov 25, 2026: $99 (Available) - Nov 26, 2026: $99 (Available) - Nov 27, 2026: $99 (Available) - Nov 28, 2026: $99 (Available) - Nov 29, 2026: $92 (Available) - Nov 30, 2026: $89 (Available) - Dec 1, 2026: $128 (Available) - Dec 2, 2026: $132 (Available) - Dec 3, 2026: $128 (Available) - Dec 4, 2026: $138 (Available) - Dec 5, 2026: $138 (Available) - Dec 6, 2026: $129 (Available) - Dec 7, 2026: $129 (Available) - Dec 8, 2026: $129 (Available) - Dec 9, 2026: $129 (Available) - Dec 10, 2026: $129 (Available) - Dec 11, 2026: $133 (Available) - Dec 12, 2026: $144 (Available) - Dec 13, 2026: $138 (Available) - Dec 14, 2026: $139 (Available) - Dec 15, 2026: $139 (Available) - Dec 16, 2026: $139 (Available) - Dec 17, 2026: $139 (Available) - Dec 18, 2026: $150 (Available) - Dec 19, 2026: $152 (Available) - Dec 20, 2026: $154 (Not Available) - Dec 21, 2026: $154 (Not Available) - Dec 22, 2026: $154 (Not Available) - Dec 23, 2026: $154 (Not Available) - Dec 24, 2026: $184 (Not Available) - Dec 25, 2026: $184 (Available) - Dec 26, 2026: $239 (Available) - Dec 27, 2026: $239 (Available) - Dec 28, 2026: $239 (Available) - Dec 29, 2026: $239 (Available) - Dec 30, 2026: $239 (Available) - Dec 31, 2026: $239 (Not Available) - Jan 1, 2027: $239 (Available) - Jan 2, 2027: $184 (Available) - Jan 3, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 4, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 5, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 6, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 7, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 8, 2027: $138 (Available) - Jan 9, 2027: $136 (Available) - Jan 10, 2027: $128 (Available) - Jan 11, 2027: $128 (Available) - Jan 12, 2027: $128 (Available) - Jan 13, 2027: $128 (Available) - Jan 14, 2027: $128 (Available) - Jan 15, 2027: $134 (Available) - Jan 16, 2027: $134 (Available) - Jan 17, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 18, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 19, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 20, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 21, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 22, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 23, 2027: $135 (Available) - Jan 24, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 25, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 26, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 27, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 28, 2027: $127 (Available) - Jan 29, 2027: $184 (Available) - Jan 30, 2027: $184 (Available) - Jan 31, 2027: $184 (Available) - Feb 1, 2027: $184 (Available) - Feb 2, 2027: $184 (Available) - Feb 3, 2027: $166 (Available) - Feb 4, 2027: $184 (Available) - Feb 5, 2027: $153 (Available) - Feb 6, 2027: $153 (Available) - Feb 7, 2027: $122 (Available) - Feb 8, 2027: $122 (Available) - Feb 9, 2027: $122 (Available) ## Location - **Address**: Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico - **Coordinates**: 17.0645951, -96.7211153 - **Timezone**: America/Mexico_City - **Local Area**: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Oaxaca de Juárez, starting with the stunning Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca located just steps away. A short walk brings you to the historic Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca and the bustling stalls of Mercado Benito Juárez, perfect for tasting authentic local delicacies. Spend your afternoons exploring the vibrant Mercado de La Merced or relaxing in the nearby green ## Amenities - Air conditioning - Hot water - Fire extinguisher - First aid kit - Carbon monoxide detector - Hangers - Mini fridge - Microwave - Extra pillows - Body soap - Long term stays allowed - Shampoo - Wifi - Dining table - Dedicated workspace - Coffee maker - Closet - Bed linens - Tv - Dishes ## Dining Recommendations - **Restaurant Tierra del Sol**: Restaurant Tierra del Sol in Oaxaca offers exquisite contemporary and traditional Mexican cuisine, especially hearty moles, crafted by chef Olga Cabrera with deep respect for ancestral Mixteca recipes. The restaurant features a beautiful rooftop terrace with stunning views, creating an elegant yet informal ambiance perfect for enjoying mezcal cocktails and fragrant soups. - **Lechoncito de Oro**: Lechoncito de Oro is Oaxaca’s most famous late-night street taco stand, renowned for its tender suckling pig tacos topped with crispy chicharrón. Open only after sunset until early morning, this humble cart offers an unforgettable, authentic taste of Mexican pork cuisine in a lively, local atmosphere. - **Casa Oaxaca el Restaurante**: Casa Oaxaca El Restaurante offers contemporary Oaxacan cuisine that blends local ingredients and international touches with a focus on elegant presentation, all served in a vibrant two-story space under the shadow of Santo Domingo de Guzmán’s temple. The restaurant features an open-air rooftop terrace and is renowned for its charcoal-grilled dishes, honoring chef Alejandro Ruiz’s mother while celebrating three decades of Oaxacan gastronomy. - **Los Danzantes**: Los Danzantes offers a Michelin-starred journey into creative Oaxacan cuisine, served in a dazzling open-air courtyard where earthy decor, live music, and warm mezcal create an inviting, sensory-rich ambiance. [1][2][3][5] - **Boulenc**: Boulenc in Oaxaca is a charming colonial-era café and bakery specializing in nutrient-rich sourdough bread, fresh pizzas, and vegan-friendly brunch dishes, all served in a cozy, bohemian courtyard with a lively, authentic atmosphere. - **Las Quince Letras**: Las Quince Letras offers an authentic, Michelin-recognized experience of Oaxacan cuisine, featuring standout moles and fresh local ingredients in a warm, rustic-elegant two-story house in downtown Oaxaca. - **Oaxaca Real Hotel**: Savor delicious homemade Oaxacan cuisine like tlayudas and enchiladas at La Terraza Restaurant, nestled in a cozy, charming space within the historic heart of Oaxaca City. The hotel offers a unique blend of traditional flavors and a welcoming ambiance just steps from Santo Domingo Cathedral. - **Criollo**: Criollo offers a refined blend of Creole and Cajun cuisine with ingredient-driven, seasonal menus in an elegant New Orleans ambiance featuring marble tables, dark wood, and warm lighting. - **Levadura de Olla Restaurante**: Levadura de Olla Restaurante offers an unforgettable taste of traditional Oaxacan cuisine, featuring inimitable tamales and ceremonial dishes inspired by the Sierra Sur. Located in the heart of Oaxaca City, this intimate space honors ancestral ingredients and techniques, creating a warm and authentic dining experience rooted in cultural heritage. - **Oscuro Brebaje**: Oscuro Brebaje is a charming fusion restaurant and café in Oaxaca offering delicious Mexican, Latina, and contemporary cuisine with generous portions at fair prices[1][3]. Its cozy, unique ambiance features a bright back room and outdoor terrace, perfect for family meals or romantic dinners[2][4]. ## Activities & Attractions - **El Llano**: El Llano is a charming Texas destination where you can tour a historic courthouse, enjoy rodeos and bull rides, and explore scenic outdoors, making it perfect for history buffs, adventure lovers, and families seeking live music and tasty food. - **Mercado 20 de Noviembre**: Visita el vibrante Mercado 20 de Noviembre en Oaxaca, famoso por su inolvidable Pasillo de Humo donde se degusta tasajo y cecina a la parrilla, un lugar ideal para amantes de la comida auténtica y viajeros curiosos que buscan la esencia cultural de México. - **Museo Textil de Oaxaca**: Located in a beautifully restored 18th-century home in Oaxaca’s historic center, the Museo Textil de Oaxaca celebrates vibrant weaving traditions and contemporary textile art through rotating exhibits, workshops, and guided tours. This unique cultural experience is perfect for art lovers, design enthusiasts, and curious travelers who want to explore how cloth, craft, and community intertwine in Mexican culture. - **Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad**: Visit the Baroque Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad in Oaxaca, a UNESCO-listed sanctuary with a unique anti-seismic design that makes it special for history lovers and devout pilgrims seeking to honor the city's patroness. - **Zócalo de la Ciudad de Oaxaca (Plaza de La Constitución)**: The Zócalo of Oaxaca is the historic heart of the city, where centuries of culture, music, and daily life blend under the shade of centennial laurels, making it a perfect spot for tourists and locals to soak in Oaxacan tradition and enjoy a moment of peaceful connection. - **Mercado Benito Juárez**: Mercado Benito Juárez is a vibrant, historic hub in Puerto Escondido where fresh tropical produce, seafood, spices, and local crafts blend with Oaxacan culture, making it perfect for food lovers, curious travelers, and anyone seeking authentic Mexican flavors and artisan treasures. - **Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca**: The Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca is a magical 2.3-hectare refuge celebrating Oaxaca’s rich plant diversity and ancestral wisdom, perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and curious travelers who enjoy guided tours that reveal the medicinal, culinary, and cultural stories of native plants. - **Oaxaca Artisan Market**: This vibrant Oaxaca Artisan Market is special for its colorful alebrijes, handwoven textiles, and black pottery, offering travelers a convenient second chance to buy authentic crafts missed on village trips. Art lovers and souvenir seekers looking for high-quality Mexican folk art will especially enjoy this central, walkable shopping experience. - **Museum of Cultures of Oaxaca, Santo Domingo**: This museum, housed in a stunning former monastery, offers a rare journey through Oaxaca’s Zapotec, Mixtec, and colonial history, featuring the unlooted gold treasures of Tomb 7. History lovers, culture enthusiasts, and curious travelers will especially enjoy its immersive displays and fascinating on-site library. ## Local Services - **Soriana Reforma**: Soriana Reforma offers a fresh selection of specialty items including imported exotic meats, premium tequila, and local Mexican candies alongside everyday favorites like frozen foods, cheeses, and yoghurt. This grocery store blends standard offerings with unique imported goods for a distinctive shopping experience. - **Chedraui Oaxaca Reforma**: Chedraui Oaxaca Reforma is a one-stop grocery destination offering an extensive selection of local Oaxacan produce, international goods, fresh flowers, and household essentials alongside clothing and electronics. Its specialty in blending authentic regional flavors with diverse imported products makes it a standout supermarket in the city. - **CHEDRAUI**: Chedraui is Mexico’s third-largest grocery retailer, offering a vast selection of specialty items including international products, fresh sauces, sweets, and an upmarket wine selection at its Selecto stores. Its unique warehouse-style stores also feature prepared foods, bakery items, meat and cheese counters, and even non-grocery goods like clothing and home appliances. [1][2][4] - **Bodega Aurrera**: Bodega Aurrera is a trusted grocery store offering essential items like fresh produce, dairy, and household goods at affordable prices starting from just 3.50 pesos. With a wide selection of quality products and regular special offers, it’s the perfect spot for smart, budget-friendly shopping. - **Walmart**: Walmart offers a wide range of specialty items, including unique Great Value snacks like hazelnut spread and peanut butter, plus gourmet treats such as confetti cake cookies and specialty chocolate chip sandwiches. - **OAXACA CHEDRAUI Xoxocotlán**: Discover Chedraui Xoxocotlán, a modern Mexican grocery store specializing in fresh local produce, international products, and unique Oaxacan sauces and sweets. Shop for everything from bakery items to household essentials under one roof at this full-service supermarket. - **La Cosecha Organic Market**: La Cosecha Organic Market is an outdoor shaded plaza in Oaxaca City specializing in traditional Oaxacan cuisine, offering fresh moles, chocolates, tamales, tlayudas, and cold chocolate drinks alongside organic fruits, vegetables, and local crafts. - **Mercado de La Merced**: Mercado de La Merced in Málaga is a modern, gourmet food hub featuring 22 artisanal stalls offering everything from fresh local produce and handmade cheeses to innovative sushi and eco-friendly wines. It blends traditional Malaguean flavors with cosmopolitan diversity, creating a vibrant culinary experience at the heart of the city. - **Walmart**: Walmart offers unique specialty items like Lamb Breast, Quesillo, Mike's Hot Honey, and the best frozen french fries at unbeatable prices. It’s a go-to grocery store for food lovers seeking flavorful, affordable, and hard-to-find ingredients. - **Chedraui**: Chedraui is a proudly Mexican-owned top-three grocery retailer known for its unique mix of local sauces, sweets, and imported gourmet items, plus cut-to-order meats and a vast selection of wines. [1][2][3] ## 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**: 682663880471612814 - **Hero Image**: https://assets.wander.com/682663998658711090/fullres.webp --- *Last modified: 2026-11-11*