Casa de los Milagros is delightful. The place is beautiful, the location very good, and the hosts most welcoming and friendly. We truly felt like guests in their lovely home. We recommend a stay at La Casa without reservation.

David and Ann Burton

We had the pleasure of staying at the enchanting La Casa de los Milagros during our first trip to Oaxaca for Dia de los Muertos. What a gem that place is. From the beautiful colonial interior, courtyard, rooftop decks, comfortable room to the wonderful mornings visitng with our hosts Adriana and Rene while enjoying delicious breakfasts prepared by Lucia, we felt like we were staying with friends. It is in a very good location within walking distance to the Zocalo and many great restaurants, museums, galleries, shops and markets. It is a small place with only 3 rooms. Because of that you practically have run of the house including the kitchen where we made our own mezcal-ritas and enjoyed them on the rooftop deck. Our hosts Adriana and Rene were very knowledgeable and helpful with everything from excellent restaurant recommendations to shopping and sites to see. We fell in love with Oaxaca and La Casa de los Milagros and can't wait to return.

My husband and I , along with our 14 month old son, stayed at this B&B over the Thanksgiving holiday for 4 nights. The friendly & very helpful owners, authentic & delicious breakfast, cozy rooms are well worth staying. We spent a lot of time in the living room just reading about Oaxaca, in the kitchen enjoying the long breakfast with the owners while our son was running around in the courtyard. We used the kitchen to prepare meals for our son. Everything we needed was available and very clean. There is wireless connection as well. Noise from the outside traffic might be a little disturbing at times, but I would definitely stay in this charming B&B again.

My husband and I stayed at Casa de los Milagros for one week during Day of the Dead. We stayed in La Gloria room; it is the smallest room with a double bed. The room is quite small, but it suited our needs.

We loved the breakfast of fresh fruit, yogurt, amazing granola, juice, bread, and a traditional Mexican second course that changed everyday (quesadillas, eggs with chilies, sautéed veggies, pancakes, etc.)

Our hosts, Adriana and Rene were amazing. We enjoyed their company every morning.

Oaxaca must conserve water, so our hot water only lasted for about 120 seconds in the shower. It was shocking at first, but we adjusted. Also, you cannot flush toilet paper, so I recommend buying a scented candle at the market to combat the smell in the bathroom.

Overall we really enjoyed our stay at the B&B. It was a very quiet retreat in the middle of the city.