For $130 American dollars we got... No hot water, apparently the whole hotel doesn't have hot water... And the neglected to mention it. Bathrooms shabby, caulking missing, corroded shower heads, in effective shower curtains ( wet floor) pool closed due to pump problems, but it's covered in slime. They charge for drinking water, and if you bring in food to... More

The Fiesta Inn has all the comforts you'd expect to find in an American-style hotel, a la Holiday Inn... coffee-shop style restaurant with good food (although more expensive than you could get in town), hotel-style rooms with TV and all the amenities, nice pool, etc. The staff is very friendly. The big downside is the location: right across from Oaxaca's... More

After viewing this site and the other review, we arrived to the Fiesta Inn Oaxaca expecting to find a hotel in a residential area of the Central Historic District. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The hotel is located on a busy street, sandwiched between a Sam's Club and a Kentucky Fried Chicken. Across the street is the only... More

Without knowing where to stay in Oaxaca, Mexico, we decided to give it a try to the Fiesta Inn hotel,since it was recomended in Puebla. Well, it was a bit difficult to find, since it is located in a residential area where you did not expect to find a hotel, besides it´s facade is the same as the buildings arround,... More