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a restored XVIIth-century building arranged around an interior patio
with Oaxacan columns and fountains made from the green stone typical of
the region. Its charm, personality and cosmopolitan ambiance delight
those people who avoid staying in larger, more standardized and
impersonal hotels. From the hotel's terrace, you can enjoy a panoramic
view of the city, which is nestled in a valley and surrounded by the
Sierra Madre mountains. Each of its 23 rooms, all gracefully decorated
in warm colors, has a bathtub, hair drier, cable color TV , telephone,
and safety deposit box service. The hotel is only a few minutes' walk
from the magnificent Santo Domingo Convent on the charming walking
street, Macedonio Alcala. It is only a few blocks to the Zócalo, a
cheery meeting place for both Oaxacans and international travelers.
Hotel AITANA offers warm, individual attention, high quality, and an
unforgettable stay in this colonial city, which teems with colorful
tourist attractions and a rich cultural life throughout the year.
Anna
Puigdollers, who manages Hotel AITANA as she has managed three
prestigious hotels in Barcelona, Spain, will provide all the
information you need to enjoy your stay in Oaxaca.
Just
two blocks from the Hotel AITANA is the 17th century Basilica de la
Soledad. The Church complex consists of a gorgeous plaza and esplanade
bordered by two Hispanic churches, The City Hall, and The School of
Fine Arts. It is the setting for frequent cultural presentations, as
well as for enjoying Oaxaca's delicious "nieves" or sherbet prepared
according to cherished recipes of Oaxacan grandmothers. These
and many other Oaxacan attractions, such as the magnificent mountain
top pyramids of Monte Albán and the Sierra Madre´s foothills may be
glimpsed from the Hotel's rooftop terrace. Impressive green stone
colonial buildings are also spectacular at sunset. |