Oaxaca, Mexico
Casa Oaso-A Sanctuary of Earth and Light
Casa Ocaso is an exclusive hotel in Oaxaca, Mexico, blending earth-toned design with the serenity of nature. Inspired by the word “sunset,” it invites guests into a peaceful, grounding experience rooted in natural beauty and local traditions. Built with sustainable materials, it offers handcrafted luxury, outdoor showers, and stunning valley views. Activities such as yoga, mezcal tastings, and silent nature walks create a sense of introspective calm. Casa Ocaso is more than a stay — it's a soulful retreat where guests reconnect with nature and themselves.
Tucked into the hills just outside of Oaxaca City, the hotel is surrounded by cacti, agave fields, and the warm hues of the Sierra Madre mountains. Each of the minimalist yet cozy rooms is designed to let nature in — open-air corridors, natural textures, and locally made textiles create a space that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
The on-site kitchen serves nourishing meals made with organic, regional ingredients, many of which are harvested from nearby farms. Guests are invited to participate in cooking workshops, guided by local chefs who share ancestral recipes passed down through generations.
Casa Ocaso also collaborates with local artisans, offering guests the chance to learn about traditional weaving, pottery, and natural dyeing techniques. These immersive experiences foster a deeper appreciation of Oaxaca’s rich cultural heritage.
Whether you’re sipping mezcal at golden hour, listening to the rustle of palms in the wind, or meditating as the sun sinks below the horizon, every moment at Casa Ocaso is designed to be a quiet celebration of the senses.
This is not just a place to rest — it’s a space to reflect, recharge, and rediscover what matters most.
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