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Mision de los Angeles

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Misión de los Angeles is a modern, mid-range hotel with large gardens in the heart of Oaxaca. 

Misión de los Angeles is an agreeable, contemporary hotel just two blocks from the central Paseo Juarez in Oaxaca, a pleasant park which is itself about 15 minutes' walk from the main square.

The modern guest rooms are bright, spacious and very comfortable, arranged in two-storey buildings, each with floor-to-ceiling windows, TV and private bathroom. The piece de resistance is a huge swimming pool, which, along with tennis courts, is set in extensive gardens dotted with laurel trees. The property, popular with families, couples and business people, also has two restaurants.

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