Casa Carmín en Teotitlán

L’accueil de l’hôte, Mireya, a été particulièrement chaleureux. Elle met tout en œuvre pour que le séjour soit agréable dès l’arrivée, dans une atmosphère conviviale et familiale.
Les repas cuisinés sur place (déjeuner et dîner), typiquement zapotèques, sont savoureux et constituent une vraie valeur ajoutée. La maison abrite également un atelier de tissage ainsi qu’une chocolaterie, avec visite guidée et explications détaillées sur les techniques artisanales (filage, teinture, tissage).
La chambre est spacieuse, bien équipée (eau chaude), lumineuse grâce à ses nombreuses fenêtres, et offre une vue remarquable sur la vallée et le village depuis le balcon.

Le village est paisible, sans nuisances sonores, ce qui garantit un repos optimal. Le marché local, très authentique et animé, reflète bien la culture mexicaine que l'on trouve dans les villages. On note une forte présence d’artisanat à proximité du marché.

L’église a été construite sur un ancien temple zapotèque, détruit à l’époque coloniale. Les Espagnols ont réutilisé les pierres sculptées des temples zapotèques pour sa construction. On observe encore des vestiges préhispaniques à proximité. Ce n'est pas qu'une église, c'est aussi un site archéologique.

Beautiful room and beautiful view of town. The family was very kind and gave me a warm welcome. It was very interesting to see their weaving workshop, chocolate making workshop, and pottery.

Que está cerca relativamente de Oaxaca de Juárez. Es fácil si tienes un auto, pero tendrás que tomar en cuenta que la carretera no está muy alubrada si regresas de noche. Pero como dije, la ubicación es relativamente buena.

La disponibilité et la gentillesse de la famille
L'emplacement
La chambre spacieuse
Les repas partagés avec la famille

Our stay with this wonderful family was unique and unforgettable. I can’t say enough about the friendliness and kindness of everyone here. It was incredible to stay in this working weaving and pottery-making and chocolate-making centre. It was personal and so very interesting — and everything they create there is top quality! The breakfasts were delicious and huge.. we had dinner there one night and it was also so fabulous! We bought two rugs and some pottery and some of Issa’s amazing chocolate. Meriya took us on a long hike up the nearby mountain and then came home and made us breakfast! Rey David delivered our rugs to our new place in Oaxaca, and Issa went out of her way after we left to find some earrings that I wanted to buy.
Oh!!! And the terrace had an unbeatable view!!!!
What an experience! Loved it here. Loved the family and everyone there.

David did an amazing job teaching natural dyes, I learned a lot and had a great time. I felt welcomed into the family. I was invited to join going to the market with Fani and loved that. Lulu was such a lovely house mom. I couldn’t have loved my time there more.

Location. The family. The experience to see how carpets of the region are made. This is an active weaving workshop during the day. Weavers are weavingand visitors are visiting.

Beautiful setting and charming room with private bath.

I really liked the hosts. They were paitent with my poor Spanish skills and they loved to laugh!

Our stay with Rey David and his family was truly magical. The room and facilities were super cozy and the view from the terrace was spectacular. The family offered meals which were incredibly yummy. Their workshop and products are absolutely gorgeous. And the family was the best part of our time there -- my husband's birthday was during our stay and they surprised us with a birthday lunch and celebration. Our stay truly made memories of a lifetime.

The Huella Carmín family takes a lot of pride in sharing their home, their customs, and their culture with visitors. We were fortunate to be invited to participate in a tour of the rug workshop and learn all about the entrepreneurial projects that the family is working on. Being that we stayed here during Day of the Dead, this lovely and warm family also invited us to share in their spiritual rituals and traditions, including a typical (and delicious) Zapoteco breakfast and lunch, traditional dances, games, and prayers, and a visit to the cemetery.

Great breakfast, great location

Nice light-filled room with views from balconies. Breakfasting with the host’s family was a treat. Rey David (who appears to manage the place) also has a beautiful showroom of high-quality rugs, pottery and dog beds (!) on the premises, and his sister makes chocolate.

Very interesting to stay in a working weaving studio, with an invitation from the hosts to work with them for the afternoon. Beautiful attached apartment with private bath.

Easy to find.

The treatment I received

Clean, bright, spacious room, privacy, pitcher of water, private bathroom, appreciated late check out, and cup of hot chocolate, comfortable bed