Teotitlán is an awesome little town! Everyone was really welcoming and I found it really easy to make friends with the locals, I definitely recommend that you make some time to stay in Teotitlán. Ana and Juan were very communicative and friendly and the room was clean and well prepared when I arrived. There are some challenges for those who aren't used to rural living: there might not always be hot water or running water in the bathroom, there are chickens and turkeys that start to call at the crack of dawn, and in the rainy season there's quite a lot of mosquitoes and there are no bug screens on the windows. These are things that you can prepare for, so bring some earplugs, bug spray, and plenty of bottled water! I didn't come prepared for this particular rural experience, and probably would've had a better time with better preparation. But I can't say enough about how much I loved Teotitlán and hope to return very soon.

El alojamiento es muy cómodo. Las familia de la casa es muy amable y atenta. Son grandes artesanos, nos compartieron lo que hacen y nos dejaron verlos trabajar. El pueblo es pequeño pero muy bonito.

It was amazing to learn the art of rug making from start to finish. Learning about all the plants and insects used to make dyes and the techniques to change the tones was really special. Juan and Ana were very welcoming and knowledgeable.

Ana und Juan und ihre Familie sind sehr liebenswürdige Menschen, wir hatten eine sehr gute Zeit bei Ihnen! :)