La Cúpula Vacation Villa, B&B and Studio Apartment

Location: Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca, Mexico, on "Kilometer 2" from the entrance into Teotitlan. Very near Tlacolula and incredible archaeological sites such as Mitla, Yagul, Dainzu, Lambityeco and Monte Alban.

Accommodations: La Cupula has four bedrooms and one newly constructed studio apartment with private self-catering facilities. The villa has 3.5 baths and sleeps 10-14 guests.

The patio of La Cupula B&B

This Moorish-style villa has open patios with incredible views of the Sierra Juarez Mountains. Master weaver Demetrio Bautista offers classes in rug weaving and natural dyes. His wife, Maribel, offers cooking classes in traditional Zapotec cuisine. The restaurant on site serves Oaxacan moles, tlayudas and much, much more.

Simply furnished rooms with plenty of view

Amenities: Phone and Internet, bath tubs, restaurant service for guests, maid service, classes with a Master Weaver using Natural Dyes, zapotec cooking classes.

Activities (on site or nearby): Hiking, Rock Climbing, Candle-making, Spelunking, Birding, Biking, Basketball, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping for Oaxacan crafts, Museums, Sightseeing, Rug Weaving and Cooking Classes, Traditional Oaxacan Celebrations (town fiesta)

B&B Rates
Single Room US$60 per night
Double Room US$80 per night
Studio Apartment US$80 per night
Includes breakfast and maid service.

Studio Apartment - Long Term Rate
$600 per month, includes private kitchen facilities, sitting-room and patio area. Breakfast and maid service would be additional.

Group Discounts and Package Deals for classes and tours are available.
Non-refundable deposit of 30% to our U.S. account to secure reservation.
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http://www.vrbo.com/20097
(external link to the original website of "Vacation Rentals By Owner")

Testimonials:

Dec 2003
" It has a been a special pleasure for me to have spent the past 10 days in your bed and breakfast. It is beautiful. The food is delicious. Learning about your natural dying techniques and actually weaving a small rug has given me a true appreciation for the work you do. You are truly a master. I shall miss Teotitlan! Mucho Gusto, ", Ginny Anderson

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