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Hi everyone. I'm Eduardo and I own a guest house in San Andres Cholula, Puebla, Mexico.
I'm 39 years old. I love learning languages, people, animals and nature, biking, Ice Hockey Player, the beach, RV´s , cooking and hiking.
Real de San Pedro is in a quiet and safe neighborhood and just behind Udlap, and it's close to everything. The house is in very nice condition and has Carpet in the last floor. Has ample natural light.
-Smoking is only allowed outside.
The guest house is still in its 8th year and its doing amazing.
Send us your skill-set....the more the better!
Auto Repair!
Also welcome to apply: Construction helpers.
We strive to create a friendly & welcoming atmosphere.
We hope you'll consider us in your search for a place to volunteer & make your home during your stay in Mexico.
Please message me with any questions and how you think you could help with your ideas and skills.
Have a great day :-)
Eduardo
Charity Work
Art Projects
Language practice
Teaching
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Farmstay help
Help around the house
General Maintenance
Explore Cholula and Puebla.
Learn Spanish Language.
See how people live in this side of the world.
Talk to Locals.
We are looking for help around the Guest house.
Or----------------
We need help art project 3 days full time a week, free lunch for those three days.
If you will like to help us keep our home clean.
We need people for a 3 days full time a week sweeping common areas, wipe down counters, tables, Tv change trash (if Needed) Take trash to Curb in the guest house. We only have 8 rooms at the house, so it is not hard work cleaning up after just the common areas.
What do you get for volunteering with us?
1)We supply a mattress bed in a Private room.
We do not provide any food, since we only require a few hours of work per day. But we do have a fully stocked kitchen for you to use.
2) Use of our laundry facilities.
3) Wifi
4) Netflix
5) Board Games
6) Free drinking water.
We are also looking for people with any of these skills:
-Masonry, construction, carpentry, building & painting skills
-Painting murals
-Street Art or talented graffiti
-Eco Projects (for example: recycling plastic bottles into fun and useful items). If you have any past experience or current ideas you'd like to pursue, please list them your message to us.
-Wood-building projects (like chairs, decks, etc.)
-And... anything else you think would be useful and want to tell me about.
Thanks and we hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day :-)
English: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
German: Intermediate
Dutch: Intermediate
Russian: Beginner
We offer:
-A comfortable bed
-internet (wifi), laundry, kitchen, TV and board games
The guest house is a super fun place located in Cholula Mexico. Its only 3 blocks from the college town bars.
There are lots of things to do in Cholula, as well, that you will enjoy:
Historic Zona Arqueológica
The Pirámide Tepanapa , located two blocks to the southeast of Cholola’s central plaza, looks more like a hill than a pyramid and has a domed church on top so it’s tough to miss. The town’s big draw card is no letdown with miles of tunnels veining the inside of the structure. The Zona Arqueológica comprises the excavated areas around the pyramid and the tunnels underneath.
Cemeteries, Memorials & Tombs
Pirámide Tepanapa
The incredible Pirámide Tepanapa looks more like a hill than a pyramid, but it's still the town's big draw, and, with miles of tunnels veining the inside of the structure, it's no let-down. The Zona Arqueológica comprises the excavated areas around the pyramid and the tunnels underneath.
Squares & Plazas
Zócalo
The Ex-Convento de San Gabriel , facing the east side of Cholula’s huge zócalo (also known as Plaza de la Concordia), includes a tiny but interesting Franciscan library and three fine churches, all of which will appeal to travelers interested in antique books and early religious and Franciscan history.
Museo de la Ciudad de Cholula
The excellent Museo de la Ciudad de Cholula is housed in a fantastically restored colonial building on the zócalo . The small but strong collection includes ceramics and jewelry from the Pirámide Tepanapa, as well as later colonial paintings and sculptures.
Things to do in Cholula
Historic
Zona Arqueológica
The Pirámide Tepanapa , located two blocks to the southeast of Cholola’s central plaza, looks more like a hill than a pyramid and has a domed church on top so it’s tough to miss. The town’s big draw card is no letdown with miles of tunnels veining the inside of the structure. The Zona Arqueológica comprises the excavated areas around the pyramid and the tunnels underneath.
Cemeteries, Memorials & Tombs
Pirámide Tepanapa
The incredible Pirámide Tepanapa looks more like a hill than a pyramid, but it's still the town's big draw, and, with miles of tunnels veining the inside of the structure, it's no let-down. The Zona Arqueológica comprises the excavated areas around the pyramid and the tunnels underneath.
Squares & Plazas
Zócalo
The Ex-Convento de San Gabriel , facing the east side of Cholula’s huge zócalo (also known as Plaza de la Concordia), includes a tiny but interesting Franciscan library and three fine churches, all of which will appeal to travelers interested in antique books and early religious and Franciscan history.
Museo de la Ciudad de Cholula
The excellent Museo de la Ciudad de Cholula is housed in a fantastically restored colonial building on the zócalo . The small but strong collection includes ceramics and jewelry from the Pirámide Tepanapa, as well as later colonial paintings and sculptures.
La Lunita
In the shadow of the pyramid, this raucous, family-run bar has been in business since 1939. Painted in bright colors and decorated with an assortment of old advertising posters and other knick-knacks, La Lunita looks a lot like the movie version of a Mexican cantina. But this isn’t a tourist spot.
Religious
Santuario de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios
The Pirámide Tepanapa is topped by the brightly decorated Santuario de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios. It's a classic symbol of conquest, but possibly an inadvertent one, as the church may have been built before the Spanish realized the mound contained a pagan temple. You can climb to the church for free via a path starting near the northwest corner of the pyramid.
Religious
Ex-Convento de San Gabriel
The Ex-Convento de San Gabriel (also known as Plaza de la Concordia), facing the east side of Cholula's huge zócalo, includes a tiny but interesting Franciscan library, and three fine churches, all of which will appeal to travelers interested in antique books, and early religious and Franciscan history.
Bar Pro Boca
The former home of a popular Cholula jazz club, this small, two-story wine and tapas bar mixes modern furniture with vintage jukeboxes and transistor radios. The menu offers straightforward tapas and a huge selection of wine and beer, including many hard-to-find artisanal Mexican beers.
Museo de Sitio de Cholula
The small Museo de Sitio de Cholula , across the road from the Pirámide Tepanapa ticket office and down some steps, provides the best introduction to the site: a cutaway model of the pyramid mound showing the various superimposed structures. Admission is included in the site ticket.
Mexican
Güero’s
Decorated with antique photos of Cholula, this lively, family-friendly hangout has been a Cholula institution since 1955. Besides pizza, pasta and burgers, hearty Mexican choices include pozole, cemitas and quesadillas, all served with a delicious salsa roja (red sauce).
Close Mexico City international airport
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
More than two
3 days a week (max 25 hours/week)
