Accommodation

Stay at Trama Textiles: Experience Culture, Community & Comfort

 

Immerse Yourself in Maya Culture in Quetzaltenango (Xela)!

Looking for authentic, affordable, and cultural accommodation in Guatemala? Stay with us at Trama House, located right in the heart of Xela, within the same complex as our Trama Textiles shop.


🏡 Live, Learn & Connect
✔️ Stay in a traditional Maya-inspired home
✔️ Learn Spanish & interact with the local community
✔️ Take weaving classes with expert artisans
✔️ Enjoy delicious local meals or cook in our shared kitchen

 

Accommodation Rates

Per Night: Q100 ($13.35) per person
Monthly Stay: Q1200 ($160) per person – special discount!

 

If you are interested in booking a room, please reserve us through Airbnb or email coordinator@tramatextiles.org

 

 

Our Rooms
Enjoy a comfortable, cozy space while being part of our weaving community. Each of our rooms is named after a Maya language, reflecting the deep cultural heritage of Guatemala. 

🏡 Mam
🏡 Ixil
🏡 K’iche
🏡 Kaqchiquel
🏡 Tz’utujil

 Excursions & Things to Do in Xela

While staying with us, explore the breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture of the region.
📍 Fuentes Georginas – Relax in natural volcanic hot springs in Zunil.
📍 Salcajá – Visit the first church built in Central America, founded in 1524.
📍 San Andrés Xecul – Admire the colorful, intricately decorated church influenced by Guatemala’s colonial past.
📍 Chicabal Lagoon – Discover a sacred crater lake at 2,712 meters elevation, an important spiritual site for the Mam Maya people.


What Our Guests Say

'I stayed with Amparo and Oralia for three weeks in their home at Trama. I participated in volunteering for Trama textiles, helping Oralia with English, taking photos of products, practicing my Spanish, editing website photos, and even making some products out of the recycled fabrics that Trama have! From the moment I arrived I felt very welcome and fully immersed into the project. I had a weaving lesson from Oralia, and at the same time I helped her with learning some English phrases so she is able to teach weaving in other countries. I also had Spanish lessons with a private tutor (very cheap) and would definitely recommend this if you want to stay in Xela Quetzaltenango for a long time!"                                            
Alice C, England

  

"If you are looking for cultural immersion, true connection, and an authentic experience while you are in Guatemala…..look no further. A friend and I had the honor of spending 3 nights with Oralia, Amparo, and their families. To say it was more than I expected would be an understatement. We were welcomed in with open arms and felt like family right away. They prepared food for us, taught us how to weave, showed us the natural dying process they use, and even had the patience to try and teach us the art of tortilla making. Even though we do not speak Spanish, we had no problem communicating with Google translate and some basic phrases we picked up. We also had the opportunity to venture out to some nearby hot springs and the local market to pick up some groceries. These women and their families gave us a behind the scenes look at daily life in Guatemala. We also bonded over sharing some of our own personal rituals and offering them some foot massages and reiki. We came as strangers and left as friends. This was just a beginning in a life long connection with these women and the work they are doing." 

Shelley E., USA


Book Your Stay Today!
📩 Email us at coordinator@tramatextiles.org
🔗 Find us on Airbnb
Come for the adventure, stay for the community. 💙

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