For anyone who's concerned about them/their kids swimming in chlorine water, this is the place…read moreyou've been looking for. The water in the pools is cleaned with salt, so no worries about chemicals coming in contact with your skin. There's 2 pools, a big one for adults & older kids and a little one in the back for babies & toddlers. If you come with your baby or toddler be ready to get in the pool with them, which is an awesome experience, they trust you as a parent more than anyone so who else to teach them to swim? There's only a few inconveniences, their water heater needs constant maintenance, my son was here for a few months and at least once a month I had to complain cause the water was cold. They argued they keep it at room temperature, but after a few times I mentioned it they found out the heater was broken so that's why the water was colder than room temperature. Also if your picky like me about certain smells, then be ready to deal with a particular smell here, they claim it's because of the salt and eventually you do get used to it, the weird thing is sometimes the smell was stronger than other times. And it's dark, there's a big dome but the small pool doesn't get much light, if any at all. Also in the small pool there's only 2 showers, which when you bring young kids you want to rinse your kid & get him/her dressed ASAP so everyone either rushes to be the first or try to stay in the pool until a shower is available, and there's no dressing rooms here, at all. Either you dress your toddler standing up or lying down on the tables or the benches (which doesn't give you any privacy), you can go to the bathrooms but literally have to go in the toilet or again do it in a small room with no privacy or go to a super dark tiny room on the back.

Teresa is the best! I could not have asked for a better experience learning Spanish in Oaxaca. My…read moreonly wish was that I could have studied with her longer. She was quick to get back to me when I expressed interest in learning Spanish. I only had 1.5 weeks left in Oaxaca and we met every day for 3 hours until I left. She taught me everything I had requested and included other lessons essential to conversing with locals while traveling. Growing up in Oaxaca and the UK she does a great job translating the meaning of phrases and sentence structure. I think it's very important for your instructor to understand your language just as much as the one they are teaching. Aside from teaching she is a very enjoyable person to be around. We spent a large portion of our time laughing and discussing things we enjoy in Spanish. On our last day we went shopping in a village outside of the city and purchased produce to make a dish that she had given me the recipe for (in Spanish). It was so wonderful! Learning a new language is intimidating and incredibly hard, if you want to feel comfortable and trust your instructor as a friend and mentor, contact Teresa!

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