This Mexican retreat offers complimentary breakfast, WiFi, and parking just minutes from cultural attractions. Cool off in the outdoor pool, enjoy a massage, or sip drinks at the bar while kids splash in their own pool.
Escape to this well-positioned Merida hotel with 2 restaurants and outdoor pool near Paseo de Montejo. The helpful staff, free WiFi and parking enhance your stay, while nearby dining options and the convention center add to its appeal.
Experience the heart of Mérida at this hotel with Mexican dining at El Salamantino restaurant. Cool off in the outdoor pool after exploring nearby Paseo de Montejo and Mérida Cathedral. Free WiFi and parking enhance your stay in this prime location.
Immerse yourself in colonial charm at this Mérida hotel, a 15-minute walk from Paseo de Montejo and U.S. Consulate. Take a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool or savor international cuisine at El Centro restaurant. Includes a fitness center and convenient free WiFi and parking.
Embrace Mexican culture at this centrally located Mérida hotel with regional cuisine at Pasta and Grill restaurant. The terrace and bar/lounge offer relaxing spaces after exploring nearby Paseo de Montejo and Plaza Altabrisa.
Dive into Mérida's culture from this centrally located hotel with 2 restaurants and a poolside bar. Just a 15-minute walk to Paseo de Montejo and U.S. Consulate, enjoy free WiFi and parking while the helpful staff ensures a memorable stay.
Soak in the ambiance at this hotel on historic Paseo de Montejo, just minutes from the Convention Center. The outdoor pool refreshes after exploring nearby attractions, while PORTO NOVO restaurant serves international cuisine for breakfast.
Within a 10-minute stroll of Mérida Cathedral and Paseo de Montejo, this hotel offers a refreshing outdoor pool and complimentary breakfast. Guests praise the helpful staff while enjoying convenient fitness facilities, garden spaces, and free WiFi.
Refreshing outdoor pool and 24-hour fitness center await at this downtown retreat. Just a 15-minute walk from U.S. Consulate and Paseo de Montejo, with international cuisine at Napa restaurant and easy access to Plaza Altabrisa.
Just a 15-minute walk from Yucatán Siglo XXI Convention Center, this hotel offers a scenic rooftop terrace and refreshing outdoor pool. Near Paseo de Montejo with free breakfast, WiFi and parking, plus a 24-hour fitness center for active travelers.
Immerse yourself in cultural Mérida from this modern retreat with a refreshing rooftop terrace and pool. Just a short walk to historic Paseo de Montejo, this hotel offers international cuisine and 24-hour fitness options.
Discover authentic Mérida charm at this centrally located hotel near Paseo de Montejo. Enjoy the outdoor pool after exploring, then savor a meal at La Isla restaurant. Fitness center, bar, and praised room service enhance your Mexican adventure.
Just 10 minutes from Mérida Cathedral, this hotel offers 2 refreshing outdoor pools, including one for children. Grab drinks at the bar or snacks at the deli before unwinding on the rooftop terrace, all with free WiFi and parking.
This charming Mérida hotel offers an inviting outdoor pool with a dedicated children's swimming area. Located near Plaza Altabrisa, guests appreciate the attentive staff and convenient access to cultural attractions.
Escape to this business-friendly hotel in Mérida with an outdoor pool and fitness center. Enjoy drinks at the bar or a meal at the restaurant while staying close to Plaza Altabrisa and the historic Paseo de Montejo. Free WiFi and parking included.
Escape to this Mérida retreat with 2 restaurants and bars, just minutes from La Isla Mérida Cabo Norte and Paseo de Montejo. Enjoy a refreshing swim, unwind at the poolside bar, or visit the sauna after a workout in the fitness center.
Escape to this centrally located Mérida hotel with a refreshing outdoor pool and convenient free WiFi and parking. Just a short drive from the historic Paseo de Montejo, Plaza Altabrisa, and the Convention Center. Guests rave about the clean rooms and attentive staff.
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Centro Mérida wraps visitors in colonial charm with its candy-colored buildings and cobblestone streets that practically whisper stories from the 16th century. Wander through Plaza Grande where the impressive Cathedral of San Ildefonso stands watch over locals playing chess in the shade. The neighborhood comes alive on weekends with pedestrian-only zones, street performers, and artisan markets.
Traditional Yucatecan cuisine rules here‚ try cochinita pibil or sopa de lima at the local markets where meals won't break the bank. Boutique hotels in restored mansions offer colonial luxury, while hostels provide budget-friendly alternatives with plenty of character. Most attractions sit within easy walking distance, though comfortable shoes are a must on those picturesque but uneven cobblestones.
Barrio de Santiago invites you to step back in time through colonial-era streets where daily life unfolds authentically. The historic Santiago Church anchors this residential haven where pastel-colored homes with wrought-iron balconies line cobblestone pathways. Tranquil plazas offer shaded spots under ancient ceiba trees where locals gather, far from tourist crowds.
Family-run fondas serve up mouthwatering Yucatecan specialties like cochinita pibil without breaking the bank. This highly walkable neighborhood sits just 15 minutes from Mérida's center, making it perfect for travelers seeking a genuine slice of local culture away from commercialized zones.
Itzimná offers a peek into upscale Yucatecan life with its elegant streets and colonial mansions. Tree-lined avenues provide cool shade for evening strolls, while Parque de Itzimná invites you to relax amid lush gardens. The neighborhood's pastel facades and bougainvillea create picture-perfect scenes that feel worlds away from tourist crowds.
Dining here leans toward refined Yucatecan cuisine in intimate settings that locals treasure. Most visitors stay in restored colonial homes turned luxury rentals or boutique B&Bs with private pools. Though public transit is limited, taxis make the quick 15-minute trip to Centro Histórico a breeze.
Stroll down Paseo Montejo to discover Mérida's elegant neighborhood, where stunning 19th-century mansions showcase the henequen boom era. The tree-lined boulevard buzzes with cultural energy, from the Monument to the Fatherland to museums filled with Mayan artifacts and chocolate history. Luxury art galleries tucked between neoclassical buildings offer sophisticated shopping away from tourist crowds.
Refined Yucatecan restaurants serve traditional cochinita pibil alongside international cuisine in this upscale setting. Restored colonial mansions transformed into boutique hotels provide luxurious accommodations with personalized service. The neighborhood's wide sidewalks and frequent buses make exploring a breeze, while evening carriage rides offer a glimpse into Mérida's romantic past.
Plaza Grande is worth passing through for a few pics when in Mérida Centro. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums, art galleries, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If you like shopping, take time out to go to Plaza Altabrisa when in Mérida. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at UpTown Mérida.
If you like shopping, take time out to go to La Isla Mérida Cabo Norte when in Mérida. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Plaza Galerias Mall in Zona Industrial. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at The Harbor Lifestyle Mall.
Beneath colonial facades, Plaza Grande buzzes with locals playing dominoes while mariachi bands compete for attention. The Paseo de Montejo showcases mansions built by henequen barons, now housing museums filled with Mayan artifacts and contemporary art. Sunday mornings transform the city when streets close for 'Bici-Ruta' - locals cycling past impromptu dance performances. Cantinas serve cochinita pibil tacos alongside ice-cold beers, while market vendors press fresh orange juice. At night, video projections illuminate the cathedral's ancient stones. Nearby cenotes offer swimming in crystal-clear sinkholes formed in limestone bedrock. Progreso Beach provides a perfect escape from the inland heat, where seafood restaurants serve catch-of-the-day just steps from the Gulf of Mexico.
Until now, I had not written a review of a hotel, and felt this time was important to do.
Cleanliness is very important to me and my husband, and our room was immaculate.
The owner was extremely kind, and went out of his way to help.
We had made reservations at the last minute, after having a negative experience with a vacation rental. It was such a relief, walking into Hotel Seranata, and be greeted with such positive energy.
We chose Merida Santiago Hotel Boutique based on overwhelmingly positive reviews. We were very satisfied. From the moment we arrived tired and hungry, co-owner Jan arranged for us to have a light meal, even though the kitchen was closing down, and then provided us with a thorough inspection of our room. The lovely couple who own the hotel, Jan and Rita, were friendly and gracious hosts. In fact, the entire staff was welcoming and helpful. We started each day with a delicious (included) breakfast...
We have traveled extensively; this place was one of the most incredible in all our travels. The attention to detail was impeccable, and the staff was kind, helpful, and friendly. We will be back and have recommended this place to many others.
We loved Merida and Luz en Yucantan hotel. Our party of four utilized three different rooms over four nights. The room La Puesta del Sol room was noisy at night due to music from the park a block away even on week nights. Both La Perla and La Sombra rooms faced the pool and were quiet at night. The former had a large patio in front with table and chairs. All beds were comfortable, showers had hot water and the breakfasts were delectable. We were served coffee, a small pastry, juice, a bowl of...
Everyone and everything was perfect for the 2 weeks we were there. However, the only minor issue I would say that has nothing to do with staff but rather infrastructure, are the ac units (not bad enough to complain about though) .They sit above the door, inside the ceiling behind the vent. And it appeared that housekeeping had the obligation to vacuum out the water every other day (hence the requirement for them to check room every other day), since on the days that I’d skip or if I went over 2...
The Hotel Haciendo was our perfect oasis from the heat and pace of spending the day exploring Merida. The service was truly impeccable, and having breakfast available every morning was a great and delicious way to start the day. We would absolutely stay here again!
We were in Merida for eight days and we LOVED this hotel! It was small, well-kept and very clean. The staff was extremely helpful. The location was perfect about 6 blocks north of the Plaza. Down the street from the hotel was the Negrita Cantina; a must-visit place. We'll definitely be staying at Koox Casa de las Palomas again on our next visit!
We had to leave our Airbnb early due to excessive noise and ended up here. This place is sooo quiet.
The room: layout was spacious and well thought out with a comfy bed.
There were some complaints in the reviews of the shower not getting hot. We initially thought we had that problem too but after at least 2 minutes of letting the water run it turned hot. My suggestion, leave the handle right in the middle of hot and cold and let it run. That may help.
The rooftop swimming pool/Fitness...
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