Best hotels & accommodations in Merida
The Hyatt Regency in Merida is a great hotel, just a 20 minute walk from the main town square. The room was clean and spacious, with a large in-room safe. The staff were very friendly. I did not try the in-house restaurants so cannot comment. The pool area was stylish, but the pool would be better if it was heated... the water was very very cold. Otherwise it’s a grea...
The Hyatt Regency in Merida is a great hotel, just a 20 minute walk from the main town square. The room was clean and spacious, with a large in-room safe. The staff were very friendly. I did not try the in-house restaurants so cannot comment. The pool area was stylish, but the pool would be better if it was heated... the water was very very cold. Otherwise it’s a great place to stay.
my parents and i had a pleasant time in merida largely due to the excellent hospitality provided by alex, the super generous owner, and his super friendly staff members at hotel hacienda merida. not having access to water due to maintenance issues for a while,the owner generously provided us free breakfasts during our entire stay, and even prepared some snacks for our ...
my parents and i had a pleasant time in merida largely due to the excellent hospitality provided by alex, the super generous owner, and his super friendly staff members at hotel hacienda merida. not having access to water due to maintenance issues for a while,the owner generously provided us free breakfasts during our entire stay, and even prepared some snacks for our 5am departure. these were all greatly appreciated by us and we would not ever hesitate to recommend this hotel for anyone heading to merida!
Lovely hostel with a good vibe. Female dorm although is for 16 beds, it was very spacious. Nice pool for lounging, especially as Merida gets very hot in the afternoon. Good breakfast. Only gripe, the shower pressure is very low.
Possibly the best feature of Hotel Santiago is its location in central Merida. You are in an ideal location to explore because major attractions are within walking distance. Public areas -especially the reception and open-air courtyard with fountain- have a particular appeal. In my opinion, the rooms were not quite on the same level. My standard room was spacious a...
Possibly the best feature of Hotel Santiago is its location in central Merida. You are in an ideal location to explore because major attractions are within walking distance. Public areas -especially the reception and open-air courtyard with fountain- have a particular appeal. In my opinion, the rooms were not quite on the same level. My standard room was spacious and comfortable, for sure, but the bathroom sink was squeezed into a small corner - other rooms did have better design, though. Water pressure in the bathroom was a bit low. I missed a safety-deposit box. The room did feature air-conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast is simple - cereal with milk, toast with butter and jam, orange juice, coffee and tea. There is a great variety of restaurants within a small radius, though. The hotel has a small pool (open from 9 AM until 10 PM) in which to cool oneself. Staff members were all diligent. This is a good budget hotel that I would definitely consider again!
I am not sure about this place. I may not have paid too much attention when booking it, or simply everything was very expensive (we were there close to Christmas). It is not bad, just the location is really not great. It is very far from the downtown area, in the outskirts of the city, with really nothing nice around it. Getting to downtown takes about 20 minutes with ...
I am not sure about this place. I may not have paid too much attention when booking it, or simply everything was very expensive (we were there close to Christmas). It is not bad, just the location is really not great. It is very far from the downtown area, in the outskirts of the city, with really nothing nice around it. Getting to downtown takes about 20 minutes with Uber, and it is cheap. The owner and his son are super nice, and try everything to make your stay enjoyable. The room was nice.
We had a fun time in Merida , and wonderful stay in this boutique hotel, overall great experience and close enough to walk the center town and many restaurants near by.
Everything about this hotel was amazing. The staff is super friendly and knowledgable, service is perfect, location is the best you can get - walking distance to all of the center plus Paseo de Montejo (about 20min walk). The room and all of the building is beautiful and the pool is amazing and you WILL need to dip in because it’s really hot in Merida. The best part of...
Everything about this hotel was amazing. The staff is super friendly and knowledgable, service is perfect, location is the best you can get - walking distance to all of the center plus Paseo de Montejo (about 20min walk). The room and all of the building is beautiful and the pool is amazing and you WILL need to dip in because it’s really hot in Merida. The best part of all is that I missed the first night of my stay due to a cancelled flight and they did not charge me for it at all! Not many hotels would be so kind and understanding. The price is excellent for what you get. It’s a true 4 star hotel with 5 star experience! You also got cold beer as a welcome when you arrive and a log list of restaurants for breakfast lunch and dinner as well as other activities and recommendations. I will recommend this hotel to everyone because despite of my super high standards this hotel did not disappoint in any way. Definitely pick this one!
Great hotel in a good part of town. Very nice grounds, nice little pool in the back. The rooms are no frills, but the king bed is nice and wide. Ask for a room on the second floor. My only complaint is that the curtains could be a bit darker. Make sure you turn the lights off OUTSIDE your room; otherwise you'll be sleeping in a substantial glare.
I was quite happy with this place during a long stay where due to a moderately severe illness I spent 2 or 3 days pretty much just in bed. Spartan, but clean and efficient, pretty much if you've stayed in an ibis elsewhere you know exactly what to expect. They have potable tap water, which was a huge plus to me, although that water had a bit of soapy soft-water taste a...
I was quite happy with this place during a long stay where due to a moderately severe illness I spent 2 or 3 days pretty much just in bed. Spartan, but clean and efficient, pretty much if you've stayed in an ibis elsewhere you know exactly what to expect. They have potable tap water, which was a huge plus to me, although that water had a bit of soapy soft-water taste and came out luke-warm from what I assume was just a tank on the roof. Good location, a bit complicated to get to the city center by bus, but the immediate area was pretty nice if not super pedestrian friendly. Lots of good restaurants and convenient shopping (Walmart 2 blocks away, I may not like it but it gets the job done and is quite different in Mexico.) Paseo Montejo is a beautiful promenade where all the henequen millionaires built their mansions around the turn of the 20th century and will make you more willing to just suck it up and walk the two miles to the zocalo. Getting to and from the main ADO station by taxi was cheap and painless and there's a branch office where you can buy tickets a couple blocks away.
Pros: Large room, comfortable beds, great location, lovely staff and fantastic WiFi. Cons: large cockroaches in the room, hot water in the shower only worked sometimes, late night noise from the bar next door.
The strongest asset of the Hotel San Jose is its great location only a few steps from the central city square. Practically all visitor attractions are within convenient walking distance. This is a budget hotel, and its two-star rating is accurate. The property is safe and clean. Amenities are very basic. My standard room did not have a view, but dimensions made fo...
The strongest asset of the Hotel San Jose is its great location only a few steps from the central city square. Practically all visitor attractions are within convenient walking distance. This is a budget hotel, and its two-star rating is accurate. The property is safe and clean. Amenities are very basic. My standard room did not have a view, but dimensions made for a nice stay. The bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning functioned properly. I had a flat-screen TV with local programming only. For storage, I had sufficient drawers but no closet. My fare included a tasty, though not abundant, breakfast at the restaurant on the ground floor. All staff members were professional and well qualified. For travelers willing to forego luxury in the interest of good location at very competitive cost, this is an interesting option because the reception also books tours. I already made a booking to return to this hotel in seven months.
Budget hotel in the downtown area of Merida walking distance to restaurants, corner stores and bars. Room was clean, air con worked, shower worked and had a good night's sleep. Wifi works close to the front desk. There is a small pool in the complex but was not useable when I stayed.
We had a great stay at the hotel; rooms were lovely, and breakfast was delicious. Staff all had excellent knowledge of the local area and gave us great recommendation for food and drinks, events that were happening, and travel tips! The breakfast was delicious, it was a shame we booked our flight so early on our 2nd night and didn't get a chance to have it again!
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my frien...
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my friends. Thank you.
Beautiful building. 5 mins walk to the cathedral. Our pool facing room was quiet in the evenings. A couple of free drink options available in the lobby. It was nice to chill with a coffee or juice before heading out into the heat of Mérida. Good massage available in the spa for $600 MXN. Off street parking (we had a hire car). Big rooms with good AC. In room safe ($500...
Beautiful building. 5 mins walk to the cathedral. Our pool facing room was quiet in the evenings. A couple of free drink options available in the lobby. It was nice to chill with a coffee or juice before heading out into the heat of Mérida. Good massage available in the spa for $600 MXN. Off street parking (we had a hire car). Big rooms with good AC. In room safe ($500 deposit for key and lock). A great place to stay in this price range (£50 UK)
Great value doubles. Staff very helpful despite our lack of Spanish. Lovely beds and high ceilings. About a 10 min walk to main square but some nice restaurants and bars close by.
The room was fine, the place was quiet (eerily so), the small kitchen satisfactory, and the location is great. The bed was comfy as well. I was well received by the owner, but afterward the staff is all but absent. I looked for them to ask a question, and there was no one around.
Should be free perked coffee available, a thick blAnket needed, urinal deodorizer overpowering,. Very helpful local tips, friendly staff. Great morals.
After staying in a crappy hotel in Merida, we are glad that we moved to this hotel. Our room was on the 2nd floor close to a router so there's Wifi in the room. We loved the design of our room, bed was comfortable. A few mins walk to the square, location is convenient. You'll love it here.
When arriving at the El Conquistador, the staff immediately took our luggage and welcomed us into the lobby. It was almost midnight and we were very tired from traveling. Since it was our first day in Mexico, we felt like we didn't have information regarding buses, restaurants, etc. The staff and in particular the bell man was so very helpful. He spoke English well...
When arriving at the El Conquistador, the staff immediately took our luggage and welcomed us into the lobby. It was almost midnight and we were very tired from traveling. Since it was our first day in Mexico, we felt like we didn't have information regarding buses, restaurants, etc. The staff and in particular the bell man was so very helpful. He spoke English well and helped us find everything we needed.
Merida is nice town and good to visit ruins.
The accommodation was perfect. Excellent location. Quiet building (even with construction going on next door). The staff were amazing - always happy, greeted you everytime you saw them, the desk was always 'manned'. The knew some english (and we only knew a little Spanish) but we always got there in the end! The pool was always clean and refreshingly cool. Only thing t...
The accommodation was perfect. Excellent location. Quiet building (even with construction going on next door). The staff were amazing - always happy, greeted you everytime you saw them, the desk was always 'manned'. The knew some english (and we only knew a little Spanish) but we always got there in the end! The pool was always clean and refreshingly cool. Only thing they could have done to make it better would have been a small bar fridge in the room and a water cooler. Definitely recommend this accommodation.
A lovely colonial hotel a few blocks away from the main square (too far to walk). Quiet. Good service. Friendly English-speaking staff. Clean rooms and bathrooms. Good breakfast. Free Wi-Fi. Small pool.
What a great hotel. It's in an old villa in the historical center of Merida, and everything is within walking distance. Staff is excellent, and provides very useful information regarding anything you'd like to do in Merida. Your main go-to-guy is Vicente, who took excellent care of us. This included assisting us with suggestions for itineraries (I'm writing this from I...
What a great hotel. It's in an old villa in the historical center of Merida, and everything is within walking distance. Staff is excellent, and provides very useful information regarding anything you'd like to do in Merida. Your main go-to-guy is Vicente, who took excellent care of us. This included assisting us with suggestions for itineraries (I'm writing this from Izamal, where we are due to Vicente's suggestions), as well as advising us on how to travel arond Mexico. He's awesome!
the hotel has the medium size swiming pool. probably suitable for family. bar besides the pool doesn't seem to be so good. internet is available in the room free of charge. it takes just 5-10 minutes to the old downtown (centro) by taxi. i think the hotel area is more suitable to stay than centro area if you prefer quiet.
We had a lovely time at Fray Diego. The staff were very friendly and attentive. It was easy to walk to all the attractions downtown. The hotel is quiet and peaceful and very clean. THere is a small safe in every room. The beds and pillows are very firm, but we felt the beautiful colonial architecture, calm atmosphere and friendly satff more than made up for that.
The place has definately got potential. The next hotel housed in the same building (former monastery) is amazing and perhaps Caribe can walk over and have a look. Hotel room very outdated, it was clean, but furnishing is old and design isn't really thoughtout (closet opens onto the bed). There was a pool, but deck chairs are wrecked. You do get a good view of the cathe...
The place has definately got potential. The next hotel housed in the same building (former monastery) is amazing and perhaps Caribe can walk over and have a look. Hotel room very outdated, it was clean, but furnishing is old and design isn't really thoughtout (closet opens onto the bed). There was a pool, but deck chairs are wrecked. You do get a good view of the cathedral though. Its location is a good as you are close to the sights you'll want to see in Merida, close to shops and restaurants too.
this was a good choice of hotel for a couple who like to walk and see the sights. parking was included and getting to and from the hotel from the highway was easy. the only thing missing was a small refrigerator in the room and working wi-fi, essential in today's travel.
Located a short walk from the centre of Merida but in a quiet enough area. Rooms spacious and spotlessly clean. Didn't use the pool due to weather but looked nice. Room service was very reasonable. Staff pleasant. All in all good value
Charming spot,a gem, a first class experience at a very reasonable price. Open courtyard,fountain and gardens, comfortable couches and convenient tables. Everything is spotless and staff is warm, friendly & helpful. Owner is on hand, accessible and attentive. Great food in the restaurant.. The shops are the best in Merida. The location is perfect. We truly could not b...
Charming spot,a gem, a first class experience at a very reasonable price. Open courtyard,fountain and gardens, comfortable couches and convenient tables. Everything is spotless and staff is warm, friendly & helpful. Owner is on hand, accessible and attentive. Great food in the restaurant.. The shops are the best in Merida. The location is perfect. We truly could not be more pleased.
Cheapest hotels in Merida
not most centric, about 15-20min walk to main square, but 5 min from the bus station and a few cheap restaurants around, quiet and overall plenty of space.
After staying in a crappy hotel in Merida, we are glad that we moved to this hotel. Our room was on the 2nd floor close to a router so there's Wifi in the room. We loved the design of our room, bed was comfortable. A few mins walk to the square, location is convenient. You'll love it here.
Great value doubles. Staff very helpful despite our lack of Spanish. Lovely beds and high ceilings. About a 10 min walk to main square but some nice restaurants and bars close by.
Lovely hostel with a good vibe. Female dorm although is for 16 beds, it was very spacious. Nice pool for lounging, especially as Merida gets very hot in the afternoon. Good breakfast. Only gripe, the shower pressure is very low.
Far from the centre. Not much space in the room (5 bed dorm).
The ensuite batroom of my dorm had many small cockroaches walking around and a really bad humid smell. My matrass was not comfortable at all. Only cold showers. I really regred booking 3 nights in advance otherwise i would have left after the first night!
Should be free perked coffee available, a thick blAnket needed, urinal deodorizer overpowering,. Very helpful local tips, friendly staff. Great morals.
The strongest asset of the Hotel San Jose is its great location only a few steps from the central city square. Practically all visitor attractions are within convenient walking distance. This is a budget hotel, and its two-star rating is accurate. The property is safe and clean. Amenities are very basic. My standard room did not have a view, but dimensions made fo...
The strongest asset of the Hotel San Jose is its great location only a few steps from the central city square. Practically all visitor attractions are within convenient walking distance. This is a budget hotel, and its two-star rating is accurate. The property is safe and clean. Amenities are very basic. My standard room did not have a view, but dimensions made for a nice stay. The bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning functioned properly. I had a flat-screen TV with local programming only. For storage, I had sufficient drawers but no closet. My fare included a tasty, though not abundant, breakfast at the restaurant on the ground floor. All staff members were professional and well qualified. For travelers willing to forego luxury in the interest of good location at very competitive cost, this is an interesting option because the reception also books tours. I already made a booking to return to this hotel in seven months.
The room was fine, the place was quiet (eerily so), the small kitchen satisfactory, and the location is great. The bed was comfy as well. I was well received by the owner, but afterward the staff is all but absent. I looked for them to ask a question, and there was no one around.
Great budget hotel in Merida. Aircon could have been a little colder, but otherwise a very pleasant stay.
Very peaceful.
Great hotel in a good part of town. Very nice grounds, nice little pool in the back. The rooms are no frills, but the king bed is nice and wide. Ask for a room on the second floor. My only complaint is that the curtains could be a bit darker. Make sure you turn the lights off OUTSIDE your room; otherwise you'll be sleeping in a substantial glare.
We arrived at 07 pm with confirmed booking by Agoda but at the reception they told us that they don't work with Agoda or Booking. I believe it was a lie and that the room was given before to other people, because I've never had such problems with Agoda and because I trust in Agoda. So we went to another hotel: Posada del Angel, nearer to city centre and also with park...
We arrived at 07 pm with confirmed booking by Agoda but at the reception they told us that they don't work with Agoda or Booking. I believe it was a lie and that the room was given before to other people, because I've never had such problems with Agoda and because I trust in Agoda. So we went to another hotel: Posada del Angel, nearer to city centre and also with parking facility.
This hotel is located not far from the Centre of Merida and equally as close to the beach at Progresso, but away from the traffic. They have large rooms, is very clean and have a wonderful staff that is very responsive to your needs. The price is excellent through Agoda! The name of the hotel turned me off, but is is a gem - would definitely stay here again!
Budget hotel in the downtown area of Merida walking distance to restaurants, corner stores and bars. Room was clean, air con worked, shower worked and had a good night's sleep. Wifi works close to the front desk. There is a small pool in the complex but was not useable when I stayed.
The only serious issue was that if your booking is through Agoda you will have to pay at the end of the trip and they will try and charge you a different rate entirely. Ours went from $53 a night to $78 dollars a night excluding taxes. Agoda need a good rocket over this issue as not only is it embarrassing to find out you haven't paid but for the rate to raise so muc...
The only serious issue was that if your booking is through Agoda you will have to pay at the end of the trip and they will try and charge you a different rate entirely. Ours went from $53 a night to $78 dollars a night excluding taxes. Agoda need a good rocket over this issue as not only is it embarrassing to find out you haven't paid but for the rate to raise so much is almost criminal. Doubt I will be using Agoda again. The hotel provide two small bottles of water when you arrive and that is all. Seriously this is Mexico and hot and if you think you can survive on this you are sadly mistaken. If you book one day at a time you will continue to get a free bottle every day. The hotel also has more rules than the Motor Traffic Act of 1909 (as amended). If you are a smoker you have one small area near the pool only if other people are not offended or you have to extinguish the cigarette. The towels provided on some days were the size of a postage stamp.
We have stayed at this hotel many times..... the parking is inside, and free, the breakfast is always ready, and access to just about every place in central Merida is a short walk. Perfect for a weekend or a longer stay.
Pros: Large room, comfortable beds, great location, lovely staff and fantastic WiFi. Cons: large cockroaches in the room, hot water in the shower only worked sometimes, late night noise from the bar next door.
Located a short walk from the centre of Merida but in a quiet enough area. Rooms spacious and spotlessly clean. Didn't use the pool due to weather but looked nice. Room service was very reasonable. Staff pleasant. All in all good value
I was quite happy with this place during a long stay where due to a moderately severe illness I spent 2 or 3 days pretty much just in bed. Spartan, but clean and efficient, pretty much if you've stayed in an ibis elsewhere you know exactly what to expect. They have potable tap water, which was a huge plus to me, although that water had a bit of soapy soft-water taste a...
I was quite happy with this place during a long stay where due to a moderately severe illness I spent 2 or 3 days pretty much just in bed. Spartan, but clean and efficient, pretty much if you've stayed in an ibis elsewhere you know exactly what to expect. They have potable tap water, which was a huge plus to me, although that water had a bit of soapy soft-water taste and came out luke-warm from what I assume was just a tank on the roof. Good location, a bit complicated to get to the city center by bus, but the immediate area was pretty nice if not super pedestrian friendly. Lots of good restaurants and convenient shopping (Walmart 2 blocks away, I may not like it but it gets the job done and is quite different in Mexico.) Paseo Montejo is a beautiful promenade where all the henequen millionaires built their mansions around the turn of the 20th century and will make you more willing to just suck it up and walk the two miles to the zocalo. Getting to and from the main ADO station by taxi was cheap and painless and there's a branch office where you can buy tickets a couple blocks away.
This hotel is not a 4-star hotel. It's old, it's probably seen better days. What I find to be the most off-putting was the musty smell in the room, probably caused by the old wooden furniture. Not all staff speaks English. I also wanted to pay by credit card but the credit card machine couldn't connect to the bank so if you're staying here bring a wad of cash! The h...
This hotel is not a 4-star hotel. It's old, it's probably seen better days. What I find to be the most off-putting was the musty smell in the room, probably caused by the old wooden furniture. Not all staff speaks English. I also wanted to pay by credit card but the credit card machine couldn't connect to the bank so if you're staying here bring a wad of cash! The hotel is about 3km from the historical center of Merida - not the best location if the city center is your main focus of your visit but you can take a van or bus (Pensiones-Chenku) for 7 pesos.
nice pool, good food, great shower!
Possibly the best feature of Hotel Santiago is its location in central Merida. You are in an ideal location to explore because major attractions are within walking distance. Public areas -especially the reception and open-air courtyard with fountain- have a particular appeal. In my opinion, the rooms were not quite on the same level. My standard room was spacious a...
Possibly the best feature of Hotel Santiago is its location in central Merida. You are in an ideal location to explore because major attractions are within walking distance. Public areas -especially the reception and open-air courtyard with fountain- have a particular appeal. In my opinion, the rooms were not quite on the same level. My standard room was spacious and comfortable, for sure, but the bathroom sink was squeezed into a small corner - other rooms did have better design, though. Water pressure in the bathroom was a bit low. I missed a safety-deposit box. The room did feature air-conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast is simple - cereal with milk, toast with butter and jam, orange juice, coffee and tea. There is a great variety of restaurants within a small radius, though. The hotel has a small pool (open from 9 AM until 10 PM) in which to cool oneself. Staff members were all diligent. This is a good budget hotel that I would definitely consider again!
Nice bed and pillow - fab hot shower and nice bathroom - ample space for one person - 2 elevators. Staff was very helpful with everything - the location is the best - not far from so many things to see, do, and eat. I would recommend this hotel -
I would certainly stay there again. Great location.
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my frien...
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my friends. Thank you.
Just one night between two main archeological sites. Room was relatively big (for 4) and clean and the bathroom too. Easy accessible by car and reasonobly close to downtown (you have to use tha car anyway). Internet working well in the room. Breakfast not included served in a sister structure across the street, it was fantastic! Buffet with 4 different types of fruits ...
Just one night between two main archeological sites. Room was relatively big (for 4) and clean and the bathroom too. Easy accessible by car and reasonobly close to downtown (you have to use tha car anyway). Internet working well in the room. Breakfast not included served in a sister structure across the street, it was fantastic! Buffet with 4 different types of fruits and 8 types of eggs and meat plus coffe or tea and juice for a really reasonable price. Fridge missing in the room.
Casa de colibries is a wonderful place in a great city. The owner Flor
Merida is nice town and good to visit ruins.
We had a fun time in Merida , and wonderful stay in this boutique hotel, overall great experience and close enough to walk the center town and many restaurants near by.
4-star hotels in Merida
The Hyatt Regency in Merida is a great hotel, just a 20 minute walk from the main town square. The room was clean and spacious, with a large in-room safe. The staff were very friendly. I did not try the in-house restaurants so cannot comment. The pool area was stylish, but the pool would be better if it was heated... the water was very very cold. Otherwise it’s a grea...
The Hyatt Regency in Merida is a great hotel, just a 20 minute walk from the main town square. The room was clean and spacious, with a large in-room safe. The staff were very friendly. I did not try the in-house restaurants so cannot comment. The pool area was stylish, but the pool would be better if it was heated... the water was very very cold. Otherwise it’s a great place to stay.
my parents and i had a pleasant time in merida largely due to the excellent hospitality provided by alex, the super generous owner, and his super friendly staff members at hotel hacienda merida. not having access to water due to maintenance issues for a while,the owner generously provided us free breakfasts during our entire stay, and even prepared some snacks for our ...
my parents and i had a pleasant time in merida largely due to the excellent hospitality provided by alex, the super generous owner, and his super friendly staff members at hotel hacienda merida. not having access to water due to maintenance issues for a while,the owner generously provided us free breakfasts during our entire stay, and even prepared some snacks for our 5am departure. these were all greatly appreciated by us and we would not ever hesitate to recommend this hotel for anyone heading to merida!
We had a fun time in Merida , and wonderful stay in this boutique hotel, overall great experience and close enough to walk the center town and many restaurants near by.
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my frien...
I booked 3 nights, 3 double rooms for my family and friends at this hotel. We like the hotel very much, best location and beautiful hotel. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Room is spacious and clean. The hotel made my vacation is so much enjoyable. I definitely will book this hotel in the future if I come back. I will introduce the hotel to my friends. Thank you.
When arriving at the El Conquistador, the staff immediately took our luggage and welcomed us into the lobby. It was almost midnight and we were very tired from traveling. Since it was our first day in Mexico, we felt like we didn't have information regarding buses, restaurants, etc. The staff and in particular the bell man was so very helpful. He spoke English well...
When arriving at the El Conquistador, the staff immediately took our luggage and welcomed us into the lobby. It was almost midnight and we were very tired from traveling. Since it was our first day in Mexico, we felt like we didn't have information regarding buses, restaurants, etc. The staff and in particular the bell man was so very helpful. He spoke English well and helped us find everything we needed.
The accommodation was perfect. Excellent location. Quiet building (even with construction going on next door). The staff were amazing - always happy, greeted you everytime you saw them, the desk was always 'manned'. The knew some english (and we only knew a little Spanish) but we always got there in the end! The pool was always clean and refreshingly cool. Only thing t...
The accommodation was perfect. Excellent location. Quiet building (even with construction going on next door). The staff were amazing - always happy, greeted you everytime you saw them, the desk was always 'manned'. The knew some english (and we only knew a little Spanish) but we always got there in the end! The pool was always clean and refreshingly cool. Only thing they could have done to make it better would have been a small bar fridge in the room and a water cooler. Definitely recommend this accommodation.
A lovely colonial hotel a few blocks away from the main square (too far to walk). Quiet. Good service. Friendly English-speaking staff. Clean rooms and bathrooms. Good breakfast. Free Wi-Fi. Small pool.
What a great hotel. It's in an old villa in the historical center of Merida, and everything is within walking distance. Staff is excellent, and provides very useful information regarding anything you'd like to do in Merida. Your main go-to-guy is Vicente, who took excellent care of us. This included assisting us with suggestions for itineraries (I'm writing this from I...
What a great hotel. It's in an old villa in the historical center of Merida, and everything is within walking distance. Staff is excellent, and provides very useful information regarding anything you'd like to do in Merida. Your main go-to-guy is Vicente, who took excellent care of us. This included assisting us with suggestions for itineraries (I'm writing this from Izamal, where we are due to Vicente's suggestions), as well as advising us on how to travel arond Mexico. He's awesome!
The place has definately got potential. The next hotel housed in the same building (former monastery) is amazing and perhaps Caribe can walk over and have a look. Hotel room very outdated, it was clean, but furnishing is old and design isn't really thoughtout (closet opens onto the bed). There was a pool, but deck chairs are wrecked. You do get a good view of the cathe...
The place has definately got potential. The next hotel housed in the same building (former monastery) is amazing and perhaps Caribe can walk over and have a look. Hotel room very outdated, it was clean, but furnishing is old and design isn't really thoughtout (closet opens onto the bed). There was a pool, but deck chairs are wrecked. You do get a good view of the cathedral though. Its location is a good as you are close to the sights you'll want to see in Merida, close to shops and restaurants too.
I would certainly stay there again. Great location.
This description and photos do not do this place justice! As our first visit to Mérida, we had our initial hesitations about wandering off the "typical tourist" path but this hotel (and city) has completely changed our perspective. Once you reach the center of the city, the architecture, streets, and overall environment have an old European Spanish influence and feel. ...
This description and photos do not do this place justice! As our first visit to Mérida, we had our initial hesitations about wandering off the "typical tourist" path but this hotel (and city) has completely changed our perspective. Once you reach the center of the city, the architecture, streets, and overall environment have an old European Spanish influence and feel. The streets were filled with people and music, amazing food, and historic landmarks. Once we arrived at the hotel, the front desk gentlemen were extremely hospitable, polite, and knowledgable. We were offered complimentary beverages, a tour of the entire grounds, and detailed advice about the area. It was honestly the true "VIP" treatment, and we've certainly had our fair share of 5-star hotels in the past. We were amazed once we entered the lobby - it was like an immaculate oasis in the center of the urban city. Our single room (which had a private porch with poolside hammock) was larger than most 2br apartments in Seattle, with more amenities than many of the larger 5-star hotels in the usual tourist spots, with the hospitality of a small town bed & breakfast. The next morning, we sat out by the pool and had a great conversation with one of the staff. Our breakfast was delicious and served with coffee in a French press. Once we left, the check-out process was quick and easy and we were on our way. We all wished we had several more nights to enjoy this beautiful hotel. Do not pass it up!
I enjoyed my stay. City Express met my needs in every way.
We have stayed at this hotel many times..... the parking is inside, and free, the breakfast is always ready, and access to just about every place in central Merida is a short walk. Perfect for a weekend or a longer stay.
nice pool, good food, great shower!
Just one night between two main archeological sites. Room was relatively big (for 4) and clean and the bathroom too. Easy accessible by car and reasonobly close to downtown (you have to use tha car anyway). Internet working well in the room. Breakfast not included served in a sister structure across the street, it was fantastic! Buffet with 4 different types of fruits ...
Just one night between two main archeological sites. Room was relatively big (for 4) and clean and the bathroom too. Easy accessible by car and reasonobly close to downtown (you have to use tha car anyway). Internet working well in the room. Breakfast not included served in a sister structure across the street, it was fantastic! Buffet with 4 different types of fruits and 8 types of eggs and meat plus coffe or tea and juice for a really reasonable price. Fridge missing in the room.
This hotel is an amazing beautiful oasis in the heart of Merida. The staff were super friendly and went our of their way to make our stay relaxing. After a day exploring the sights of Merida and history of the Yucatan, it was great to arrive back "home" at such a beautiful haven.
This hotel was by far the best hotel we stayed in during our entire trip around Mexico & that includes Cancun. The owners were so helpful & informative when it came to booking excursions & things to see & do in the city. The hotel itself was clean & luxurious.
It is the perfect boutique hotel -- everything was excellent from the décor, setting and amenities to the quality of food, level of service and location! An exceptional value.
This hotel is not a 4-star hotel. It's old, it's probably seen better days. What I find to be the most off-putting was the musty smell in the room, probably caused by the old wooden furniture. Not all staff speaks English. I also wanted to pay by credit card but the credit card machine couldn't connect to the bank so if you're staying here bring a wad of cash! The h...
This hotel is not a 4-star hotel. It's old, it's probably seen better days. What I find to be the most off-putting was the musty smell in the room, probably caused by the old wooden furniture. Not all staff speaks English. I also wanted to pay by credit card but the credit card machine couldn't connect to the bank so if you're staying here bring a wad of cash! The hotel is about 3km from the historical center of Merida - not the best location if the city center is your main focus of your visit but you can take a van or bus (Pensiones-Chenku) for 7 pesos.
Nice bed and pillow - fab hot shower and nice bathroom - ample space for one person - 2 elevators. Staff was very helpful with everything - the location is the best - not far from so many things to see, do, and eat. I would recommend this hotel -
We loved staying at Sara and Neal's home! Thank you so much. We hope to come back soon
Absolutely one of the nicest hotels during our Mexico trip. We definitely recommend this hotel to anyone. Hotel staff is the best. No request was too much and they are really friendly and willing to suggest nice places to go for sightseeing and eating. We travelled with a one year old baby and they just go the extra mile to make sure that everything was perfectly arra...
Absolutely one of the nicest hotels during our Mexico trip. We definitely recommend this hotel to anyone. Hotel staff is the best. No request was too much and they are really friendly and willing to suggest nice places to go for sightseeing and eating. We travelled with a one year old baby and they just go the extra mile to make sure that everything was perfectly arranged for the little one. The rooms are very spacious and clean. Maybe the interior finishings in the rooms are not all top quality, but that adds to the charm of an old colonial building. As opposed to some other reviews, we think the breakfast is really good. Good variety in the menu, and the waffles are some of the best we have ever had!!
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Merida is nice town and good to visit ruins.
Although cannot argue on the price and location this is not a 5* hotel under no circumstances. 3*, maybe. Anyway I am sure you can find better and still be on Montejo Avenue.
Nice Hotel! Very helpful staff and comfortable.
This property is gorgeously curated and the team working here is so attentive. We were always impressed by how they knew when we were arriving back to open the gate and have our key ready. The recommendations we received of where to eat and what to do were fantastic too and took into consideration our preferences and a variety of price points. Breakfast was phenomenal....
This property is gorgeously curated and the team working here is so attentive. We were always impressed by how they knew when we were arriving back to open the gate and have our key ready. The recommendations we received of where to eat and what to do were fantastic too and took into consideration our preferences and a variety of price points. Breakfast was phenomenal.
It was a visually pleasing experience, with a comfortable room. Mérida is close to Mayan ruins and the entire area is dotted with a variety of cenote in which I highly recommend swimming. We visited a hennequen plantation which was fascinating; I learned about sisal and it's fascinating impact upon the history and growth of the area. About the hotel, I will say that th...
It was a visually pleasing experience, with a comfortable room. Mérida is close to Mayan ruins and the entire area is dotted with a variety of cenote in which I highly recommend swimming. We visited a hennequen plantation which was fascinating; I learned about sisal and it's fascinating impact upon the history and growth of the area. About the hotel, I will say that the staff was friendly and willing to help, but you definitely need to ASK for everything you want - there is no "hotel" book in the room explaining the amenities, which seemed weird to me. The kitchen was unable to provide coffee for our early morning departure, and there was no coffeemaker. One of the listed amenities on the booking site was "fresh flowers" - well, we had VASES but NO FLOWERS for the entire 5 night stay (?). My husband knocked over the empty vase on the coffeetable, which I kept putting to the side and the maids kept replacing to the center of the coffeetable, and they charged us $30 for it! That was not ok with me .. He might have seen it if it had FLOWERS in it as promise. I mentioned the lack of flowers to Betsy and she seemed surprised and would check into it - nothing. Ruby at the desk was WONDERFUL and helped us set up a rental car.
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Just the city center is worth visiting! Its a good town to stop by for one or two nights, but not more!
For a taste of local food try Pancho's Restaurant and Bar just one block away from the main square. We enjoyed some really good food there!
Very recommended, if you are not into boring Cancun or shallow fun in the bars and discos in Zona Hotelera; definitely worth to see the nice architecture in zocalo and to eat delicious food.
..; Chichen Ytza is only 80km away from the city (40-45 min by car); car rental quite cheap - 40 usd/day
Merida is a small town, and it can be a little bit boring. There are some good restaurants, and they are not expensive but serve really really nice food.
Going to Uxmal may be the best course of travel.
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