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- 19 hotels
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- 4 hotels
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Best hotels & accommodations in Yucatan

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 staff was incredible friendly and knowledgable. The owner has really great taste- the place is beautiful and comfortable. Large rooms with high ceilings, hardwood floors and comfortable beds. Great showers. Beautifully renovated place with respect to traditional style. The masseuse on staff is really good and not overpriced. The bar makes nice drinks and brin...

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...

This is a great hostel. The dorms were good, the fan was fine in November. The lockers were great. The kitchen is outside in a very nice long narrow green garden. The included breakfast was really great. Location is central. I Rented a bike and rode to four cenotes, highly recommended. The town square is close and quite active on the weekend. Nice easy going town.

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 ...

Great little hotel for the price. Clean, modern rooms situated around a swimming pool. Perfect for a stop over before an early start to see the ruins the following morning. Highly recommended. The chicken restaurant across the road is basic but good (only one dish on the menu). I was able to change Euros at the adjoining gift shop at a reasonable rate. 20 to the Euro. ...

This is a small hotel, with a beautifully decorated entrance. The location is really convenient, as it's close to the centre, about a 10-15 minute walk. Initially we had a downstairs room, but were moved upstairs the next day, which was quieter. The breakfast selection was limited (scrambled eggs with ham, some fruit and pancakes), but the outdoor pool area was lovely....

Definitely a one of a kind experience! Rooms are huge and historic looking, and surprisingly clean given its size. Staff were all polite and extremely helpful. We also had the opportunity to meet the owner, who was very friendly. Walking distance from ADO bus station and popular sights in Valladolid

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...

Nice spacious hotel in the middle of Valladolid. Really well priced for what you get, which was a large clean room with 2 double beds which were slightly hard but ok, shower with plenty of hot water, air con, in room safe, tv and a view of the cathedral from our room and the pool. The swimming pool is excellent and the staff are lovely. The hotel is undergoing some r...

The Lodge and Hotel are lovely and bring right at Chichen Itza makes visiting very easy. The staff, especially at the restaurant were lovely. We stayed two nights while visiting the area which was enough. We ate out in surrounding areas several meals for more local food and better pricing but that is to be expected in this kind of tourist set up.

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...

The hotel manager Camilo is extremely helpful. He gave us a lot of information about Valladolid, he referered a good taxi driver, Manuel of Maya Adventure Taxi Tour to us. There's an underground natural cave with heated water which is a very special facility in this hotel. Highlt recommended to travellers.

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!

The owner of this place was so nice and accommodating. They didn't have drinking water onsite but he got us a bottle when I asked about it. The pool area is nice and the decor in the lobby is kinda fun - feels like a scene from a vintage hotel. We disliked the beds though, you could definitely feel the springs and the hard pillows didn't help. The room was clean but a...

The hotel for the price you pay offers great value for money. All staff were extremely nice and welcoming especially Efrain. The hotel is in a fabulous location for visiting Chichen itza. It's close enough so that it is only a 20 minute walk to the entrance. At the same time you are in the town of piste with choices of restaurants and not trapped in an isolated hotel ...

We were traveling on the Puuc Route, visiting the Maya ruins and wanted a location that was convenient and in a small town. The location was great, the owner was very friendly and helpful and we enjoyed walking around town at night. The room is basic, but the bed was good, it has a pool, breakfast was included (continental) friendly and helpful staff.

Rooms werde very clean and had very comfortable beds. They were also cleaned daily by very nice staff. The location was perfect, everything (restaurants, main plaza, bike rentals etc.) is in walking distance of a few minutes. We would recommend to ask for a room not facing the main street to avoid the street noise. The water pressure in the shower could have been be...

We actually extended our stay as we really enjoyed our time in Valladolid, so much more chilled & Maya than Merida. . We were impressed with our first floor room which was serviced daily & drinking water provided. Nice to have a safe too. . Staff have minimal English but we got by with my Spanish phrase book. Good location just a short walk round the block from the b...

I was in the area to run the Uxmal - Muna race and found this lodging option as appropriate since it was not on the way or in a crowded spot. The facilities are amazingly well maintained and very clean. Food was excellent in presentation and taste. Service was genuine Mayan way with well trained staff . The perfect place if you look for resting and enjoying the natur...
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perfect for what I needed. close to everything 5 minute walk to bus. simple cheap and clean. I got one small bed a few shelfs and a fan. toilets and showers are clean and plentiful. walls are a little thin and it didn't seem very social in the one night I was there.

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.

This is a great hostel. The dorms were good, the fan was fine in November. The lockers were great. The kitchen is outside in a very nice long narrow green garden. The included breakfast was really great. Location is central. I Rented a bike and rode to four cenotes, highly recommended. The town square is close and quite active on the weekend. Nice easy going town.

My boyfriend and I stayed here two nights and we loved it! It's an apartment but completely separated from the owners so you have complete privacy! The room is big, the fan keeps the room at a good temperature, and the hosts are extremely kind:) What's more..if you're sick of Mexican food, the owner makes an awesome pizza and homemade pasta!! The only negative about th...

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.

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...

The rom was clean. The caffe machine useless. The pool was nice. Most of all the service was lacking - none of the service people at the hotel spoke English and laughed at us, when trying to comunicate with them in our limited Spanish. Seeing as this is a Best Western hotel, we found this service both rude and inappropriate.

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.

This hotel should not list themselves as English speaking because the staff doesn't even speak a single English words. All of them, reception nor waiters. During check in, I wasn't inform that the so called 'free breakfast' only included tea/coffee and 2 slices of toast bread. I came in the restaurant, took cereal at the buffet table, and they asked me to pay extra mon...

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...

The owner of this place was so nice and accommodating. They didn't have drinking water onsite but he got us a bottle when I asked about it. The pool area is nice and the decor in the lobby is kinda fun - feels like a scene from a vintage hotel. We disliked the beds though, you could definitely feel the springs and the hard pillows didn't help. The room was clean but a...

Very kind people and a lovely place, but as it is further from the centre besides coffee in the morning,(black only) perhaps toast as well would be a good idea. I wouldn't have minded paying for it rather than having to walk into the town for breakfast.

We had a great stay at this Inn... Alan kindly collected us at the bus station and welcomed us to his home. We had requested a downstairs and quiet room, which he provided, but after our arrival he graciously let us shift to a larger room upstairs. The place is home-style with a very local feeling. We had a great night's sleep, as it was also quiet. Plenty of hot w...

We were traveling on the Puuc Route, visiting the Maya ruins and wanted a location that was convenient and in a small town. The location was great, the owner was very friendly and helpful and we enjoyed walking around town at night. The room is basic, but the bed was good, it has a pool, breakfast was included (continental) friendly and helpful staff.

You can't go wrong staying at this hotel. The place is a lovely quiet sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of the central town centre. The room itself is comfortable and very clean. It comes with a fridge - which we found a godsend in the heat! The staff especially the manager Neo could not have been friendlier and more helpful, treating us like extended family. T...

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...

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...

Nice spacious hotel in the middle of Valladolid. Really well priced for what you get, which was a large clean room with 2 double beds which were slightly hard but ok, shower with plenty of hot water, air con, in room safe, tv and a view of the cathedral from our room and the pool. The swimming pool is excellent and the staff are lovely. The hotel is undergoing some r...
4-star hotels in Yucatan

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 staff was incredible friendly and knowledgable. The owner has really great taste- the place is beautiful and comfortable. Large rooms with high ceilings, hardwood floors and comfortable beds. Great showers. Beautifully renovated place with respect to traditional style. The masseuse on staff is really good and not overpriced. The bar makes nice drinks and brin...

This is a small hotel, with a beautifully decorated entrance. The location is really convenient, as it's close to the centre, about a 10-15 minute walk. Initially we had a downstairs room, but were moved upstairs the next day, which was quieter. The breakfast selection was limited (scrambled eggs with ham, some fruit and pancakes), but the outdoor pool area was lovely....

The owner of this place was so nice and accommodating. They didn't have drinking water onsite but he got us a bottle when I asked about it. The pool area is nice and the decor in the lobby is kinda fun - feels like a scene from a vintage hotel. We disliked the beds though, you could definitely feel the springs and the hard pillows didn't help. The room was clean but a...

We actually extended our stay as we really enjoyed our time in Valladolid, so much more chilled & Maya than Merida. . We were impressed with our first floor room which was serviced daily & drinking water provided. Nice to have a safe too. . Staff have minimal English but we got by with my Spanish phrase book. Good location just a short walk round the block from the b...

This little place is great - the staff are amazingly friendly and helpful and provided us with lots of information and recommendations on what to do and where to go around the area. The location next to the main square couldn't be bettered, but there's no need to worry about noise as the rooms are tucked away from the street in a quiet little garden. The rooms are spot...

Overall, it was well worth for the price staying there! The room was nice and clean, there was a nice little pool and some outdoor tables around it, and the staff was helpful to recommend what to do in the city(tequilla distillery was great). The hotel was a little off from the center, taking about 15-20 mins on foot.

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...

This was a lovely, warm and welcoming hotel. Felt very personal and all the staff were so welcoming and friendly. David at the front desk speaks English and was great at recommending places to eat and shop. The buffet breakfast is simple but all you need - toast, cereal, fruit, yoghurt, juice and coffee and was a great experience sitting in the al fresco dining with ot...

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. ...

We booked a triple room with breakfast, there was no other option that time. When we got there we were given a small double room at the back of the hotel and no breakfast. My husband went to the front desk to complain then we moved to a bigger room above the restaurant facing the square and got breakfast coupons,WiFi signal in the room, it has a small balcony facing th...

Have stayed here in the past & it remains consistent. Free breakfasts include scrambled eggs (get there early if you want them moist!), beans, roast potatoes (tasty). Sliced bread for toast & small rolls as well as pound cake. Corn flakes, jello, rice pudding (liquidy), round out the selections, but you won't go hungry. Coffee, tea, milk, prepared 'juices' availabl...

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.

After a long drive to Valladolid, We finally arrived to be greeted with "welcome home". The hospitality here was so great. The staff are all very welcoming and helpful. A vegan friend couldn't drink milk with his coffee so without any request one of the staff members went around the nearby shops to see if they could get any. There was none anywhere but the impromptu ge...

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...

You can't go wrong staying at this hotel. The place is a lovely quiet sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of the central town centre. The room itself is comfortable and very clean. It comes with a fridge - which we found a godsend in the heat! The staff especially the manager Neo could not have been friendlier and more helpful, treating us like extended family. T...

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...

For Mexican Standards and the price the hotel was quite good. Of course you can not expect a 5 star hotel, but it was clean and quite. It is about 35 min walking distance from the bus station. About 10 min walking distance to bars and restaurants. The shower was not the best, but it was ok. The staff at the reception was friendly and helpful. The cleaning staff was als...
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The Lodge and Hotel are lovely and bring right at Chichen Itza makes visiting very easy. The staff, especially at the restaurant were lovely. We stayed two nights while visiting the area which was enough. We ate out in surrounding areas several meals for more local food and better pricing but that is to be expected in this kind of tourist set up.

This is a beautiful hotel only a 5 minute walk from Uxmal. The rooms are huge and the bathrooms have a glass roof from which you can see the birds. Everything has been specially designed with a Mayan theme, very tastefully done A bottle of water costs $3 and there was no hot water, reception said it takes 10-15minutes for the water to get hot, the water isn't that col...

Lovely relaxing spot. The gardens are beautiful , great pool and lovely spread out bungalow rooms across the property. I stayed with my dog and they welcomed us with a little kit of bowls and poop bags in the room. Very sweet. Organised my chichen itza tickets for me and I was able to go in at 8.30am through private entrance before all the crowds. Perfect stop off on ...

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...