Merida Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Merida, Mexico

It was all perfect ,small hotel but Very exclusive and boutique hotel style ... Historic building but all in Great shape ... I do recommend

Everything about this hotel is amazing! The grounds are gorgeous, the rooms clean, beds comfortable and staff friendly and helpful. I will definitely return and I highly recommend this place.

Beautiful hotel with a perfect location, rooms, pool all immaculate. Staff was extremely attentive.

The setting was beautiful and peaceful, room clean and comfortable. The hacienda is a bit far from central Merida, but it was easy to take the bus or catch a taxi.

Great Mexican and Yucatan food Super quiet Lot of beautiful birds and we saw a couple od deers

Great experience, easy access to everything. We will be back.

Beatiful gardens and excellent rooms very spacious it feels like a palace and very close to progreso and 20 minutes to Merida downtown.

I liked the hotel a lot. I loved that the pool was close to my room. Teh doorman and front lady at the desk were very helpful, kind and courteous. Two drawbacks were that the bed was too hard, and also because I'm a senior I did not like the steps heading up to the check in at the front desk,, but otherwise I was very pleased with the service at this Best Western.

From the minute I walked through the entryway with colorful murals, and through the open courtyard filled with tropical plants to the front desk, I knew I was in for a treat. The pictures do not do justice to this beautiful boutique hotel, which combines all the modern amenities with a traditional Mexican design style. The owners live onsite and make sure that everything works well. The breakfast at the hotel restaurant is good, and seems to be a favorite of local business people who come there for morning meetings. There is a soaking pool for cooling down after seeing the sights. My room was large and included extras such as robes and foot massager. The staff helped to arrange sightseeing trips, which made life easy since I don't speak Spanish. The hotel is several blocks from the central plaza tourist area, so it was easy to mingle with local people and enjoy the local food, music, and way of life. I traveled alone and always felt welcome and safe in this neighborhood. On weekends, the main avenue is closed and locals rent bikes to see the grand homes and have brunch. There is also a weekly folk festival and artist market held on the plaza outside the hotel.

We spent eight magical days at the Lodge at Uxmal and it completely surpassed our expectations. Our rustic, yet luxurious room was gorgeous with polished and carved wood accents, beautiful stained glass, billowing mosquito netting over the king size bed and a huge jacuzzi tub. We spent a lot of time relaxing on the veranda overlooking the Pyramid of the Magician on our own private hammock and rocking chairs. The pools were both lovely and the restaurant had enough variety, local and authentically Yucatan cuisine and flexibility to keep us excited and engaged all week. But the absolute best thing about the hotel was the staff. Led by amazing concierge Luis Chan, the whole team was courteous, warm, generous and lovely, anticipating and fulfilling our every need. The private, authentic Mayan breakfast offered by Luis and his team at a Mayan hut on the edge of the property was a must. Can't recommend it enough.