Hacienda Merida
Hacienda Merida, Merida & Around, Mexico
The Hacienda Merida is a lovely historic property converted in to a charming boutique B+B in the heart of Merida, next door to its higher-end sister property, Hacienda VIP.
The decor is stylish though rustic around the edges with a mixture of the traditional and the modern. All the 8 rooms vary in size and their colonial mansion style means they can be dark and lack natural light. They are simply decorated with individual touches and comfortable king size beds, air conditioning, T.V. and en-suite. No two rooms are the same.
The hotel has a small out-door swimming pool surrounded by comfy sun beds which make for a fantastic spot to unwind in the afternoon and massages are also offered. Breakfast is served and there is a lovely bar but please note there is no restaurant here for lunch and dinner but the hotel is conveniently located a 10-15 min walk from local dining options nearby.
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Alternative places to stay nearby
Where possible, we like to offer a range of accommodation for each stop of your trip, chosen by our specialists as some of their favourite places to stay. To help you make the right choice, we give each property a rating based on its facilities and service, but we also look for hotels with distinct character or a location that can’t be bettered.
Casa del Balam
The Hotel Casa del Balam is one of the oldest family-owned hotels in Merida, known as the "grandmother" of all hotels, located in the historical part of Merida.
Casa Lecanda
This beautifully restored old casona, or small manor house, has been thoughtfully decorated to high standards throughout.
Casa Lucia
The Casa Lucia is a small 1930s property located in the historic centre of downtown Merida, just three blocks away from the main square.
Hacienda San Jose Cholul
The Hacienda San Jose Cholul is situated in the little town of Tixkokob, 45 minutes from Merida. Once a working Hacienda, it has now been renovated into a luxury hotel.
Hacienda Santa Rosa de Lima
One of the Starwood Luxury Collection of hotels, Hacienda Santa Rosa de Lima is one of the more recently renovated and restored of the grand estates that flourished in the 19th Century during the golden era of henequen/sisal fbre production.
Hacienda Temozon
This magnificent hacienda, south of Merida, has been tastefully restored to preserve the original architecture.
Hacienda Ticum
Located just 30 minutes away from Merida, Hacienda Ticum is one of the newest luxury boutique hotels in this part of Mexico.
Hacienda VIP
Hotel Hacienda Merida VIP is a small, 6 bedroom boutique B+B located in the heart of Merida, next door to its sister property Hacienda Merida.
La Mision de Fray Diego
Four hundred years ago the original part of La Mision de Fray Diego was a convent part of the 'Temple of Nuns'.
Experiences while staying here
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
Cenotes de Abala Snorkelling
The Yucatán Peninsula has over 3000 "cenotes", or water sinkholes, formed by the Yucatán's underground fresh water rivers. Caverns and caves formed where the underground water collects, creating these beautiful turquoise coloured pools either completely underground or partly open.
Merida City Tour
The "White City" title that Merida has derives from the stately homes and mansions that adorn the sides of Paseo Montejo, about 10 blocks north of the centre, standing opulently in gleaming white stone.