Hotel del Peregrino  

Not too close to El Centro Quiet Friendly, informal atmosphere. Hotel staff very helpful.

Length of time it took to fix leak in air conditioner.

Verz clean, very nice, worth the price.

A little noisy

no cockroaches. The hotel design was beautiful, in Mexican colonial design, with beautiful tiles, huge windows, the breakfast area was under construction, and promised to be fabulous once finished

it was under construction. the breafast area was closed, filled wtih cement bags, the room was adjacent to the reception/entrance, and next to the street. the noise in the morning was terrible, from the construction work. We were the only visitors, as others probably had been warned. The water from faucet was cold, the wifi did not work, and it felt like an awkward out of the way location. The two rooms in the entrance are just awkward, because the light and noise from the reception area is not to be blocked out. Once finished, and rooms other than next to reception area, this would have been good. Although, it seems overpriced, in comparison to other options in Merida. Our first impression when we arrived at 8pm, was that it was in an isolated dark location. It turned out it was only a few blocks from the city center, but the way Merida works, is that there is not a lot of street lights, and the houses are built right to the street, and after dark there seem to be few people.

The staff were extremely courteous and helpful and they all spoke English. They were able to arrange tours for us to Uxmal and Chichen Itza. The hotel itself was a small beautifully restored 2 story building close to the main square but very quiet with a 3rd floor accessible by an outside staircase. I felt we got great service, good value for our money and I would stay here again.

The staff were very friendly.Rooms and hotel in general was very clean. Breakfast albeit minimal was provided. Atmosphere pleasing. Proximity to the centro district

Beds too hard and pillows too small. Difficult access to the upstairs rooms via an outside narrow metal staircase

Primitive and insufficient furnishings; old and worn-out mattresses, and in our room the floor wasn't level, giving the feeling of reeling to one side upon arising! the second floor was only reached by a metal fire-escape. At $49 per night, considerably overpriced.

Pas trop éloigné du centre et calme service et personnel chaleureux, soucieux de rendre service un petit côté comme "à la maison" favorisant les échanges multiculturels pour les gens de bonne volonté

L'escalier en fer difficile pour des personnes agées mais quelle tranquilité sur la terasse quand on les a gravis !

Cet hotel est situé au centre ville, mais Mérida est une immense ville, et nous avons mis beaucoup de temps à trouver l'hôtel la première fois. Les enfants ont aimé l'accès à internet sur un ordinateur dans le hall de l'hôtel. Nous avons chaque fois pu nous parquer droit devant. En quelques minutes nous étions au coeur de la ville.

A la réception, on nous avait dit qu'il était possible de cuisiner dans l'espace cuisine où l'on déjeunait. Nous avons tout acheté pour faire des spaghettis pour 7 personnes. Au moment de commencer, il n'y avait pas de casserole assez grande pour les spaghettis!!!!!!!

La parte del loby, el desayuno comunitario

La localizacion pues es muy solo y lejos del área turística.

Exquisite kindness of the staff. Good breakfast service. Very colourful and typical!

It took a while to get hot temperature with water

Todo bien, lo recomiendo

L’accueil, vraiment sympathique, la situation de cette hôtel, a 500 mètres de marche du zocalo, la propreté des lieux.

Le petit déjeuner, a volonté, mais compose de pain de mie avec beurre et confiture. Un yaourt, ou des croissants auraient été les bienvenus.Attention, malgré ce qui est annoncé, pas de parking a proximité ou appartenant a l’hôtel, mais les rues sont si longues que cela n'a pas été un souci au final pour se stationner.

Staff molto disponibile

Stanza con porta direttamente sull'ingresso con due finestre di vetro opaco da cui passsa la luce, finestre sulla strada al piano terra.