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Hotel in Mérida
Located in Plaza de España Square, this restored 15th-century palace offers a rooftop terrace with a small seasonal pool and city views. Hotel Mérida Palace is 656 feet from the Roman Temple of Diana.... Very nice staff. The location is perfect.
Hotel in Mérida
Hotel Vettonia is set in the center of Mérida, just 164 feet from the city’s bull ring and the San Albin Market. staff extremely helpful and accomodating - great recommendations for dinner and breakfast! very comfortable room and shower. easily got street parking - nothing but good things to say about the hotel.
Hotel in Mérida
This stylish apartment-style hotel is in the historic center of Mérida, only steps from the town hall. All of the apartments at Aparthotel Capitolina come with free Wi-Fi and a bright balcony. Friendly staff. Large and Quiet room/apartment.
Hotel in Mérida
Just 5 minutes’ drive from the center of Mérida, Hotel Ilunion Las Lomas features an outdoor lagoon-style swimming pool set in lovely gardens with a fountain. Modern, great price, pool, free parking,wifi. Quiet setting.great buffet breakfast reasonably priced.
Hotel in Mérida
Velada Mérida is in Mérida’s historic center, 984 feet from the Roman Amphitheater and National Museum of Roman Art. It offers a seasonal outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi in rooms. The location was unbeatable, close (by walk) to the Roman Theater and the city centre. The room was huge and a great bathroom. We did also enjoyed the swimming pool after a long day and it was perfect.
Hotel in Mérida
With a convenient location, close to the old Roman bridge and just a 20 minute walk from the center of the city, this modern 4-star hotel offers high-quality spacious luxurious accommodations. It is a modern hotel. We were driving so it is very accessible, it has restaurants and bars just in from of the hotel, and in the hotel. Mérida is a nice stop!
Hotel in Mérida
Set at the heart of the beautiful, monumental city of Mérida, in the Extremadura region, the hotel is in an ideal accommodation for sightseeing in this historical area, and enjoying the slow pace of... Location was great! Very convenient to all ruins!. Parking at property
Hotel in Mérida
Set in a former convent, dating from the 18th century, the Parador de Mérida provides attractive accommodations. It is within 10 minutes' walk of Mérida's main attractions. I loved the historic ambience. A great value for the price. I did get utterly lost in the hotel and came out at the back where a nice gardener had to lead me to the lobby so a few more directional signs in corridors and by elevators and stairs would be good.
Hotel in Mérida
Hotel Rambla Emerita is located in the heart of Mérida, 656 feet from the Roman Theater, Amphitheater and the Roman Art Museum. These comfortable and fully-equipped rooms enjoy views of the Rambla. The whole atmosphere of the place. The staff at the hotel was very professional and knowledgeable about the old town.
Hotel in Mérida
Located in Mérida’s historic center, Hotel Cervantes is 1312 feet from the Roman Forum and 820 feet from the train station. Each air-conditioned room offers a TV, private bathroom and free Wi-Fi. The attached restaurant / breakfast area. Proximity to pedestrianised streets lined with shops, bars etc. The staff were extremely helpful especially with helping to look for a lost item. First class.
On average, 3-star hotels in Mérida cost $88 per night, and 4-star hotels in Mérida are $106 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Mérida can be found for $147 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Mérida near Roman Theatre & Amphitheatre include Apartamento Turístico Casa Museo, Casa Merida and Apartamentos Coso de San Albin.
On average, it costs $88 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Mérida for tonight. You'll pay around $106 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Mérida will cost around $175, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
A quiet town compared to Madrid or Salamanca, but very safe. It is easy to walk to all the main sites and the information is laid out in English as well. Each piece builds upon the next but after 3 days I felt I had covered it all. The special events in the amphitheatre are well worth it and it was packed when I attended. However everyone was seated quickly and efficiently, a very smooth operation. The local food is great and there is always a little breakfast cafe or bar open where you can buy a coffee or tea and breakfast toast or croissant for 2€. Buying the 15€ ticket for several sites is well worth it and you don’t have to see everything the same day. I recommend the Casa de Mitreo, amphitheatres, and the National Museum especially.
Alange and its hots springs , would be a nice excursion, as well as waling along the riverside of the "Proserpina" dam. Besides that , near Mérida , there is the beautiful small town of Trujillo...
Roman ruins are stunning and absolutely worth visiting. Try and visit during the summer theater festival. The Alcazar looks pretty empty and boring until you discover the tunnel leading to a pool fed by the river. Magic place. The Roman museum is also a must. Still not so overrun by tourists (maybe just because it's not in Andalusia).
All of the Roman ruins are interesting and the National Museum of Roman Art is exceptional. You can also get a splash of Spanish culture by visiting the the plaza late night. The town activity runs by the climate, so very active at night when it cools down. Easy place for walking to all of the major venues.
Touring the museums and cultural sights is a great way to spend time in this beautiful city. Also, the walking paths along the river, and across the Guadiana River's walkable bridges are a great way to view the area's varied bird life. We saw nesting storks, herons, and a plethora of other species who call this wonderful place home.
Merida is an incredible warm and inviting city in southern Spain that has the highest concentration of Roman ruins in all of the country. It may be overlooked by some travelers as they make their way to Seville but they are doing themselves an injustice by not at least an overnight in this unique city. Tip...try to get to Teatro Romano at opening because it can become quite crowded in the afternoon. Also invest in the combined ticket as it includes entrance to the museum across from the ampitheatre and other Merida attractions.
EVERYTHING.From before we arrived the communication was excellent. My questions were answered immediately. Irene told about all the places to see in Merida as well as other towns. The apartment is beautiful. So clean and comfortable. It is near everything, yet in a very nice, quiet neighborhood. There were even coffee, tea, milk, and sweet breads. A terrific shower! An absolutely excellent place to stay. Exceptional.
I totally recommend Tria Nomina. The appartement is very cute and fits up to 3 people. Functionnal, comfy, modern and SO CLEAN ! The location is also convenient especially if you have a car (if not it's a 20 min walk to the roman theatre). I would also like to thank the kind hostess who was very warm and helpful. If you come to Mérida THIS IS THE PLACE TO STAY.
Perfect location in the heart of Merida with affordable on site parking. Not only close to attractions and restaurants, but also a local park that our toddler loved. Modern, clean, comfortable. Staff were excellent, genuinely friendly and helpful. Crib was very high quality and provided free of charge and our toddler loved her little sized pillow and cover.
Clean, modern boutique style hotel with welcome pool and particularly helpful staff. Hi tech shower in room was great once we worked out how to use it! A well-equipped kitchen is available for guests to use. Conveniently located for most of the Roman sites but be prepared to do some walking.
Great location in relation to Merida's center for sure. The rooms are cozy and have a nice moorish decor/atmosphere. The staff was very helpful with recommendations for the nightlife and combined with the price point per night its a perfect stay for sure.
Young woman at reception was very helpful. First in explaining the highlights of the city. Second trying hard to secure working internet. Finally she moved me to a different room that had good WiFi. She was excellent. Hotel close to the train station
The gentleman at daytime reception was a gem. So happy and very helpful. Quiet, well positioned hotel with fantastic air-conditioning. Breakfast was a bit ordinary, but lovely staff.
Great location. The recommended parking was a good location. Air conditioner worked great (important in Merida in the summer). No complaints for a stay with young kids.
Nice modern hotel located very close to the Roman monuments. Quiet, no outside noise, just noise from the rooms next door. Comfortable bed.
Room, location, staff and breakfast excelent. We like also very much about pool in top of hotel.
Good location and excellent parking. Generally a good value hotel.
Close to Roman sites - parking at Hotel was inside and secure.
Location and character of hotel. Friendly staff.
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The staff is very friendly, the rooms are very clean and the atmosphere is very relaxing. I loved my stay and will be back when I visit again next year!
Excelent location, small and comfortable place; very clean and nice staff. Appropriate rates and good breakfast!
It was steps from the old quarter and a few more to the Roman bridge which made it perfect.
Great location, large apartment, it exceeded my expectations!
Perfect staff, perfect facility, perfect house,perfect view
The staff went above and beyond!!!
