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Centro de Merida, Mérida
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Always eat at La Parilla. Have seen the Friday night reenactment of the Maya ballgame, Sunday morning craft fair and native dancers. Favorite shop is Las Miniaturas! Lots of Mexican crafts and sweet and lively owner! Lots of shops, vendors, and restaurants. Easy to bus to Progeso for beach.
A vibrant city with much to do and see. From the classic Centro to the outskirts, the number of shops, museums, parks and restaurants are more than one can visit in a short stay. We loved it, and plan to return again very soon.
There is something for everyone. Many shops and malls with kids play area, museums, restaurants, and it's not far from coast, Progreso or Celestun or Campeche. Mayan ruins or cenotes are not far either for a day trip.
Merida, the capital city of Yucatan is a colonial city, very old and very charming with a lot things to do, Chitzen Iza being the most popular but not the best ruins place, it's awful how tons of kiosks are there almost to the foot of the pyramid, selling you any kind of stuff. Best ruins site, Uxmal, without doubt. Also there's a bunch of tours as in Cancun, probably cheaper, locals ones are cheaper but you have to ask if they will have a guide who speaks English, if not go to Viator. Only advice, don't go in Summer, the heat it's bad, and as in Cancun, use mosquito spray.
Merida is a beautiful city! Full of beautiful buildings and close to many archeological sites like Uxmal, which I will recommend even more than Chichen Itza. Uxmal is not crowded and it is truly amazing! Merida is a fun and hot place to visit!
Merida is a beautiful city with lots to do in the city and surrounding areas ..archeological ruins, colonial history, ecological reserves, etc. Not too expensive and friendly people. Hot and humid in the summer. Best months Dec-April. Try the Oliva restaurants.. wonderful Italian food. Be careful with car rentals..we showed up at Hertz, they had our reservation but no cars. Apparently happens a lot. We had to go to another agency. Recommend calling the agency in Merida to confirm the car reservation directly.
“A small boutique hotel with super helpful staff. A place where all guests hang around the pool or the dining area, enjoy the breeze, and share the ongoing travel bites. Travel staff, especially Denise - spent so much time helping me sort out the best possible road trip. They were so dependable that I actually called them from some other city in Mexico for help in another taxi booking. Amazing guys! Keep up the good work.”
“New facility, close to restaurants and shopping malls, good highway access. Our plan was to visit northern beach towns from Merida and it served its purpose nicely.”
“beautiful mexican style hotel, nice swimming pool, perfect location in the center of Merida, breakfast included, free parking”
“We originally booked for 2 nights but extended our stay to 6 nights. We loved both the town as well as the hotel. Staff were great and we particularly enjoyed the small onsite cafe. Would highly recommend this hotel to those going to Merida for a few days.”
“My husband and I stayed at Casa del Balam over the Christmas holiday and we could not have been more impressed. The hotel is simply beautiful and is in the perfect location to explore Merida. There is a beautiful lobby area and pool area to lounge and the staff is friendly and helpful. We loved our time there, thank you Casa del Balam!”
