Awesome hostel!!! Probably one of the best ones I've ever stayed at and I've been to a lot! This…read moreplace offers Mexican cooking classes for only 25 pesos including the meal! Also free yoga in the morning and free salsa classes! They have a pretty average breakfast but great fruit! Wonderful pool area with hammocks all over the place. Great location as well! Would definitely recommend !

Best hostel in all of my travels - i have backpacked Mexico east and west 3 separate times. I have…read morestayed here three times. In dorms and private rooms. Amazingly clean and well maintained facility. Breakfasts are usually good - take the cooking classes!!!!! The pool is fantastic great location

I really wanted to like this place and my husband and I are used to staying in hostels, but this…read morewas extremely disappointing. The inside is relatively comfortable, but when we were taken to our private room, it was unbearably hot. There was no ventilation, just a ceiling fan that didn't do the job. There was nowhere to hang our things and the bed took up almost the entire room. It was not a big bed. We are used to shared bathrooms, but the walk to the shared bathroom was pretty long, and there was a man sitting outside the women's room, watching something on his phone, and that made me uncomfortable. Inside, the women's room was filthy. Granted, we checked in at night, and by mid morning the next day, the bathrooms had been cleaned, but I absolutely was not comfortable in that location. We had the breakfast, which was good and checked out the next morning, finding a regular hotel for a couple dollars a night more that had a private bath and a decent air conditioner. I can't believe the great reviews this place has. I'm sure everybody's very nice, but they really were deplorable conditions.

My friend and I were looking to visit Merida and were looking through the Lonely Planet books to…read morefind a good place to stay. This place popped up. After looking though the website, we fell in love instantly. This lovely boutique hotel is run by a gentleman named Alex who was a former chef. He would make breakfast every morning and it was to die for. He also gave wonderful recommendations around Merida. The building is old, but it has been well taken care of and very charming. We stayed in the Kabah room which was very comfortable. It even has a rooftop with whiskey as a nightcap. I absolutely loved my stay here and would love to come back whenever I'm visiting Merida!

Everything about this stay was incredibly good!!…read more Alex the owner goes above and beyond to personalize each visitor's stay! Knowledgeable about the area and a troubleshooter for every situation that arises! Breakfast was by far the best we have ever had!! I posted some food pics- The actual hotel feels more like a luxurious home with hints on Moorish influence-the roof deck has a dunk pool, lounge chairs and a bar where Alex hosts a daily tequila tasting! He keeps the bottle a available to enjoy- it is the smoothest tequila I've ever tasted with rum and brandy undertones- Again, this hotel offers convenient access points, close to el centro, mercado, paseo montejo along with the plethora of bars, trendy restaurants and nightclubs

We stayed two nights here. Unfortunately, it was a last minute booking, so we stayed in one of the…read moretwo rooms in front of the hotel, near the street. I'm sure the interior rooms are more peaceful. The room was very clean. The bed was extremely hard and uncomfortable. The much touted breakfast was marginal, at best. To me, this establishment is more like a hostel: It's very bare bones and overpriced for the value provided. I don't understand all the glowing reviews, and would never stay here again. Merida is a beautiful city with many affordable, comfortable and inviting hotels. Unfortunately, this isn't one of them

We recently spent 5 nights at Hotel del Peregrino and were so pleased with our stay. The hotel is…read morequiet, private, safe, and in a great location. There are two different terrace areas where customers can smoke, or we enjoyed just sitting outside and soaking in the fresh air. Our room was spacious and included a ceiling fan and air conditioner for the warm evenings. We could also open the window to get fresh air. We loved that the room also had Netflix as we could unwind with a favorite show or two. The breakfasts served each morning were great. The staff was super friendly and even helped us out when one of our tour companies changed our pick-up time. The staff was always available to help answer questions or provide advice on things to do or places to see. The location of the hotel was perfect - just a quick walk to the parks or the Cathedrals, and close to many great dinner options. For all of these features, the hotel was super affordable and we would highly recommend it to anyone!

I just returned from a vacation to Merida, Mexico- my first time visit to this area of the Yucatan…read more I didn't know what to expect when I arrived at Ochenta y Dos Bed and Breakfast, admittedly, I did not research accommodations since my travel partner made all the arrangements. As soon as our Uber pulled up, I was impressed by the technology of the security system; but don't let this intimidate you, Merida is one of the safest places in Mexico to visit. As soon as we arrived, I received the warmest welcome from our host, Dave. If the welcome was any indication of things to come, I knew I was in for a great time. Once we settled in, we had a chance to meet our other host, Patrick, who was equally welcoming. We sat and talked with them and met the three dogs- Max, MoMo, and Milo. We got to know a little history of how the place came to be and was very impressed with how Dave & Pat made their dream of Ochenta y Dos come to fruition (and glad they did). When you walk into Ochenta y Dos, you are blown away by the architectural beauty. In the center of the complex is an oasis- a pool fed by a cenote and warmed to a perfect temperature and surrounded by beautiful tropical plants. Chaises and umbrellas are positioned around the pool- a perfect place to read a book. Speaking of which, Dave, who is also an author, has a few of his books for sale on site (I bought both and I can't wait to read)! The pool also is big enough to swim laps or relax on a pool float. Our room was perfectly decorated with all the amenities you could need including a mini refrigerator, coffee machine, sink, cups, silverware, hairdryer, etc. And then came the walk-in shower... oh my goodness! A very open, expansive area with a rain shower head, surrounded by tropical plants and open sky above (screened to prevent bugs)- it felt like you were taking a shower in the jungle. On the rooftop terrace, there are many seating options: chaises, sofa, fire pit, tables with chairs, bar, kitchen area- there is even a workout room! Breakfast was delicious- eggs with spinach, peppers and onions, hashbrowns, fresh fruit with Greek yogurt and honey, and homemade banana bread that was to die for! When it came time to venture into town, Dave, who is also a travel guide, recommended a wonderful restaurant, Trattoria Di Alfredo. Overall, I would highly recommend Ochenta y Dos to anyone traveling to Merida (or the surrounding area). I will definitely be back to visit and see my new friends, Dave and Pat.

Casa Ochenta y Dos is the best !!! We felt right at home…read moreimmediately. Pat & Dave made sure we had everything we needed. We stayed in a very comfortable room with a king size bed. The room has a large bathroom with a great shower. A few steps away from our room is the pool. It felt great to take a dip after a long day of sightseeing. This charming B&B has lots of areas to sit, relax and take in the experiences of the day. We highly recommend Casa Ochenta y Dos.