This morning we enjoyed a wonderful breakfast at Hacienda Misne! It is among four formerly henequen…read moreplantation haciendas listed in the local Yucatán state tourist guide. The food was excellent. The service was excellent. And the surroundings even better! All combined to make the perfect dining experience. To start we were served a basket of various pastries with three different homemade marmalades. I ordered Huevos Loch which came with triangle shaped hashbrowns, refried beans, and a double layered stack of cooked eggs covered with a wonderful mild green chili sauce. This dish included coffee.

My family and I stayed at Hacienda Misne for our vacation back in March and it is definitely a five…read morestart! The hotel itself is BEAUTIFUL. A true oasis to get away from work, relax and enjoy your vacation. A home away from home. Merida in general is a very quiet and friendly place. The hotel is very quiet lots of greenery and different choices of where to sit back and relax. I was hesitant to book because I found very little reviews but I'm very glad I did because it's truly a hidden gem. Guest service was amazing and helpful. The food was most delicious and so were the cocktails! Rooms were big and spacious along with the bathrooms. Hammocks in the bedrooms were such a nice touch! I would surly return with my family.

Really nice small hotel and good located as well. It's just a few blocks to the cathedral and city…read morehall. You shouldn't book it with breakfast, it's more expansive than if you would pay 78 Pesos in the hotel per person. The quality of the breakfast is not good at all - sweet sugared orange juice, Nescafé coffee, and just some bread with marmalade, yoghurt and fresh fruit slices. I would recommend to have breakfast somewhere else, but it seems like it's really hard to get good coffee and orange juice in whole Mexico - I wonder why. So the hotel gets 5 stars, the breakfast would get a maximum of 3...

We checked in very late after traveling allllll day. Enrique checked us in and was so hospitable…read more Our room looked exactly like the pictures along with our private pool. We had the breakfast which is such a great deal. When we wanted to go exolore the city a little bit Enrique got us a map and detailed some places we wouldn't want to miss. We really appreciated his english as well. an On our last afternoon there, we got an in-room massage from Sophia who also has good English. It wasn't the absolute best massage I've ever gotten but the price was right. Overall I'm very pleased with this little gem. The ambiance is great.

A personal and intimate boutique experience with amazing food and accommodation. The staff were…read morefriendly and helpful. The surroundings are traditional and classic with historical touches and natural flora. Highly recommend.

My lovely bride and I spent a week in Mérida in March 2025, and Casa Lecanda was a beautiful place…read moreto stay. It is a lovely hacienda, with Spanish Colonial decor. The service is incredibly accommodating. American breakfast is included, but don't overlook the huevos motuleños! The location is situated on a lovely street, walking distance to Santa Lucia Parque and Plaza Grande. Highly highly recommended!

Hotel Casa Lucia is a lovely boutique hotel approximately 5 blocks from Merida's main zocalo. We…read morewere there for three nights. Our room was clean, spacious, and well appointed. We were disappointed the in room safe was broken. The bathroom was well stocked and very roomy. The staff were very efficient. We ate breakfast each day in the small restaurant. The Huevos Motuleños are excellent. We liked this hotel ver much.

The courtyard is cute and the hotel itself is good in terms of extra perks (free parking and…read morebreakfast) but this is NOT a 4 hotel and yes I understand that the stars are different in different countries. No matter where you're from, this is three star hotel at best ......there was was mold all on the ceiling and the walls of the bathroom and we had the "top of the line" Superior Deluxe room. Right, sigh. There's no fan, vent or windows in the bathroom so that's probably why, but it's visible black mold and a lot of it. You'd think they would try to clean the surface and paint over it but nah they want you to know your shacking it up with mold. The furniture was visibly scuffed up and unappealing- If you care. They had a flat screen TV and there's chairs outside of each room door and the rooms were massive so yay for space to do a cartwheel and burpees The pillows were nice, the fan and aircon worked there was a mini fridge and a safe, meh. We were here for three nights..too many imo. The front desk was nice and housekeeping request were fulfilled fast. Assuming you stay out of the rooms this place is a gem, the fountains and the pool are lovely but once you include the molding underwhelming guest rooms this place is in the three star hotel category.

This is a great place for the price we payed, the rooms are very comfy, the restroom is clean and…read morethe beds are comfortable; and all this for just 650 pesos!! This is such a great deal if you are thinking on stay here for a night or two, this is definitely the place to go. There's a bar and a spa in the hotel, the spa is included on your reservation and is fantastic!! I highly recommend this place is cheap and great.

We are obsessed with this hotel in Mérida. The outside blue facade hides a serene central courtyard…read morethat all the rooms face. Every morning you can get a delicious freshly prepared breakfast served to you out there and listen to the calming noise of the water fountain. The rooms are richly appointed (we always stay in the Mejorada) and well-kept. Service is excellent--they wait outside for you to arrive back every night to let you in! This is really a stellar experience and a great place to stay and experience one of North America's best cities.

My husband and I stayed at Casa Azul five years ago for our honeymoon and it was so amazing, we…read moredecided to return for our 5-year anniversary! This is an absolutely beautiful property with impeccable service. So many nice little touches like welcome drinks on arrival, little chichen it's shaped chocolates on your pillow at night with a special message, organic shower products made with Mayan honey, and of course their incredible breakfast service. At night, there is always someone waiting at the gate to let you in no matter what the tine. We stayed in the Mejorada room with is gorgeous with high ceilings and a jetted tub. Although Casa Azul has its traditional charm, it's definitely upgraded and renovated enough to provide modern conveniences. The air condition was very good, plenty of outlets to charge things, etc. Breakfast service is the standout and often was one of the best meals of our trip. Their chilaquiles is especially incredible but you can't go wrong with any choice. Raul provided exceptional service and also accommodated a speedier service one day when we had a tour to catch earlier in the morning. Luna in the office was always super helpful to answer our questions and give us tips. Location-wise, it's steps away from el Paseo Mantejo and we felt very comfortable walking at night to and from our hotel from the center. Casa Azul cannot be missed!

This is a brand-new hotel on the north side of the city right on the loop. The City Express hotels…read moreare usually simple but nice. I stayed here March 2-5 and was impressed. While rooms are minimalist and on the small side, they are also quite comfortable with AC, wifi, free parking, pool, a nice breakfast, a security guard, cable TV, and provide handicapped accessible rooms. The facilities are kept spotlessly clean. The staff is warm and efficient. The beds are comfortable. The bathrooms are supplied with plenty of towels, and a generic soap and shampoo. Pillows and bed linens are comfy. Breakfast included: chilaquiles, eggs with hotdog slices, beans, salsa, cereal, fruit, juice, milk and coffee. The fresh brew coffee machine is available 24/7. There is a convenience store on the other side of the loop expressway, the equivalent of a couple of short blocks. The view from the hotel (in the back) overlooks the pool area which includes a couple of hammocks. Sun shines into the pool area in the morning only; the rest of the day the building shields it from direct sun. Over the wall there is a residential area. At the moment there is some temporary road construction directly behind the hotel. The windows do not open, but the air exhaust vent in the bathroom combined with the AC keeps the air fresh. It's not a luxury hotel but is great for the business traveler or a family looking for a clean, pleasant experience that's easy on the wallet. They are building a Starbucks and a Little Ceasar's Pizza next door.

4.5 stars An…read moreup-to-date, quiet hotel. We love the location and its neo-colonial Spanish architectural style as opposed to some of the modern glass-and-steel corporate hotels that could easily be found here in the U.S. or anywhere around the world for that matter. Our room was very nicely appointed, clean, spacious with natural light and cozy bed and pillows. The bathroom was big with double sinks, a huge modern walk-in shower with bench, and a partition that separated the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. With our connecting flight from Mexico City being delayed several hours, informed the front desk we'd be arriving late (after 1am), and the associate was very pleasant and helpful ensuring us our room would be ready when we arrived. An "A" for effort! Breakfast buffets at Stephens' restaurant were large and offered a wide variety of delicious, tasty, and an uber scrumptious authentic Yucatan food daily. Pollo caldo with limon y cebolla and salchichas got to be my favourites. For the not so adventourous foodies, the buffet also included standard American eats. Gym was somewhat of a let down for me. Small with only one treadmill, a stationary bike and some multi-weight equipment. There were no dumbbells or kettlebells and foam rolls available. Courtyard and pool is small but nice. Fountains surrounded by lush greenery provides a peaceful ambient environment in which to relax. Fresh towels were available on the lounge chairs. Staff is very cheerful and exceptionally helpful throughout our stay. This was the type of service we've encountered not only at the hotel, but throughout the community. From restaurants to boutique shoppes to tourist attractions, where ever we went everyone was delightful and went out their way to assist. Great location. A walking distance to Paseo de Montejo. Other establishments surrounding this hotel are Oxxo, Fiesta Americana, Hyatt, Holiday Inn., etc. Recommend using city taxis over Uber as there is an ongoing dispute between the City of Mérida and Uber. Overall, our stay was pleasant and definitely consider as our top choice when going back to Mérida. One word of caution...since the hotel's layout is very open and the floors are tiled, noise can carry which may be a disadvantage if you are looking for that tranquil spa like experience. "The great advantage of a hotel is that it is a refuge from home life." - George Bernard Shaw

Very nice old Spanish colonial style with modern updates. They have big rooms with cushy beds and…read morenice comfy sheets. The windows have two blinds, one for blocking out the light completely and another for privacy from the courtyard below with pool and seating. The pool wasn't big but had several shelves of levels of depth. It had a fountain in the background that provided some peaceful ambient sound. The lounge chairs has fresh towels for drying off, though when many people come and go they can be depleted fast. The bathrooms were spacious with an open shower and a hidden toilet but no door separating it. The amenities were nice and were nicely stocked. There was a mini fridge which was locked, and a coffee maker but only one bottle of water for making a brew. Staff was pleasant and helpful in getting a taxi driver to take us to Uxmal and back for the day. Not the fanciest Intercontinental, but still a nice hotel.