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Aaron Abel Chen said
Sucked I missed my stop on the bus and it took me all the way another 2 hours away to Merida. I really wanted to see Chichen Itza but scr... Continue reading »
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Citizen of the World said
I want you to know what I thought of Merida, but I do not have much energy to write a long blog entry right now. I was really lucky... Continue reading »
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familyfromoz said
You know how you have a time in your head and without checking are convinced that it is true. Then you realise later that that time was f... Continue reading »
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Kel & Alli said
Merida is definitely worth seeing. In hindsight, I wish I had realized that most everything would be closed on New Year's Day, and... Continue reading »
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Samba Sam said
Our first stop of the trip was at Chichen Itza - Mayan ruins from the 'modest-late-classic' period (whatever that means!). We were taken... Continue reading »
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1. InterContinental Villa Mercedes
from $6
E Rez By Vip Intl S P O T L I G H T Villa Mercedes HotelComplimentary........................continental BreakfastComplimentary................................cocktail HourComplimentary....................................news... more
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2. Hyatt Regency Merida Hotel
Real Traveler Rating: 4.5 out of 5 based on 6 reviews from 1 source
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"I visit Merida, Yucatan twice a year and always choose the Hyatt Hotel for their standards and central location." — source Hotels.com
"If in this location again would say at this hotel." — source Hotels.com
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3. Casa Chalia
from $8
The guesthouse 'CASA CHALIA' is opened since January 2009....Upstairs of the old familyhouse are 6 new rooms, all with private bathroom, cold and warm water, airconditioning, and .....100% clean.'CHALIA' is the nickname for 'R... more
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4. Aventura Hotel
from $8
Honestly, you couldn't ask for a much better location. We're two blocks from Santiago Park, one of Merida's most charming parks. Santiago Park has a beautiful church, a thriving mercado, four or five of the cities' best cocinas... more
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"This is a great hostel; such a nice atmosphere and the pool is incredible." — source Hostelworld
"I would recommend checking out Santa Lucia Hostel, just 2 blocks south." — source Hostelworld
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6. La Casa del Tio Dach
from $10
'The Casa del tio Dach' was built in 1890 in the historical area of m�rida( four blocks to main zocalo) The house belonged to the Paz Ferraez brothers, among them was my grand mother Hernilda (Chach�) the only one who curiously... more
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"The room was immaculately clean, breakfast provided, and the staff were helpful and friendly, particularly with our lack of Spanish." — source Hostelworld
"Close walking distance from center and even air-con." — source Hostelworld
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8. El Jardin
from $10
Centrally located in the heart of Merida`s historical center, El Jardin is located just 3 short blocks from the main Zocalo, Merida`s Centro Historico. We are 2 blocks from the ever popular and lovely Santiago plaza, park , chu... more
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9. Casa San Juan B and B
Real Traveler Rating: 3.6 out of 5 based on 5 reviews from 1 source
from $15
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"I would recommend this as a reasonably comfortable low cost option." — source Hostelworld
"Location close to the centre of town so you can do everything by foot." — source Hostelworld
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10. Hotel del Peregrino
Real Traveler Rating: 3.9 out of 5 based on 3 reviews from 1 source
from $19
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"Nice stuff, clean rooms and availability of a fridge to store own food and beverages and a kitchen to cook them." — source Hostelworld
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