"Everything in this Hacienda was so amazing, of course when you are in so much nature you have to get used to bugs and everything nature brings you. Food was amazing!! Congrats to the chef! We ran into some issues of electricity in our cenote tour and they were not prepared for it; this is the only issue we ran into."
"Everything in this Hacienda was so amazing, of course when you are in so much nature you have to get used to bugs and everything nature brings you. Food was amazing!! Congrats to the chef! We ran into some issues of electricity in our cenote tour and they were not prepared for it; this is the only issue we ran into."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Cenotes Cuzama during your travels in Cuzama. While you're in the area, wander around the natural setting.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Cenotes Santa Barbara during your travels in Homún. While you're in the area, wander around the natural setting.
Iglesia de San Antonio de Padua is just one of the places to see in Ticul, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Amble around the area's forests or visit its churches.
An amazing 10 night stay in a gem of a property surrounded by birds and nature. The room (suite) was clean, large and had air conditioning and ceiling fans. The rain showers were very effective with instant hot water at all times. It had a great private patio with hammock and little pool.
The restaurant food was excellent in taste and presentation and staff like Kevin are very eager to help you choose a dish. Being a vegetarian there was an ok selection but the chef could do off menu dishes if...
An amazing 10 night stay in a gem of a property surrounded by birds and nature. The room (suite) was clean, large and had air conditioning and ceiling fans. The rain showers were very effective with instant hot water at all times. It had a great private patio with hammock and little pool.
The restaurant food was excellent in taste and presentation and staff like Kevin are very eager to help you choose a dish. Being a vegetarian there was an ok selection but the chef could do off menu dishes if...
Amanda
Reviewed February 21, 2026Reviewed February 21, 2026
Over the last 40 years my wife and I have stayed in many hotels around the world. It would not be overstating it to say that our stay at the Mansion Merida Boutique Hotel was among the best we have stayed in. We were met on arrival by the owner, Raoul, who told us that the property, laid out around two courtyards, one containing a most welcome pool, used to be his grandfathers house. The rooms and the service were exceptional. A visit to Merida would not be complete without a night or two here.
Over the last 40 years my wife and I have stayed in many hotels around the world. It would not be overstating it to say that our stay at the Mansion Merida Boutique Hotel was among the best we have stayed in. We were met on arrival by the owner, Raoul, who told us that the property, laid out around two courtyards, one containing a most welcome pool, used to be his grandfathers house. The rooms and the service were exceptional. A visit to Merida would not be complete without a night or two here.
Really beautiful small hotel in perfect location for city sightseeing. Staff very helpful in organising tours and very good breakfast included. Would definitely return.
Really beautiful small hotel in perfect location for city sightseeing. Staff very helpful in organising tours and very good breakfast included. Would definitely return.
Amazingly cool, boutique hotel just a few blocks (10 mins walk) from the main square. Lovely pool, lobby and bar area. Staff very friendly. No parking or valet service available. We left car outside the property (only overnight) but staff seemed a bit muddled as to whether we might get a ticket etc. Otherwise all was wonderful
Amazingly cool, boutique hotel just a few blocks (10 mins walk) from the main square. Lovely pool, lobby and bar area. Staff very friendly. No parking or valet service available. We left car outside the property (only overnight) but staff seemed a bit muddled as to whether we might get a ticket etc. Otherwise all was wonderful
Merida is a beautiful city with very friendly people. Lots to see and do around the city and this area of Mexico. The Hotel was a good location to get into town (20 minute walk to main square or a very short bus journey). The staff were friendly and everything is very clean. Roof top Pool is lovely and great views over the town. Beware of happy hour as it is only selective drinks per day and it was not clearly shown. Also strange atmosphere up there at happy hour - if you like like loud music...
Merida is a beautiful city with very friendly people. Lots to see and do around the city and this area of Mexico. The Hotel was a good location to get into town (20 minute walk to main square or a very short bus journey). The staff were friendly and everything is very clean. Roof top Pool is lovely and great views over the town. Beware of happy hour as it is only selective drinks per day and it was not clearly shown. Also strange atmosphere up there at happy hour - if you like like loud music...
Location was good, condition of the hotel was well maintained, there was convenient on-site free parking and the staff were attentive. The downside was the power cuts that we experienced in the two afternoons when we were in the hotel. Both were due to heavy rain affecting the electricity provider's old infrastructure. The first afternoon was only for a few minutes, but the second afternoon was for three hours. We did speak to management about potentially cancelling our stay, but fortunately the...
Location was good, condition of the hotel was well maintained, there was convenient on-site free parking and the staff were attentive. The downside was the power cuts that we experienced in the two afternoons when we were in the hotel. Both were due to heavy rain affecting the electricity provider's old infrastructure. The first afternoon was only for a few minutes, but the second afternoon was for three hours. We did speak to management about potentially cancelling our stay, but fortunately the...
A unique boutique hotel in Merida, 10 min walk from the main square. The room was clean and the property was generally well-maintained, however, we did not use the pool as it consistently had foliage in it. The hotel offered massages, facials, and pedicures, which was a pleasant surprise! Overall, our stay was very comfortable and enjoyable.
A unique boutique hotel in Merida, 10 min walk from the main square. The room was clean and the property was generally well-maintained, however, we did not use the pool as it consistently had foliage in it. The hotel offered massages, facials, and pedicures, which was a pleasant surprise! Overall, our stay was very comfortable and enjoyable.
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