Merida Hotels

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Merida is one of Mexico’s best-kept secrets. Located in the Yucatan Peninsula just 35 km (21.7 miles) from the Gulf of Mexico, this centuries-old Mayan city is steeped in colonial history. Indeed, Merida is known as the second largest historic centre outside of Mexico City. The downtown Centro Historico is a popular area for its classical colonial buildings. There are examples of both Yucatec Maya architecture and Italian- and French-influenced architecture in Merida. America Park is a beautiful place to stroll through
In Merida you will find some of the area’s best museums, including the Regional Anthropology Museum that houses many original stone carving from Mayan sights nearby. El Paseo Montejo is a lovely street lined with trees and houses from the days of yore, a great place for an evening walk. And for those looking for a place to take a relaxing stroll, located just outside the city walls you will find the beautiful garden La Ermita de Santa Isabel.
When To Go
Merida is a warm, tropical and misty city, with both a wet and a dry climate. With the hot and humid climate Merida has, the humidity level varies from moderate to high according to the time of year. Humidity is around 72 per cent because of the wind and sea breeze. Many times Merida is a few degrees hotter than other coastal areas because of its low elevation and inland location.
One thing that characterizes Merida is the brightness of the night sky, offering visitors a sight they will long remember.
Average annual high temperatures: Ranging from 28°C (82°F) in January to 36°C (97°F) in May.
Low temperatures: Ranging from 18°C (64°F) in January to 23°C (73°F) in May and June.
Dry season: January through April
Rainy season: June and September
Getting There
There are direct flights into Merida’s Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport arriving from Mexico City, Miami, Houston, Las Vegas and Europe. Another route is flying into Cancun and then renting a car or hiring a taxi to make the three-hour drive heading west on the highway.
If staying in or visiting the centre part of town, many restaurants and attractions are in walking distance if you don't mind the tropical climate.
There are also many taxis and buses which you can get for a reasonable price.
Another option is renting a simple car from Mexico Rent a Car for about $35 USD a day.
Hotel Hacienda Merida
3 Stars$144
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$67
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Montejo Palace Hotel Merida
2 Stars$50
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Best Western Maya Yucatan
3 Stars$67
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Casa del Balam Hotel Merida
3 Stars$105
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Del Peregrino Hotel Merida
3 Stars$56
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El Castellano Hotel Merida
3 Stars$74
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$165
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Hotel Casa Lucia Merida
3 Stars$96
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Hotel Casa San Angel Merida
3 Stars$153
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Other Recommended Hotels
| Hotel City Express Merida | 3 Stars | Price from $65 |
| Hotel Hacienda Inn Airport Merida | 3 Stars | On request |
| Mision Panamericana Merida | 3 Stars | Price from $42 |
| Piedra De Agua Hotel Merida | 3 Stars | Price from $76 |
| Rosas & Xocolate Boutique Hotel & Spa Merida Exclusive Adults Only | 3 Stars | On request |
| The Villa Merida | 3 Stars | Price from $208 |
| Villa Arqueologica Chichen Itza | 3 Stars | Price from $57 |
| Hotel del Gobernador | 3.5 Stars | Price from $74 |
| Casa Mexilio Merida | 4 Stars | Price from $75 |
| Ecotel Quinta Regia | 4 Stars | Price from $77 |
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