Amazing mansion Im the middle of the town. Each room Is…read moredecorated like royalty. Service is top notch. Small private pool, garden restaurant and bar.

OMG, best experience EVER!!! do not listen to ANYONE else, they are all super mean. This was the…read morebest hotel ever! We got to meet the manager guy and he was SUPER nice. The bathtub/ shower is AMAZING, and the beds are VERY a comfy, and the hotel is very old but they keep it in PERFECT CONDITION AND PERFECT SHAPE! i can't say more, this is just the best. The hotel looks like it was made YESTERDAY. NEVER LISTEN TO ANYONE ELSE THEY ARE VERY MEAN KARENS THIS IS THE BEST!!!!

My wife and I stayed here for 1 night, the Hotel is very nice, and clean…read more We stayed in room # 1, the only one that is on the first floor. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The beds are hard, but very comfortable, and the shower is nice and hot. There is a mini fridge, but there was no coffee maker in the room, when we asked for one, they brought us some weard coffee maker that takes little capsules. There are two swimming pools, one that belongs to room # 1 and a larger pool for the Hotel, however it's very hard to climb out if you are not young and skinny, I really had a hard time getting out of the pool. Please invest in a hand rail or banister. Just because of the pool not having one, we will not return. The room comes with Breakfast, and that was very good. Chef Bob Lissandrello Yucatan Food Critic

My family and I really enjoyed our stay at Casa Itália. It is VERY CLEAN! It's close to historic…read moredistrict but far enough to get a good nights sleep. Irina at the front desk gave us really good restaurant recommendations and list of activities to do. We will be be sure to come back when we visit Merida again.

It was nice. Great location-very close to the main plaza. We got the room that had three beds and a…read morefull kitchenette. It was called La Perla. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The pool is nice and the facilities are great. The included breakfast was exceptional, but it did take a long time. There was also secure parking, which was nice.

We loved this hotel. Hard to locate, the sign is very small and it's hidden behind a courtyard…read morewall, but once inside very nice and cozy. Very affordable. The room was great. We had a kitchenette and an outdoor terrace with hammocks. A perfect location for exploring the city. It's not a 5 star resort, but perfectly nice, clean and inviting. We recommend!

We came here while visiting Merida for lunch. It was really a nice experience, our waitress was so…read morefriendly, the atmosphere was lovely and the food was delicious. We came here because there was a variety of foods to choose from.

This is lovely, very reasonably priced hotel run by truly kind people. The rooms are comfortable,…read morewell-equipped, and very clean. The food is delicious and the service excellent. They are really happy to have you, offer tips, chat at the social hour, and make you feel at home. We stayed 5 nights and have no regrets.

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.

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

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!

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.