Historic Hotels in Yucatán

"Nice hotel. Right in the center. Being by the pool can b noisy 🔊 🔈...warm hottest shower "

"We only spent one night as a stopover from Cancun to Merida so we could visit Chichen Itza and Cenote Ik Kil first thing for which it was very conveniently placed. Quite dated property but spotless and quiet in the evening and with nice restaurant surrounding a pool which sadly we didn't have time to use."

"Great conditions of this historic Hacienda, it’s a privilege to be able to spent a day here. Like traveling to the past. Excellent Staff service, cleanliness and hospitality. Delicious food!"

"Will be back with our Indigenous International Mission of Love priceless volunteers, great."

"This hotel was very nice, the staff was always helpful and courteous. It is a beautiful historic building which they have preserved its uniqueness and beauty, but it doesn't have any of the modern amenities. If you are on the second floor, be ready to do some good exercise by climbing the steps several times a day as you need it. The main building doesn't have central A/C, and it stays for the most part cool, but Merida is extremely hot. The rooms have an AC unit, but our room's a/c didn't work...

"It was a unique historic hotel in the old downtown of Merida. The courtyard was beautiful, the breakfast was excellent, and the location is very convenient. "

"Hotel was clean and very well maintained. The AC didn't work properly, so the room was very warm at night. Otherwise, or stay was enjoyable. Staff recommended a Cenote near by, and save us some money by giving us a coupon for the family, that have us free lockers, changing rooms, and life jackets. Wifi, was strong and fast enough to stream on. The restaurant attached to the hotel served breakfast, and it was delicious. "

"Looked for a simple yet classic hotel, and it fit the bill. No large pool, classic Mexican decor. Staff was great, location was good, safe area, very walkable, and price was right. Staff can arrange everything and provided recommendations. Would go again."