Merida Mx. Accommodation
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Merida Mx. Accommodation
Fiesta Americana Hotel or Hyatt Regency hotel. Merida Mexico. Has anyone stayed at either and can offer preference? Also any hints for a two day stay in Merida. Spending 3 months in Playa so it is just a weekend get away. Have done the ruins etc. so I just want the city of Merida only. Thanks.
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If you're NOT looking for large and Americanized in Merida, check out Casa Mexilio. We stayed there a year ago and just loved it. It's beautiful. Every room decorated differently and every room on a different level. Lovely breakfast room as well.
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Hotel Dolores Alba is my preference.
Lovely old-hacienda original section and spanking new section, too. Take your choice.
Pool + OFFSTREET PARKING (a rarity in Mexico). The price is right, too.
Many public musical events in Merida. Also, eat seafood with the locals at either of the two Exelencia restaurants.
Eat a late breakfast and begin lunch at 2-3 ... the "scene" as the locals pile in for yummy food is terrific.
Lovely old-hacienda original section and spanking new section, too. Take your choice.
Pool + OFFSTREET PARKING (a rarity in Mexico). The price is right, too.
Many public musical events in Merida. Also, eat seafood with the locals at either of the two Exelencia restaurants.
Eat a late breakfast and begin lunch at 2-3 ... the "scene" as the locals pile in for yummy food is terrific.
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swimmr- I know we walked to the Central Plaza area from Casa -- I don't recall how long a walk -- not terribly I don't think. You'll really enjoy Casa. Very unique. The central plaza area of Merida too is wonderful -- especially at night when everyone's out. If you get the chance, hop over to Celestun and see the flamingos -- fabulous.
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We enjoyed a great meal at Los Almendros, authentic Yucatecan cuisine. Was taken there by my mother-in-law's family who are Merideanos (?).
Also, there is great seafood to be had for cheap at the shore in Progreso, just north of Merida.
Also, there is great seafood to be had for cheap at the shore in Progreso, just north of Merida.
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I have stayed at both perfectly acceptable American-style business hotels. As someone suggested before - have dinner at "Los Almendros" (inside Fiesta Americana). You will have to catch a cab to go downtown (5 minutes, couple of bucks). Try to go during a Sunday - downtown is close to cars and there is a craft "mercado" in the main plaza with Yucatecan music etc. Lots of fun!
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