Hacienda San Jose

Experience colonial splendour at the wonderful Hacienda Santa Rosa! From the entrance, a tree lined avenue leads through magnificent grounds to the striking main-house that harks back to the golden era of sisal production in the Yucatan. Once home to the nobleman Jose Dolores Guzman, Santa Rosa retains its splendid historic architecture yet has been carefully restored to its former glory. Vibrant colonial facades combine with elegant arches, tropical gardens and beautiful period furniture to ...

Temozon pays homage to the great Spanish estates of old, a sumptuous 17th century colonial hacienda and once sisal plantation set amidst 86 acres of picturesque grounds and surrounding jungle. Beautifully restored with sweeping arches, tiled patios and original period fittings behind an eye-catching coral façade, it is Temozon’s size and grandeur sets it apart from its contemporaries. The rooms and suites blend period elegance with modern technology and occupy the former out-buildings. Eve...

Hacienda Xcanatun (or “Tall Stone House” in Mayan) is a charming, luxury boutique hotel that rose from the shell of an 18th century sisal factory. The bulk of the estate has long been lost to development yet the surrounding nine acres have been beautifully transformed into lush tropical gardens replete with tinkling fountains, cascading bougainvillea and ponds. The hotel itself retains its original character and has been beautifully furnished throughout with handsome period décor includi...

Housed within a sensitively restored 19th-century colonial mansion, Casa Antelar combines stylish contemporary design with carefully preserved historic architecture. Its spacious communal areas reveal original tile floors, high ceilings and soaring arches while step outsdie and enjoy a leafy terrace garden which wraps around a large sparkling pool. There are just 4 large rooms, each named after a piece of Yucatecan lore, which blend the character of the original residence with modern comforts...

Dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, the Künük Boutique Hotel is an elegant retreat in Merida’s Barrio de Santiago, where contemporary French design meets the classic history, textures and traditions of the Yucatán. Set in a restored historic residence, the hotel blends handcrafted furniture, ceramic tiled floors, and curated local art to create an atmosphere that feels both modern and deeply rooted in place. Natural materials—stone, wood, woven fibers—shape the interior...

Casa Lecanda has the look and feel of a beautifully restored private home. Once a crumbling ruin, the property has been brought back to life after a painstaking renovation and now showcases traditional Yucatecan architecture replete with leafy courtyards (3 in all), tinkling fountains, marble arches and period decor all lifted with contemporary comfort. The outdoor swimming pool, tropical gardens and hammock-filled patios provide a serene place to retreat after exploring Mérida, while the ho...

The Casa del Balam is an attractive boutique hotel and one of the city’s most distinguished houses close to the heart of Merida’s colonial centre. Once a traditional family home, the hotel has been sensitively renovated and is centred around a charming colonial-style patio that sits against a modern annexe. Inside, the house retains a heady sense of elegance and old-world grandeur with dark period furniture, wrought iron bedframes and Mexican artwork on display throughout.
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With an excellent location, comfortable rooms and helpful staff, the Casa Lucia is a great base for exploring Merida. The pool area is a relaxing oasis of calm and the restaurant serves delicious food.

This beautiful boutique hotel has an intimate atmosphere and a great location. The rooms are lovely and the outdoor swimming pool is wonderful for a cooling dip after exploring the city.