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El Jardin
99%

El Jardin

Calle 70, 509, x 61 y 63 Centro, Merida, Yucatán - Guesthouse
This little hostel in the centre of Merida is hust adorable. It's cheap, it's cosy and the host is just wonderful.
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Casa Chalia
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Casa Chalia

Calle 68 no 563a x 73 y 75 - Guesthouse
The value, location, hospitality, helpfulness and breakfasts were exactly what we wanted for our experience in Merida.
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La Casa del Tio Dach
92%

La Casa del Tio Dach

Calle 61 # 446 entre 50 y 52 - Guesthouse
'The Casa del tio Dach' was built in 1890 in the historical area of Mérida( four blocks to main Zocalo) The house belonged to the Paz Ferraez brothers, among them was my grand mother Hernilda (Chachá) the only one who curiously got married.
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Yucatan Vista Inn
80%

Yucatan Vista Inn

Calle 68 447 X 55 y 51 - Guesthouse
Open plan architexture with two single rooms on the ground floor. Free wifi internet, Large 8 by 4 metre filtered pool. Four big double rooms on the upper floor.
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Santa Lucia Hostal
73%

Santa Lucia Hostal

C 55 # 512 x 64 y 62 Centro - Guesthouse
Hello travelling friend: In these new times, knowing other parts of the world can be very important for many people and when perceivethe nesesity of this, we worked hard to offero the best place to lodge and service that an hostel can give.
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Casa de Ambar

Casa de Ambar

Calle 63 #598 - Guesthouse
Casa de Ambar - outstanding property in Santiago, one of the two most prestigious neighborhoods in the Historical Center of Merida! http://www.gonesouth.net/index_9.htm
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Merida

Mérida is the capital of the state of Yucatan, located at the northwestern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It's also the largest city within the state and has about 800,000 inhabitants. The metropolitan area is a little bigger with 900,000 people and includes the municipalities of Uman and Kanasin.

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El Jardin

El Jardin

Staying at El Jardin was a pleasant surprise, El Jardin is a Boutique Hostel run by a very friendly Lady who is really thinking about everything she can to make your stay confortable providing you with fantastic advices, helpfull information and more. It is very clean and got all the basic facilities you need. ... more

Overall
5

williamwap stayed here in Dec 2010

Casa Chalia

Casa Chalia

This is a nice and cheap bed and breakfast. Jan (who speaks many languages) and his wife, Rosalinda, are great hosts and will help you with anything you need. We really felt welcomed in Casa Chalia and strongly recommend it. The rooms are small, but nice, clean and comfortable. It's located near from the bus station and not to far from the Zocalo. ... more

Overall
5

mikael_rt stayed here in Jul 2010

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