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Top Five Most Beautiful Boutique Hotels in Yucatán

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Yucatán has grown by leaps and bounds, thanks to everything that it has to offer. Its history, culture, gastronomy and lifestyle are just some aspects that make visiting the state and getting to know all it has to offer a must. With a unique fusion of ancient Maya and modern culture, state capital Mérida is one of Mexico’s most visited cities.

While you can find all kinds of accommodations in Mérida, you should not miss the work that the city’s many boutique hotels have put into offering guests unique and exclusive experiences, as well as restful stays after experiencing all the beauty Yucatán has to offer. Here’s a look at the boutique hotels you should definitely know:

Casa Lecanda

Exclusively for adults, Casa Lecanda opened its doors in 2009 after a period of restoration and adaptation to what it is today, a boutique hotel. The house was built in the 19th century and today is perfectly preserved, with exquisite decoration. Its architecture, landscaping and meticulous attention to detail make this boutique hotel a small, private and relaxing paradise.

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Lobby of Casa Lecanda
Lobby of Casa Lecanda

At Casa Lecanda, they faithfully believe that to fully appreciate this magical region, the hotel you choose should also add to the travel experience. That is why the hotel’s spaces are designed for travelers seeking privacy, intimacy and a unique experience inspired by Mexico.

Address: Por la 54 y 56, Calle 47 #471, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico

  • Patio Room at Casa Lecanda
  • Outdoor Lounge at Casa Lecanda
  • Patio Bar at Casa Lecanda

Casa Lucía

With a stamp representing ancient Mexico, Casa Lucía is located in Santa Lucía, one of Mérida’s most exclusive neighborhoods. A great place for rest and relaxation, the hotel is ideal for people who want to stay right in the main downtown plaza, surrounded by historical architecture. Right out in front of Casa Lucía, you can enjoy the city’s renowned “trova nights” of serenading Yucatecan musicians.

Casa Lucía
Casa Lucía

Guest rooms maintain an atmosphere of an old Yucatecan house, while its gardens full of flowers and fountains, its terraces and its original facade provide a colonial air worthy of the time. Without a doubt, this is the perfect place to take advantage of the culture of the city.

Address: Calle 60 No 474-A x 53 y 55 Col. Centro , 97000, Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico

Rosas & Xocolate

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Located in the heart of Paseo de Montejo, the most emblematic avenue in Mérida, Rosas & Xocolate boasts a unique charm. The striking pink color that covers its walls makes an incredible contrast with its decoration and nature, while the hotel’s spacious and naturally lit spaces make for a perfect place to take incredible photos.

Street View Rosas & Xocolate Boutique Hotel & Spa
Street View Rosas & Xocolate Boutique Hotel & Spa

Each of its 17 rooms is unique, with a design that mixes modern and classic perfectly. It also has one of the best spas specializing in ancestral chocolate therapies with 100% pure cocoa made in Yucatan. The cuisine on offer in the hotel restaurant is one of the most outstanding in the state, with a fusion of various cultures that leave a delicate texture on the palate — definitely a unique experience.

Address: Paseo de Montejo #480 x 41, Colonia Centro Merida 97000

Casa Azul

Two blocks from Paseo Montejo is Casa Azul, a luxury boutique hotel with top-quality service and attention to detail. Its location is perfect for enjoying the best attractions Mérida has to offer. Only a 20-minute walk away lies the city’s main plaza. In the hotel’s immediate surroundings, meanwhile, guests will find countless restaurants and bars of great variety.

Casa Azul
Casa Azul

Dating to the 19th century, the hotel structure preserves its original architecture. Considered a historical monument, Casa Azul has eight luxury suites, each with its own name emphasizing an iconic neighborhood. Its pool in the middle of its main terrace is ideal for enjoying a sunny day. An ideal hotel for rest, thanks to the peace and elegance it projects.

Address: C. 60 343, Centro, 97000 Centro, Yuc., Mexico

Hotel Delfina

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Located a few feet from Mérida’s flag monument, the Hotel Delfina is a large house built in the last century. With French style inspired by the Porfiriato Period of late 19th and early 20th century Mexico, the restoration of the hotel perfectly adapts its interior and exterior spaces, rendering it fine and elegant.

Hotel Delfina Pool
Hotel Delfina Pool

Inspired by the name of the wife of former President Porfirio Díaz, Delfina is committed to serving its guests with the same passion that the former president cared for his beloved wife. Its rooms are unique and comfortable, and its colonial touches transport guests to another era. 

Address: Prol. Paseo de Montejo No.481 x 17-A Fracc, Montejo, 97127 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico

Hotel Delfina
Hotel Delfina
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