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Vacation rentals in Mérida

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Mérida

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Guest suite in Centro
The home of the Aluxes, Merida, Yuc.
House with contemporary Mexican design, ideal to rest or make a home office, with an independent entrance and equipped with all necessary for short or long stays. It has air conditioning in bedroom and living room, high-speed Wi-Fi, equipped kitchen, free washing machine and dryer, large private garden, cool and silent where you can listen to the sound of the birds with one of the best locations, 50 meters from Paseo Montejo.
ﺩ.ﺇ181 per night
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Private room in Mérida
Iik 'room near Paseo de Montejo
Cute and comfortable room with private bathroom and a soft double bed, the room is chukum finish with independent access by digital lock for access from the outside, 7 blocks from the main avenue of Merida "Paseo de Montejo", just a few minutes from downtown, it has the proximity of supermarket, convenience stores, railway museum, flag monument, canton palace, Santa Ana park, old railway station, among others.
ﺩ.ﺇ95 per night
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Condo in Mérida
Beautiful ks suite with kitchen
Reforma Suites is an urban condominium located in one of the best and most central areas in Merida, Paseo Montejo and the main amusement parks are within walking distance and it is possible to walk. Enjoy all the comforts in one place and experience the city like a true local.
ﺩ.ﺇ74 per night
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Stay near Mérida's top sights

Photo of Plaza Grande
Plaza Grande175 locals recommend
Photo of Gran Plaza
Gran Plaza67 locals recommend
Photo of City Center
City Center93 locals recommend
Photo of Parque de Las Americas
Parque de Las Americas86 locals recommend
Photo of Galerias Merida
Galerias Merida37 locals recommend
Photo of Santa Ana Park
Santa Ana Park58 locals recommend

House rentals in Mérida

Private room in Mérida
La Casa Verde -《 Balcony Room 》Netflix & Bikes
ﺩ.ﺇ70 per night
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Private room in Mérida
Casa Queta: Private Studio in Downtown Merida
ﺩ.ﺇ86 per night
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Home in Mérida
Casa Norchita in La Ermita - Merida downtown
ﺩ.ﺇ248 per night
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Home in Mérida
One Bedroom Casita with Garden and Pool in Centro
ﺩ.ﺇ140 per night
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Home in Centro
Artistic Design loft with 12m pool and garage.
ﺩ.ﺇ342 per night
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Home in Centro
Casa Bohemia, Barrio de Santiago Mérida Centro
ﺩ.ﺇ193 per night
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Home in Mérida
Suite Monet, Prime Location, Santa Lucia
ﺩ.ﺇ172 per night
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Home in Centro
Petit Palais Amazing Design with Pool/ Downtown
ﺩ.ﺇ451 per night
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Private room in Mérida
Economic Queen size bed inthe heart of Mérida.
ﺩ.ﺇ78 per night
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Home in Centro
Casa Jade - Merida Downtown
ﺩ.ﺇ217 per night
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Private room in Mérida
Casa Queta: Private Room in Downtown Merida
ﺩ.ﺇ118 per night
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Private room in Centro
Majikal Room Talavera, Casa Lotto
ﺩ.ﺇ168 per night
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Your guide to Mérida

All About Mérida

Sprawling plazas, jewel toned turn-of-the century architecture, vibrant music scenes, and mouthwatering dishes are just a few of the things that await you in the historic city of Mérida. Located roughly 3.5 hours west of Cancún, Yucatán’s capital city immerses you in the peninsula’s rich culture by giving you a peek into life beyond its quintessential white sand beaches.

Enjoy the peace provided by shady palm trees and cool stone benches in the many plazas splattered across town. Take in the sights, smells, and unforgettable tastes of Lucas de Galvéz market, with its stalls piled high with fresh tropical fruits and the aroma of fried panuchos (tortillas with beans, pulled meat, and pickled cabbage). The food scene here is different from anything you’ll find in the rest of the country, due to its strong Spanish, Mayan, and Caribbean influences.

And if you’re looking for day trip ideas, neighboring UNESCO World Heritage sites Chichen Itza and Uxmal make Mérida the perfect base for exploring the abundance of culture Yucatán has to offer.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mérida?

Your best bet to enjoy everything Mérida has to offer without worrying about rainy weather would be to book your apartment rental from October to March, with January being considered the high season. June to September boasts warm weather as well, but be warned it can be relatively humid during this time. Planning your trip for January will give you the chance to take part in Mérida Fest. A lively festival lasting several weeks, the city’s eponymous celebration commemorates its founding by reveling in local art, music, and theatre. It’s also worth taking a look at whichever dates Carnaval happens to fall (typically right before Lent), as Yucatan’s capital promises to be one of the most popular in Latin America.


What are the top things to do in Mérida?

Cenotes

Coming from the Mayan word dzenot meaning “sacred well”, these spellbinding pools are a refreshing respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. No two cenotes are alike, with some providing a fully open-air experience surrounded by greenery while others have a closed top, creating a more cave-like or grotto feel. With over 6,000 cenotes across the peninsula, you are sure to find one that feels just right.

Pok Ta Pok

Every Saturday, locals gather to watch one of the oldest sporting games in the province for free. Pok Ta Pok — an ancient ritual of the Maya people to honor their gods and give thanks — consists of getting a 9-pound rubber ball through a hoop on the wall using only your thighs or hips. The sport has gained popularity in recent years and pays homage to the city’s history.

Cochinita pibil

Contemporary Yucatecan cooking combines Mayan flavors with Spanish and Cuban influences, creating mouthwateringly unique dishes that will stay with you long after your tan has faded. While you’re here, try cochinita pibil, a dish that encapsulates this fusion of flavors — pork is marinated in fresh orange juice with annatto seeds and achiote paste, then wrapped in banana leaves and slow-cooked in a fire pit until the meat becomes fall-off-the-bone tender.

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