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Many people are getting bored of Luxury hotels in Merida in resorts that have been largely influenced by British tourism, but it can be hard to find somewhere new. Luckily the increase in cheap flights to exciting European destinations …

Publish Date: 04/19/2011 2:00

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Experience The Safest Corner Of Mexico On A Vacation In Merida …

Although, this is no secret, so it’s essential to reserve something well in advance to guarantee that you will be able to grab reservations with Merida hotel options that include a pool. Locally there are a lot of attractions, such as a …

Publish Date: 04/14/2011 22:23

http://www.buenaventuracolombia.co/experience-the-safest-corner-of-mexico-on-a-vacation-in-Hotel Luz En Yucatan in Merida was Great | Mayan Trip ~ Searching …

Hotel Luz en Yucatan in the historic center of Merida is a great little oasis. After a long 14 hour bus ride I arrived in Merida at 8:30 in the morning and took a taxi from the bus station straight to the hotel. …

Publish Date: 04/05/2011 11:54

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Travel Yucatan Small Hotels | Travel The World

… Cancun & the Yucatan For Dummies, Second Edition, includes: Down-to-earth trip-planning advice What you shouldn’t miss—and what you can skip The best hotels and restaurants for every budget Handy Post-it Flags to mark …

Publish Date: 04/02/2011 18:27

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Mexico: New W Hotels planned for Mexico City and Yucatan coast

Meier, architect of the Getty Center in Los Angeles, also is set to design the W Retreat & Spa Kanai – Riviera Maya on the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. The 180-room hotel will be the centerpiece of a beachfront resort …

Publish Date: 04/13/2011 8:03

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Tweets About Hotels in Merida:

By Manuelcozumel at 04/18/2011 14:36

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Casa Del Balam Hotel | Merida, Mexico with Latin Odyssey

A glance inside The Casa Del Balam Hotel in Merida, Mexico – a boutique, luxury hotel reviewed by Latin Odyssey. Latin Odyssey is a tour operator specialising in luxury, tailor made travel to Latin America. For more information and other videos of La…

Hotel del Peregrino

Hotel del Peregrino is a colonial house that has been tastefully re-modelled into a beautiful hotel located in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. Hotel del Peregrino is ideal for the discriminating and frugal traveler. All of our lovely, Mexican style, private …

Mi Esquina – Merida Hotels – Merida Guesthouse

www.mi-esquina.com – Discover the best kept secret in Merida – a cozy guesthouse and a Merida boutique hotel. Save 50% Now! http

Mi Esquina – A Guest House in Merida

www.mi-esquina.com – Discover the best kept secret in Merida – a cozy guesthouse and a Merida boutique hotel. Save 50% Now! http

Mi-Esquina Guesthouse in Merida is now running a special offer of US$65 per night at one their 3 spacious,  king size bed, rooms.( Breakfast is not included)

When making a reservation via their site, www.Mi-Esquina.com, you will find a contact for. In it mention the dates you intend to visit, the number of nights as well as: “I am looking for your special rate found on your blog”

This is a limited time offer and its is good for as long as it appears on this blog.

Click Here to Reserve Your Room at  Mi-Esquina

Cultural and Heritage Sites

Not to miss is the Regional Anthropology and History Museum where you could view original carvings made of stone and copper from Mayan ruins. For those interested in Mayan civilization a trip to the Mayapan Mayan ruins and Uxmal ruins are highly recommended. Situated on Calle 65 is the Museum of the City of Merida. Exhibits depicting the earliest known facts of Merida as the Mayan city called of T’ho, to the period of conquest of the Spaniards then to the golden years of the henequen and finally to the city of Merida today. The Paseo de Montejo Boulevard boasts some of the most outstanding and grand colonial homes in Merida. The boulevard, patterned after its Paris counterpart, is teeming with picturesque shops and old-world restaurants.  These places are must see attractions in Merida, Mexico.

Haciendas and Palacios

Built in the 17th century the Hacienda Yaxcopoil is a plantation parallel to North American plantations of the South. This Yucatan plantation has been greatly preserved but not restored like the Hacienda Sotuta de Peon. The said hacienda has been thriving for the last 100 years.  Architecture enthusiast will find Palacio Montejo, an impressive example of Spanish colonial architecture. The Montejo family founded Merida in 1549. The Palacio Municipal or Town Hall is also worth the view for it was originally built in the 18th century.  Housing some 27 life size murals is the Palacio de Govierno. The murals depict the seemingly bloody and violent Yucatan history.

Other Points of Interest

The Plaza Principal is Merida’s heart. From this point you could see the Cathedral, the Town Hall, and the Governor’s Palace. Enjoy a buggy ride right at the heart of Merida. The Catedral de San Ildefonso is a must see attraction in Merida, Mexico. The imposing church was built in 1561 and is the oldest cathedral in this side of the world. Murals inside the cathedral illustrate the meeting between the Mayan King Tutl Xiu and Francisco Montejo.

The people of Merida are one big family. They are warmhearted and hospitable. Aside from the must see attractions in Merida, Mexico, experiencing the people, food, culture and traditions of the city are attractions themselves.  

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When visiting Merida, treat yourself to staying in this unique upscale Bed & Breakfast and a Guest house in Merida, Mexico. Located 4 blocks from the main square, it is a charming, romantic place with only three beautiful bedrooms. Why not see it for yourself here: http://mi-esquina.com

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Cultural and Heritage Sites

Not to miss is the Regional Anthropology and History Museum where you could view original carvings made of stone and copper from Mayan ruins. For those interested in Mayan civilization a trip to the Mayapan Mayan ruins and Uxmal ruins are highly recommended. Situated on Calle 65 is the Museum of the City of Merida. Exhibits depicting the earliest known facts of Merida as the Mayan city called of T’ho, to the period of conquest of the Spaniards then to the golden years of the henequen and finally to the city of Merida today. The Paseo de Montejo Boulevard boasts some of the most outstanding and grand colonial homes in Merida. The boulevard, patterned after its Paris counterpart, is teeming with picturesque shops and old-world restaurants.  These places are must see attractions in Merida, Mexico.

Haciendas and Palacios

Built in the 17th century the Hacienda Yaxcopoil is a plantation parallel to North American plantations of the South. This Yucatan plantation has been greatly preserved but not restored like the Hacienda Sotuta de Peon. The said hacienda has been thriving for the last 100 years.  Architecture enthusiast will find Palacio Montejo, an impressive example of Spanish colonial architecture. The Montejo family founded Merida in 1549. The Palacio Municipal or Town Hall is also worth the view for it was originally built in the 18th century.  Housing some 27 life size murals is the Palacio de Govierno. The murals depict the seemingly bloody and violent Yucatan history.

Other Points of Interest

The Plaza Principal is Merida’s heart. From this point you could see the Cathedral, the Town Hall, and the Governor’s Palace. Enjoy a buggy ride right at the heart of Merida. The Catedral de San Ildefonso is a must see attraction in Merida, Mexico. The imposing church was built in 1561 and is the oldest cathedral in this side of the world. Murals inside the cathedral illustrate the meeting between the Mayan King Tutl Xiu and Francisco Montejo.

The people of Merida are one big family. They are warmhearted and hospitable. Aside from the must see attractions in Merida, Mexico, experiencing the people, food, culture and traditions of the city are attractions themselves.

By: D. More

When visiting Merida, treat yourself to staying in this unique upscale Bed & Breakfast and a Guest house in Merida, Mexico. Located 4 blocks from the main square, it is a charming, romantic place with only three beautiful bedrooms. Why not see it for yourself here: http://mi-esquina.com

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Honeymoon Packages

By checking with your travel agent or searching online you can find out what honeymoon packages are available. They can include things such as accommodations in a suite, a daily buffet breakfast, a romantic dinner under the stars or a Mayan massage for two. Sometimes a package deal will be more reasonable than making the arrangements yourself. It is definitely less time consuming.

The City Itself

Merida is the capital of the Yucatan Peninsula with a lovely touch of Mayan history. There are many things to see and do inside the city itself and nearly every day of the week there are public events to participate in. The year round weather averages 80 degrees. The most popular vacation time is December through April. All of these make good reasons to choose Merida for a honeymoon getaway. Merida is also considered to be the safest city in Mexico.

Excellent Accommodations

If you don´t select a honeymoon package with hotel included, you don´t have to worry about finding a nice place to stay.  Merida has excellent accommodations that fit every budget. There are simple to luxurious hotel rooms and suites, bed and breakfast inns and history filled haciendas where you can honeymoon.

Things to See and Do

Merida is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. You can visit old cathedrals, museums, churches and the Mayan ruins of Uxmal and Chichen Itza. There are also special tours, such as bird-watching, archeology, kayaking and other special interests that can be arranged. One of the good reasons to choose Merida for a honeymoon is that there are many options to choose from within Merida and in the surrounding area.

Beautiful Beaches

Merida is inland and doesn´t have its own beach, but there are beaches close by that you can visit. There is nothing more romantic than strolling along the beach in the early morning or in the evening when the sun is setting. There are public beaches where all the tourists gather and there are more secluded, less known beaches. Do you need any more good reasons to choose Merida for a honeymoon?

He Will Love It

The groom will love taking his honeymoon in Merida because it is a romantic place and economical in comparison to what the same thing would cost elsewhere. The good exchange rate helps lower the cost considerably. If you have extra cash you won´t have a problem finding ways to spend it. In Merida you can live and dine like a king on a poor man´s budget!

She Will Love It

The powdery white beaches with crystal clear blue water and romantic sunsets along with a lavish room will satisfy her craving for a romantic getaway. The magnificent shopping, Mayan history and interesting night life will make for a honeymoon she will never forget.

When visiting Merida, treat yourself to staying in this unique upscale Bed & Breakfast and a Guest house in Merida, Mexico. Located 4 blocks from the main square, it is a charming, romantic place with only three beautiful bedrooms. Why not see it for yourself here: http://mi-esquina.com

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Ausstattung:
Das 2000 erbaute Hotel verfügt auf 4 Etagen über 12 Einzel- und 32 Doppelzimmer. Zur Ausstattung gehören eine Cafetería, ein Restaurant, ein Swimmingpool mit Snackbar in der Außenanlage und Parkmöglichkeiten.

Zimmer:
Die Zimmer verfügen über ein Badezimmer mit Haartrockner sowie Direktwahltelefon und Zentralheizung.

Verpflegung:
Das Hotel bietet typisch regionale Gerichte an.

Wegbeschreibung:
Von Madrid aus kommend: fahren Sie an der ersten Autobahnausfahrt “Mérida Este” ab und immer geradeaus in Richtung “Sevilla Badajoz”. Das Hotel befindet sich an der Straße an der zweiten Ampel. Von Sevilla aus kommend: fahren Sie an der ersten Autobahnausfahrt “Mérida Este” ab und dann geradeaus weiter in Richtung “Madrid”. Das Hotel befindet sich hinter dem Hinweisschild “MADRID”.

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Ausstattung:
Dieses Hotel wurde im Jahr 1982 erbaut und 1993 renoviert. Es verfügt über 155 komfortable Zimmer und ein Café mit einer Kapazität für 240 Personen, 6 Bankett- und Konferenzräume mit einer Kapazität für 25 bis 400 Personen, Bar, Restaurant, Aufzug, Mietsafe, Wechselstube, Autoverleih, Reisebüro, behindertengerechte Einrichtungen, Bankett-, Wäsche-, Zimmer- und Babysitterservice, ein Kinderspielareal sowie ein Arzttelefon.

Zimmer:
Die Zimmer sind mit Details der Region dekoriert und verfügen über 2 Doppelbetten, zentral geregelte Klimaanlage, Sat.-/Kabel-TV, Haartrockner, Badewanne mit Dusche und Telefon. Baby- und Extrabetten sind auf Anfrage verfügbar.

Sport/Entertainment:
Das Hotel veranstaltet am Wochenende eine Nachtshow mit dem Titel “Romantic Guitar”.

Verpflegung:
Die Cafeteria “Kaynicte” serviert lokale Speisen während Sie in der Bar “Los Kates” besondere Drinks und exotische tails erhalten.

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