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Mansion Merida on the Park

Mansion Merida on the Park

An elegantly restored 14th century belle-époque French mansion near the main plaza of colonial Mérida.

This hotel occupies an elegantly restored 14th century belle-époque French mansion which truly reflects the architectural grandeur of the period. Although grand in style and size, there are only 14 suites, spacious and tastefully decorated with beautiful, tiled floors and Louis XIX style furniture.

The property is located just a few minutes’ walk from the main square and close to many traditional cafés and restaurants. You’ll find many hotels of the same style throughout the Yucatán but this hotel is unique for its size and location within the city itself. The opulence and luxury of this property is further enhanced by its facilities, which include an outdoor swimming pool, a gym and spa.

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