A Peaceful Oasis in the Heart of Mérida
Experience a boutique sanctuary featuring our signature cenote-inspired pool,
lush tropical gardens, and tailored hospitality.
Your Hidden Yucatán Botanical Retreat
Emma & Sue S.
¨Charming, comfortable, and a beautiful garden pool to come back to!¨
¨The host will make you feel right at home. The property is great value and I highly recommend staying here.¨
Brian & Mai T.
¨This little boutique hotel was an oasis retreat... you could easily believe you had been transported to a rainforest.¨
¨The Mango Suite was beautifully designed and well-appointed with all of the conveniences to feel at home and yet also feel like a pampered guest. The cerulean blue pool was enveloped with lush flora and foliage. You could truly relax and unwind in the serene and intimate setting.¨
John J.
¨Sophisticated yet comfortable... a total experience I cannot praise highly enough.¨
¨The architecture of the rooms is excellent, the beds are comfortable, and the linens are first-class. The pool is large and crystal clear, feeling like a cenote in the jungle. I look forward to returning for another relaxing weekend.¨
Our Neighborhood
Discover the historic charm, leafy streets, and artistic soul of Mérida’s iconic García Ginerés neighborhood.
The Green Heart
Wander under giant Flamboyán and Ceiba trees down to Parque de las Américas, a magnificent four-block neighborhood park celebrated for its unique Neo-Maya Art Deco structures and fountains. It is the perfect spot for a shaded morning stroll, a quiet read, or sampling local evening treats like marquesitas.
Architectural Solace
Unlike the dense row-houses of downtown Centro, García Ginerés was built with generous space for nature. Stroll past elegantly restored early-20th-century French colonial estates, mid-century functionalist gems, and peaceful walled gardens that tell the rich design history of Yucatán
Artisan Enclaves
Experience Mérida’s creative community at a gentler pace. The neighborhood plays host to independent specialty coffee shops, small batch bakeries, art workshops, and the serene Parque de la Ibérica cultural center—all tucked quietly away from the standard tourist path