Hotel Merida Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

The hotel is beyond imagination, it should be a historical protected building, just next to the town center square, the surrounding attractions can be reached in 10 minutes on foot. Staying on the weekend, was very pleasantly surprised by our arrival, the front desk was very warm and friendly. Afternoon tea, bar and breakfast are very rich and worth recommending.

The parador is an interesting place to spend a night. Don't forget that it is not a hotel. Parking and breakfast are separate, and prices are exorbitant. However, it is very convenient for the car to be parked in a covered car park with acceptable spaces. The staff are friendly. The location of the pool is not the best, as there is no sun in the afternoon. The garden is funny. The room is normal. The bed is comfortable. The towels were clean. Not a memorable experience, despite being a very cool city to explore!

Very atmospheric hotel, the building is the appearance of the ancient Roman Colosseum, the room is large and comfortable, the breakfast is good, the location is a few hundred meters from the Roman Bridge, although staying for one night, impressed

Unbeatable location, 5 minutes from the Roman Theater. There's an open-air parking lot for €8 per day. You can park nearby without any problems. The room wasn't dirty, but it's not a modern hotel. It had carpeting and had a faint smell of musty pipes. At night, with the window closed, it was more noticeable. The elevator was quite noisy and could be heard in the room as it was quite close. The staff was very friendly.

Driving to the hotel at night is still awkward because of the small section of the black light bonfire, just out of town a little bit. The hotel is actually very nice and modern and new, the room is very comfortable, dining is a problem, it is recommended to live by people. The front desk service is very good, providing maps and tour routes, including telling us where to park for free.