Piedra de Agua Merida

Mérida, Mexico

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About the property

Piedra de Agua Merida is located in central Merida, in the same street where popular bars and restaurants are located. The hotel also features an outdoor swimming pool, free Wi-Fi and massage services.

Offering a 24 hour front desk service, Piedra de Agua has a garden, on-site restaurant and bar, newspapers and luggage storage.

The rooms feature minimalist décor, with white linens, and offer a ceiling fan, free toiletries and hairdryer in the bathroom. Also available is a flat-screen satellite TV and a wardrobe. All rooms are air conditioned.

There are two bus stations available within 100 metres from the hotel. Free cultural events can be found in Merida’s main square, just 5 minutes' walk away, where also guests can find the Yucatan’s Contemporary Art Museum.

Most popular amenities

  • Spa
  • Swimming pool

Location

Mérida, Mexico

Discover Mérida

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When you arrive in Mérida, one of the first things you'll notice is the beautifully preserved colonial architecture. The city's main square, Zocalo, is a hub of activity and surrounded by impressive buildings, including the iconic Cathedral of San Ildefonso. Mérida is also home to many museums, showcasing the city's rich history and heritage.

As you explore the city, you'll encounter many street vendors selling traditional Mexican snacks like tacos and churros. Be sure to sample some of the local cuisine, including Yucatecan specialties like cochinita pibil (slow-roasted pork) and papadzules (egg-filled tortillas with pumpkin seed sauce).

One of the highlights of Mérida is its vibrant art scene. The city is home to many galleries and exhibitions showcasing the work of local artists. The Paseo de Montejo is a must-visit for art lovers, with its many galleries and museums showcasing the works of some of Mexico's most talented artists.

When you arrive in Mérida, one of the first things you'll notice is the beautifully preserved colonial architecture. The city's main square, Zocalo, is a hub of activity and surrounded by impressive buildings, including the iconic Cathedral of San Ildefonso. Mérida is also home to many museums, showcasing the city's rich history and heritage.

As you explore the city, you'll encounter many street vendors selling traditional Mexican snacks like tacos and churros. Be sure to sample some of the local cuisine, including Yucatecan specialties like cochinita pibil (slow-roasted pork) and papadzules (egg-filled tortillas with pumpkin seed sauce).

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