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Where history and OPULENCe unite.

DECU Downtown Mid is a 19th century mansion that has been restored and updated to offer the perfect marriage of original details — mosaic tiled floors and corniced ceilings — with a thoroughly modern sense of space.

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GUESTROOMS


Embracing the historic aesthetic of traditional colonial architecture each guest accommodation marries it seamlessly with contemporary comfort.

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HOTELAMENITIES


  • 24 Hour Guest Reception
  • Business Services
  • Complimentary Bike Rental
  • Free Internet Access
  • Indoor + Outdoor Event Space
  • Pet Friendly
  • Your furry friends are welcome here with a  non-refundable pet fee. Limit 1 pet per room.ο»Ώ
  • Pool
  • Spa
  • Walking Path + Parks Nearby

HOTELDINING


  • On-Site Restaurant
  • Mayan and Spanish influences shape our mouthwatering cuisine. Our restaurant serves traditional Yucatán fare.

Explore the

Hood


Between new restaurants, galleries and museums, one way to describe the varied ventures in the city would be doing something new with something old: many of Mérida’s businesses are drawing inspiration from the sense of history threaded both within the city, and throughout the lush Yucatán peninsula. Mérida is experiencing a resurgence.


Exploring everything this area has to offer could take years, but here are some of the neighborhood’s best-kept secrets.


RESTAURANTS


  • Apoala

    Dedicated to showing the best of Oaxacan cuisine makes for a unique dining experience within Mérida. Whether eating fried zucchini blossoms, or beef short rib with pineapple sauce — the food and the people-watching at Apoala is hard to beat.

  • Arcano

    The hip restaurant uses the tag line to “unlock your senses,” so the experience is more than just the sense of taste. And it delivers. 

  • El Remate de Montejo

    A multi-purpose dining and drinking space, El Remate de Montejo encompasses a downstairs dining area, with a more casual pizza restaurant - Neo, and, upstairs, El Gato, a bar with an unrivaled view all the way down Paseo de Montejo.

  • Emplumado

    Emplumado brings international cuisine to the Yucatan Peninsula - it's an experience not to be missed.

  • Holoch

    No trip to Merida is complete without walking among its main square in the evening to appreciate the views of the local cathedral and the historic government palace. And there's no better way to end the evening than with dinner at Holoch.

  • Michaela Mar Y Leña

    As you walk into Michaela, you can feel the warmth of the atmosphere; it has a soulful and down-home energy with a hint of urban chic and New Orleans.

  • Oliva Enoteca

    Oliva Enoteca is gaining regulars for its homemade gnocchi, classic pasta dishes, and lemony seafood risotto with fresh octopus. 

  • Picheta

    Picheta, is the best Yucatecan contemporary cuisine restaurant in Merida. Surrounded by history and with a unique view throughout the city.

  • Ramiro Cocina

    Ramiro Cocina, a small, daytime-only restaurant, featuring various kinds of mole, squash blossom quesadilla or the signature bacalao to share. The restaurant’s recipes are all inspired by the founder’s grandfather.

  • Yierba Santa

    Yierba Santa creates a new experience based on contemporary Mexican cuisine, which innovates the traditional dishes and offers new sensations to the palate. 


SPECIALTIES


  • Cantina la Negrita

    Enjoy Cantina la Negrita, a lively hangout located in the Historic Center of Mérida, offering a unique selection of tapas and cocktails, in addition to regular live music.

  • Salón Gallos

    Salón Gallos cultural center, an innovative place which blends cinema, art, gastronomy, and gathers locals looking for a distinct experience. 

  • Taller Maya

    Taller Maya, a floor-to-ceiling windowed space, showcases clothing, accessories and homeware handmade by Yucatán artisans. 


CULTURE


  • Quinta Montes Molina

    Quinta Montes Molina, the Paseo de Montejo mansion that has remained in the Montes Molina family since they bought it in 1919. Being shown around the light-filled mansion is less like touring a museum than getting a glimpse into a lived-in family home, filled with objects from around the world through the generations.

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