Small Boutique hotels in YUCATÁN

This spectacular property is set in a magnificently restored 19th century heritage mansion, and is located just two blocks from the Paseo de Montejo, the most important avenue in Mérida. Casa Azul Mo...

Located in the heart of historic Mérida, Casa Lecanda Boutique Hotel is set in one of the typical colonial style houses of the city. Almost a ruin when it was purchased by its present owners, it has ...

Located in the heart of the historic centre of Valladolid, Casa Tía Micha is set in a traditional colonial-style town house. Built around a charming courtyard garden, this small boutique hotel offers...

Enjoying a highly central location in the Centro district of Mérida, Hotel Hacienda Mérida VIP is set in a carefully restored and modernised colonial style building. This small charming hotel is ide...

The brand new Ko'ox Casa de las Palomas Boutique Hotel is located in the historic centre of Mérida, less than a ten minute walk from the Paseo de Montejo, the most famous boulevard in the city. Set i...

Once the property of the G. Canton family of sisal exporters, Mansion Mérida on the Park is located in the heart of historic Mérida, just footsteps away from some of the most important landmarks in ...

Located in two side-by-side late nineteenth century historic mansions, Rosas & Xocolate Boutique Hotel + Spa stands on Paseo de Montejo, the most famous avenue in Mérida. After a painstaking and exte...

Standing on a quiet street in the Santiago district of the historic centre of Merida, The Diplomat Boutique Hotel is set in a typical colonial style town house. Painstakingly and lovingly restored, it...

The Hacienda San José is situated in the heart of the ancient Mayan province of Cehpech, whose capital was Motul, ruled by a halach uinic (true man) of the Pech dynasty.

San José was one of the m...

Near Santa Rosa, in the classical Maya period, flourished the urban center of Chunchucmil, which controlled the trade in salt gathered on the coast. It was during the last quarter of the 19th century...

Known since 1665 as the estancia of Diego de Mendoza, a descendent of the conquistador Francisco de Montejo, The Hacienda Temozón produced livestock and maize. After passing through various hands, T...