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Casa Olivia

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Compare prices:

  • Booking.com: $200
  • Expedia: $190
  • Vio.com: $180
Highlights
checkmark grey iconBoutique hotel
checkmark grey iconAdults only
checkmark grey iconColonial design
checkmark grey iconDowntown
checkmark grey iconStylish
checkmark grey iconSpa
checkmark grey iconRestaurants

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Casa Olivia is a charming boutique hotel in the heart of Merida's historic center. The hotel is a beautifully restored colonial mansion with original features like high ceilings, antique furniture, and colorful tiled floors. The property provides a peaceful oasis amid the bustling city.

Casa Olivia offers nine spacious and individually decorated rooms with modern amenities. Each room features unique artwork, original furnishings, and luxurious linens to create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere.

The hotel's restaurant serves delicious and innovative cuisine inspired by traditional Yucatecan flavors with a modern twist. The restaurant sources fresh and local ingredients to create unique dishes that highlight the rich culinary heritage of the Yucatan.

Casa Olivia also offers a range of services and amenities to ensure a memorable stay, including a 24-hour front desk, concierge services, a spa, and a rooftop terrace with stunning views of the city. The hotel's central location provides easy access to Merida's top attractions, including the Cathedral of Merida, the main square, and the historic Paseo de Montejo Avenue.

Nearby things to do

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2-4h
Uxmal

Ancient Maya city within an hour's drive from Merida. It was a major regional capital during the Late Classic period, and its monumental architecture and artwork are considered some of the finest examples of the Puuc style.

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2h
Izamal

Known as the "Yellow City" because most of its buildings are painted a distinctive shade of yellow. The city has a rich cultural heritage with many historic sites and buildings, and is on the list of Mexico’s 132 magic towns, making it a great stop on your way to Mérida.

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1h
Paseo de Montejo

Grand avenue in the capital city of the Yucatan state. The avenue is named after Francisco de Montejo, the founder of Merida, and was built in the late 19th century as a symbol of the city's wealth and prosperity.

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1h
Merida Cathedral

Roman Catholic cathedral located in the historic center of Merida. The cathedral was built between 1561 and 1598 on the site of a former Mayan temple. It is a mix of architectural styles, with Renaissance, Gothic, Baroque, and Moorish influences.

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1h
Palacio Municipal

Historic building located in the city center of Merida. Built in the late 19th century, it is a beautiful example of French Renaissance architecture and is one of the city's most important landmarks.

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