Mexico City-based Grupo Habita, which recently unveiled its long-awaited Hotel Sevilla property in Mérida, is Hospitality Design Magazine’s 2026 Hotelier of the Year. The honor recognizes the company’s 25-year journey as a pioneer in boutique hospitality across Mexico and the United States. Today, the portfolio includes 17 hotels stretching from coastal Mexico to Chicago. Hotel…
Whether you prefer colonial mansions or something altogether newer and more modern, the best 5-star hotels in Mérida have got you covered.
Travelers are turning to accommodations that offer authentic Ycatan experiences. Find out more with these Historic Luxury Hotels in Mérida
Located in Mérida’s historic downtown, Decu Downtown is a unique hotel that seamlessly combines luxury and tradition.
Fancy a litle fun with your next fancy getaway? These unique places to stay in Mérida are worth considering the next time you visit.
Nothing beats spending time where the locals like to hang out. Check out this list of 18 hot spots to visit in Mérida… and go hang out like a local.
AKEN Hotels & Resorts has unveiled the relaunch of its second property in Mexico, the AKEN Mind Mérida Hotel.
If your idea of a perfect getaway involves staying in luxurious accommodations, enjoying world-class dining, and receiving exceptional service at a stunning beachside location, you’ll want to explore these top 5-star resorts in Tulum for inspiration. Mezzanine Hotel Tulum Perched on a dramatic cliffside, the Mezzanine Hotel Tulum offers an intimate escape with just nine…
For the ultimate in privacy and pampering, check out these luxury boutique hotels in Tulum for a truly romantic Mexico getaway
For newbies, knowing where to start exploring can be a challenge. Get inspired with this fun Yucatan Travel Guide for first-time visitors.
Looking for an easy-to-get-to and modestly luxurious beach getaway that’s close to Mérida? Check out the best Yucatán Beach Resorts
When it comes to luxury accommodations, bigger isn’t always better. Find out more about the best boutique hotels in Mérida, Mexico
Folks from Mérida have long thought of Progreso as “their beach,” much to the chagrin of locals, who nonetheless depend largely on the constant influx of visitors.
Daylight Saving Time ended this morning, but if you’re in Mexico, don’t touch that clock. Mexico stopped going by DST in 2022, abiding instead with what the president called “God’s clock.” That is, Standard Time all year long. Health Secretary Jorge Alcocer argued, not without reason, that setting clocks back or forward damages people’s health….
On the highway that connects Mérida and Progreso, in the Súper Aki Xcanatún parking lot, another US-based fast food chain is under construction. Joining the long-entrenched McDonald’s and Burger King is America’s second-leading burger franchise, Wendy’s. It’s at least the second attempt by Wendy’s to enter the area. More than a decade ago, a Wendy’s…
Mérida is getting ready to celebrate the traditions of Hanal Pixán and Day of the Dead. The sprawling annual Festival de las Ánimas stretches from Tuesday, Oct. 24 to Thursday, Nov. 2. Starting Sunday, Oct. 29, the city’s monumental altar will be erected on the Plaza Grande. But more personal altars will appear along the…
Somewhere between 300 to 400 workers are working around the clock to finish the project.
In the tiny Mexican town of Yaxunah (home of the Amazonas) nine women are working to ensure that traditional varieties of corn, beans, chilies, lentils and many others are not wiped out by genetically modified variants created by multinational corporations. They do this through their own community seed bank and exchange called K’an-Lol, which translates…
The Amazonas of Yaxunah start off every softball game with Maya battle cry, ending with a roaring mujeres fuertes! Though the team started off in 2018 as an outlet to simply have some fun, the Amazonas and their unique style soon captured the attention of everyone in town and far beyond. They are most famous…
The Amazonas of Yaxunah win big during their first international game.
A Mexican painter introduced to the Mérida art community by Adele Aguirre at SoHo Galleries has found a new direction. Earlier this year, the artist Jorge Alberto Aguilar Rojas — better known by his initials JAAR — attended the Annecy Animation Film Festival in Paris. He came home deeply influenced by what he saw. “This trip…
Armed with a simple but trusty set of tools, artist Alfredo Romero has made his way across Mexico, literally peeling layers of history found beneath decades of paint. Alfred is obsessed with memory and what he refers to as “the archaeology of the recent past.” Anyone who has spent time in Mexico knows that painted…
Soco has two locations, both offer full breakfasts and delicious coffee to accompany their scrumptious baked goods.
Meaning “the place of ancient temples” in the Nahuatl language, Teopanzolco was a major urban area during the late Classic and early Postclassic periods.
That’s all for now
That’s all for now