Mérida, Mexico
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Today's Mérida Highlights: Places Worth Discovering
Festivals in Mérida This Month
Discover Mérida’s June festivals:
June doesn’t feature a major festival in Mérida, but it’s a great month for sightseeing and day trips. The weather is warm, making it a perfect time to visit cenotes, nearby beaches, and ancient ruins. Plus, the city feels laid-back and relaxed!
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Today’s Travel Tip for Mérida
Time Zones in Mexico
Since 2022, Mexico has been divided into four time zones, based on the country's geographical longitude, with UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) as the reference. So you should keep in mind that time zones can shift – even when you’re just traveling within Mexico, e.g., from Cancun to Mérida.
Latest Travel Blog – June 2025
Expats in Mérida, Mexico: A Digital Nomad’s Guide
If there’s one thing I’ve learned after working remotely from just about everywhere – from cafés in Miami to beach hotels in Asia – it’s that the right city makes all the difference. And Mérida, Mexico? It checks a lot of boxes. It might just be the place you didn’t know you were looking for.
Live your life to the fullest
Mérida Vacation Rentals
Welcome to Casa Loltún, a stunning colonial main house with an additional apartment building in the heart of Mérida’s historic city center in Mexico.
Get ready to be blown away by a unique blend of colonial heritage and modern architecture. Then dive straight into the vibrant life of the city!
Mérida is a delightfully chaotic wonderland full of surprises, with something amazing waiting behind every door.
With Casa Loltún, a vacation idea became reality. What surprises can you expect when buying a house in Mérida? Curious? Check out Our Story.
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Stay in the Colonial House
Book the main house and enjoy the elegance of a bygone era in a beautifully restored colonial home featuring pasta tile floors and 6-meter-high ceilings with wooden beams.
The two-story building hosts up to 6 guests with 3 double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom. Even if you book just the main house, you get the entire place to yourself.
Enjoy a comfortable living room, a fully equipped colonial-style dining kitchen, air conditioning, two 55" 4K TVs, free high-speed WiFi, your private pool and garden terrace.
Book the Whole Estate
Whether you're a group of friends or a big family – this property lets you enjoy time together while giving everyone their own space to unwind.
The whole estate includes the colonial main house plus four individual apartments, each with its own kitchenette and bathroom – ideal for up to 14 guests.
At the heart of the property, you’ll find an inviting infinity pool and a lush garden terrace with a large sunroof – the perfect place to relax or enjoy breakfast in the morning sun.
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Your Garden & Pool Area
Warm sunbeams gently tickle your toes, a soft breeze brushes your face, and sun loungers invite you to unwind in your private garden.
Enjoy a pool as blue as the sky and as clear as crystal. Nestled between the main house and the apartments, the lush garden features tropical plants and a relaxing sun deck.
A second, spacious covered terrace at the main house offers even more room to relax. Shielded from the outside world, you’ll enjoy total privacy and perfect peace.
What Guests Say
"The Location is unique"
Staying: Colonial House
"This space reflects dedication & good taste in every detail, especially in the attention of the hosts. The charming rooms, the wonderful afternoons at the pool..."
Norma Rodriguez
January 16, 2024
5.0 (Google Rating)
What Guests Say
"The House is spectacular"
Staying: Whole Estate
"A very nice house with everything you need to spend a few days with friends or family, excellent location and very good service, I recommend it 100%!"
Tanya López
January 2, 2024
5.0 (Google Rating)
Stay in the Heart of Mérida’s Historic Center
Casa Loltún is in the heart of Mérida
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100m to the great new Park La Plancha
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2 blocks to the iconic Paseo de Montejo
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2 blocks to the new Restaurant Row
You will love our location, just a short stroll from the city's most fascinating sights!
You'll find great spots to eat & drink, shops, museums, art galleries, beautiful parks and cathedrals, historic colonial buildings and colorful marketplaces just a stone's throw away.
Address: Calle 43, No. 454, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico
Get Ready for Top Attractions - All Just Steps from Your Stay
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The most beautiful thing we can discover is the mysterious
Discover Mérida – Your Ultimate Guide to the City
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Discover Mérida is one of the world’s largest online information portals about Mérida.
You'll find the best restaurants, markets, museums, shopping spots, festivals, events, and much more.
Optimized for your smartphone, so you can easily explore on the go. We hope you enjoy discovering!
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You only live once but if you do it right, once is enough
Top Day Trips from Mérida, Mexico
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On Mérida Day Trips, you’ll find the top destinations for exploring the Yucatán Peninsula from Mérida.
Browse by region, travel time, or type of experience to find the perfect day trip for you.
Get practical info like opening hours, entry fees, directions, ratings, and many insider tips.
Maya Ruins
Beaches
City Tours
Nature Trips
Haciendas
Cenotes
Museums
Fun for Kids
There’s only one way to find out – experience it yourself
The Story Behind the Name "Casa Loltún"
Loltún means Flower Stone (Lol–Tún) in Mayan and is also the name of the largest and most significant cave system in Yucatán (Grutas de Lol-Tún).
One chamber features two limestone pillars, known as Lol and Tún. Casa Loltún is likewise built on two pillars – the main house and the apartment house.
The earliest known human settlement in Yucatán was found at Loltún. Archaeological evidence inside the cave confirms it was once inhabited.
The cave also holds 145 ancient paintings and petroglyphs, believed to be created by the Maya during the Late Preclassic Era (400 BC – 100 AD).
The Maya civilization spanned a vast region covering southeastern Mexico and parts of northern Central America.
They left behind a remarkable architectural legacy – including palaces, pyramids, temples, ballcourts, and observatories.