Life Long Learning cannot make reservations or arrange accommodations for out-of-town participants for our Merida courses and workshops. However, we can recommend the following locally-owned, nearby places:

BUDGET HOTELS

The following recommended hotels afford basic, no-frills but safe, lodging:

Hotel Flamingo: www.hotelflamingo.com.mx

Hotel Mucuy: http://www.mucuy.com

Hotel Luz en Yucatan: http://www.luzenyucatan.com

MEDIUM-PRICED HOTELS and B & Bs

The following recommended hotels are attractive and offer great service:

Cascadas de Agua B & B: www.cascadasdemerida.com

Casa Guadalupe: http://www.vacationrentals.com/vacation-rentals/28337.html

Hotel Caribe: www.hotelcaribe.com.mx

Hotel del Gobernador: www.gobernadormerida.com.mx

Casa Santiago: http://www.mexicanbedandbreakfast.com/english/

FIVE-STAR PROPERTIES

These hotels are recommended for more discerning travelers:

Hotel El Castellano: www.elcastellano.com

Hotel Villa Merida: www.thevillasgroup.com

Hacienda X’canatun: www.xcanatun.com

HACIENDAS

If you are part of a larger group of persons traveling together, you may want to rent your own hacienda:

Hacienda Petac: www.haciendapetac.com

Hacienda Yunku: www.haciendayunku.com

BEACH RENTALS

The following properties vary in featured appointments and cost:

Casa Magica Beachfront home: www.casa-magica-yucatan.com

Condhotel Apartments : Beach view suites: www.condhotelprogreso.com

“Las Tunas”: Beachfront home in Telchac: www.vacationrentals.com

A complex of 3 beachfront homes: Contact: mariarosaalcocer@hotmail.com  

A large well-appointed home on the beach: irubiodenelson@hotmail.com

An elegant small hotel on the beach: www.hotelyakunah.com.mx

“Casa Aliso” A B & B at the beach:  email: casaaliso@hotmail.com

HOME-STAYS

Staying with a family is an excellent and economical lodging option. Contact Life Long Learning for the names of families who will lodge international guests.

CENTERS FOR THE ARTS

Casa Yaxche : A residence for artists to live and work in Merida

Villa Serana : Wellness Center

The Pickled Onion: A charming restaurant in Santa Elena