Name: Hotel Santa Lucía
Address: 508 Calle 55, Centro, Merida, Merida, Merida, 97000, Mexico
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24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

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Manuel Crescencio Rejon International Airport

Hotel Santa Lucía

Merida

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The entire stay was great. Everything was accessible. The Hotel was cute and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful at all times. Overall, it was an awesome experience.

Economical for the location. The hotel is in the heart of the tourism. Our room was very clean. Unfortunately we didn't get to enjoy the pool. It was raining everyday. But the pool looked clean and welcoming. The hotel is walking distance to Paseo de Montejo, Centro and Mercado Lucas de Galvez.  The staff was very friendly and helpful at all times. Overall, I rate it 5 stars.

Great location for walking in historic district.   Old hotel with very noisy hallway where hear passer by footsteps and conversations.  No food or coffee on site.

Great little well priced hotel in the heart of Santa Lucia square.

Lovely area, so close to the park and lovely restaurants. Nice pool. Friendly staff. No elevator, definitely not easy for anyone with physical difficulties. We stayed on the 3rd floor for 2 nights and then were ableto.move to a room on the ground floor. Lots of hot water and pressure, good , air conditioning good.

The location of this hotel was great but our room was not in good condition. First, we couldn’t lock our door very well and it didn’t seem secure. Second, the bathroom smelled really bad like raw sewage. Third, there were missing slats in the bathroom window and no screen so someone would have be able to see in and mosquitoes could get in. Fourth, there were very few electrical outlets.

Bathrooms were dirty, TV only showed two channels, everything else was okay.

I stayed here for four nights, I didn't stay in the hotel during daytime I only used the room strictly to sleep. I had a positive experience even though there's room for improvement.  The room is comfortable for two people, it's clean and the AC works great. Mosquitos were pretty bad everytime we opened the door though. Using the TV remote control got tricky until the staff member showed me how to operate the two remotes. One morning at 6am a group of loud people were in the pool and no one enforced the time rules. When you visit Merida you go to bed late as you attend a lot of the free events until late at night, waking up at 6am with loud noises wasn't nice. Parking is really tricky though, it's either you use their parking garage which it only houses less than 8 cars or find a place somewhere else. The difficult part of the parking situation is that the garage is first come first serve so to get an overnight spot you need to park around 4-5pm and stop driving for the rest of the evening. Or park overnight in a street where cars don't get towed away, that's tricky finding one in the Centro area. If you don't need a car don't rent one, it's a pain unless you figure out where to park. The room was always clean including sheets, pillows and bathroom. It's nothing fancy but comfortable

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