Boulevard Turístico Malecón Hotels, Mérida

"Really nice facilities. Good place to relax. Good food. Very friendly staff"

"Fake mattresses, unhelpful night staff, "

"El lugar está nuevo y tienen detalles que irán mejorando con el tiempo. Ubicación buena y segura. Enfrente del consulado americano. "

"There was a smell coming from the drain. Also no safe. Other than that very nice. Staff great, very clean."

"Was forced to accept a handicap room or take room with dual beds. The handicap room has no shower door which made puddles of water in the bathroom everyday. The bed was a lowered bed. No hot water. Ruined our romantic stay. No bueno."

"The best thing about the hotel was the friendly staff and the location. The beach facing balcony was also worth the extra cost. However, it stays windy and if you are a light sleeper you will need earplugs. Bed was too hard for my taste but clean. There is no pool but you are right on the beach. The microwave and fridge were also nice to have. This is also close to the grocery store and other conveniences which includes tours to area sites nearby. Overall 3.5 stars above average. "

"Very nice cabanas with all the necessary for a confortable stay. Acess to use the kitchen, fresh coffee in the morning and evening. We slept very well. A nice beach just few minutes away. We really enjoyed our stay."

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"♦️OVERVIEW (Feb 8 - 15, 2026) I would happily stay here again! ❤️ The Hotel Scappata is not a luxury high-end hotel, but it sure tries hard to be! I had absolutely no problems staying here. There were a few minor issues here and there, but I’m not here to complain, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit! I had a generous sized room with a comfortable king-size bed, sofa in an adjoining room (with dresser/drawer), and all the amenities you need; including towels (and beach towels!), stocked mini-fridge (with wine!), coffee-maker, safe, air-conditioning, and wide-screen TV’s—two of ‘em! (but who goes to México to watch TV?) Rates were reasonable and competitive with other hotels in the area. ⦁ A word about noise: It doesn’t matter where you stay. All hotels along the Malecón will have noise; especially in the evenings (from scooters, dogs barking, etc )— although the Hotel Scappata is somewhat quieter than other hotels along the Malecon (due to being further away from the pier). ♦️NOTES • HOTEL SCAPPATA: established in 2022 (formerly the Real del Mar Hotel/Restaurant Pelicano’s) • The hotel’s entrance is actually on the side of the building, on calle 70, but the hotel’s façade & restaurant face the Malecón (Calle 19 x 69/70 Malecon Progreso, Yucatán • The malecón itself is on calle 19 (also known as calle 69) "