Top Hotels Near Santa Elena Museum in Mérida from NZ$82

"Food not so good but overall is nice place to stay close to nature and the pirámides good place to disconnect from the hectic life "

"Great breakfast to start the day. Jose is a great server and made the best limon margaritas we had on the trip. Restaurant menu was excellent balance of food we knew and with a Mayan twist. Owner Amy Jo was welcoming and on site to offer suggestions and support for the area. Thank you"

"Beautiful property, grounds are kept beautifully. Dinner was fresh and delicious. Breakfast was only good but no complaints for the price. The room was spotless and had two beautiful comfortable robes and toiletries. We would absolutely stay again and highly recommend for a lovely hacienda experience. "

"Clean room, friendly start and really close to the Uxmal Maya ruins. The only inconvenience is the restaurant is located at the sister property."

"LA PERLA DEL SUR DE TICUL: An Absolute Gem in the Heart of Yucatán!From the moment we booked, the experience was exceptional. The property manager sent a warm, personalized confirmation message, responded promptly when we verified our reservation a few days before arrival, and had check-in instructions ready right when we needed them. Rubi and Flor Maria are outstanding hosts — attentive, detail-oriented, and clearly take great pride in this property.The space itself is spotless and thoughtfully furnished — comfortable without being overdone. Both bedrooms have A/C and satellite TV, and the beds are genuinely comfortable, which makes all the difference after a day of exploring. The kitchen is well-stocked with everything you need — plates, glassware, and cooking utensils — and there's a potable water dispenser on hand, which is always appreciated in this part of México.The highlight of the property has to be the outdoor soaking tub with jacuzzi jets — easily accommodating four to six adults. After a long day visiting ruins or cenotes, it is absolutely wonderful. Practical amenities like a washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, and a hair dryer round out everything you could need for a comfortable, extended stay.The neighborhood is very safe and secure, and the off-street parking gave us great peace of mind. The location in Ticul is ideal for travelers looking to explore the region — you're well-positioned to visit nearby Mayan ruins,"

"We stayed in 4 of these new hotels within 2 weeks. This one was empty and felt sad to be so forgotten and unused after a year. The hotel DESPERATELY NEEDS SIGNS ON THE ROAD. You have to call for directions. Google Maps is wrong and staff knows this. Unlike every other hotel, this was unmarked and we spent over an hour trying to navigate without a WiFi signal. The road to the hotel is long with blind spots. It will take 20 min from the road. Not sure who planned that absurd bike line but a two lane would feel safer. The price and pool, amenities staff are great but wow, but a sign on the road or send txts to guests like the others did. Food was best here. "

"We found the location to be loud at night with the traffic noise. The grounds were nice though. Pool area has a need for upkeep, painting, etc.."

"Room has windows on all sides, and mine had other rooms all around. Folks were walking around at night and early in the morning with lights. I didn’t sleep well. Breakfast was fine, but not great. "