Merida Hotel Guide - National Museum of Roman Art hotels in Merida, Spain.

"Great staff, very clean, very modern, and all geared toward wheelchair users. Having breakfast (basically three factory-sealed pastries and a hot beverage) delivered on a trolley to your room was a first (and it felt rather like I was in my grandmother’s retirement home). Long walk into the historic area - but we loved exploring the area and the nearby Mesón El Pestorejo Los Eméritos was a fab fine for us - great food and local atmospere. "

"This is an out of town hotel, ok for 1 night. Popular with coach parties. No food available until 8.30pm which was late bearing in mind we had been driving for 10 hours. Breakfast was a buffet and ok but the ‘hot’ food was cold. Staff were helpful and suggested ordering room service which stated at 8pm. When we did get an evening meal it was lovely. We would probably look to stay closer to the town but we got what we paid for "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. But the room! Fabulous and SO quiet. There was a raging loud party on the street Saturday night and when I closed the window it was total silence. There is also a double door in your room to the lobby, so you have total peace. Tip - buy the Roman sites combined ticket for 17 euros and see them all."

"Excellent apartment with balcony and enough catering facilities for our stay. On-site parking and easy walk to the centre of Mérida. The complex is new and super clean and appointed. Would really recommend "

"Helpful staff and a clean comfortable room."

"All elements pertaining to the hotel were fine, Staff, Room, Parking. Only issue was the hardness of the beds."

"Great location and a comfortable stay for our family. Only suggestions for improvement are lamps near the bed and warmer lighting in the rooms for those of us with sensory sensitivities. Gracias! "

"very friendly staff, comfortable stay "

"Nice and clean. Staff was friendly"