Its 21 rooms, some with soaring ceilings, are arranged around leafy courtyards where sub-tropical plants frame shaded terraces and a serene pool. The atmosphere balances raw history with a minimalist sensibility, from the spa to the restaurant and bar.
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A Restored Landmark in the Heart of Mérida
Since the earliest days of Mérida in the 16th century, Hotel Sevilla has welcomed poets, artists, and explorers drawn to the city’s rich cultural spirit. Today, Grupo Habita has carefully revived this historic landmark, preserving its layered character and timeworn beauty while introducing a refined contemporary sensibility. The result is a hotel where heritage and modern design exist in thoughtful balance.
Rooms Rooted in Yucatán Tradition
The hotel’s 21 rooms and suites blend classic Yucatecan craftsmanship with the atmospheric charm of the original casona. Warm carpentry, historic textures, and understated details create spaces that feel intimate, timeless, and deeply connected to Mérida’s architectural heritage.
A Restaurant Framed by History
Located on the hotel’s first floor, the restaurant pairs relaxed sophistication with a modern, welcoming atmosphere. Contemporary touches contrast beautifully with the building’s historic surroundings, creating an elegant setting for everything from leisurely local breakfasts to intimate dinners and evenings shared with friends.
An Oasis Inspired by the Haciendas of Yucatán
At the heart of the property, the pool recalls the cisterns and water reservoirs once found in the great haciendas of Yucatán. Surrounded by weathered walls and lush tropical greenery, it offers a cool and tranquil retreat from Mérida’s sun-soaked streets — the perfect place to pause between long walks through the city, accompanied by fresh cocktails and locally inspired mixology.
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