La Mision de Fray Diego
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Yucatan City Life
Julie:
Merida is the big city of the Yucatan. I couldn't believe how bustling it was. We are at a FABULOUS hotel only 1 1/2 blocks from the city square where there is shopping, dining, & culture galore. We were given one of the "special" rooms when we checked in. I think they cost extra. We must have gotten lucky. Our room is really …
Not What We Had Planned.
Julie:
We made the approximate 1 hr drive from Merida to Celestun with the purpose of taking a boat ride to see the flamingos that live here year round. When we got there we decided it was too expensive - about 1400 pesos (over $100). Apparently the price had gone up quite a bit since the travel guide came out. Russ & I have seen …
Indulging in Culture in the Yucatan
... in Mexico– now it's really time to get our Lara Croft on! We set off on a hot Mexican day (think 35 degrees with a humidity to sweat your face off) and welcomed the cool air conditioned van (until that got too cold and we asked to turn it down…tourists!), in our van we had 3 other sets of travellers, all from different parts of Europe, it definitely kept our journey interesting! The drive to Chichen Itza was eye opening, we passed through villages ...
Merida con todo!! piramides y mundo maya....
... fin, que le voy a hacer! el restaurant era divino! tipo finca española, con alberca en el jardin, arboles frondosos y bien verdes rodeados de pajaros...los CAU o zanates, son unos pajaros negros azulados, con cola fina y larga que hacen un ruido fuerte bien distinto de otras aves. Los lugareños no les gustan mucho ya que son una plaga por estas tierras, pero a mi me maravillaron y dan un toque encantador al lugar! Durante la comida tuvimos un show de ...
A new year in Merida
... none of them worked out. In the end we spent our time here just enjoying relaxing for a while. One thing we have noticed here in the Yucatan is how much more geared to tourism everything is. More people speak English, there is English on the menus and prices are on the whole higher than other places we have been in Mexico. This is particularly true of tours. Day tours that elsewhere have cost around 150 to 200 pesos per person are 450 to 600 pesos ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsLa Mision de Fray Diego Merida
Loved, loved the Mision de Fray Diego. It's located about 1 1/2 blocks from the main square in Merida. Our room was incredible, we were in one of the "special" rooms. It really is as pretty as all the pictures. Once you get into the courtyard you would never know you are in the heart of a bustling city. The food in the restaurant was very good. We wound up eating breakfast & dinner there everyday since it was good, quiet, not too expensive, and so beautiful. The staff was helpful. The only reason I am not giving this hotel 5 stars is that our bedspread was a bit tattered. It didn't bother me, but it's an easy fix, so it should be fixed.
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