1/5

Decu Downtown

Mérida (Yucatán) • Centro • SPLURGE

avg. $352 / night

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A nineteenth-century casa particular in Mérida's historic centro, with its colonnaded courtyard of white-painted arches and palm-planted interior garden, provides the structural armature for Decu Downtown — and the conversion keeps that colonial bones deliberately legible. The checkerboard courtyard ground, laid in alternating squares of pale gravel and black volcanic stone, introduces a graphic contemporary gesture against the building's original arcade of slender columns and louvered mahogany doors, a contrast that sets the hotel's governing tension in a single image. The interiors work through material restraint rather than period recreation. Guest rooms are finished in trowelled lime plaster left to weather and mottle into amber and cream, the walls carrying the texture of the original structure without pretending to restoration. Platform beds in warm oak sit on floors that shift register between rooms — original encaustic cement tiles with cobalt floral patterns in some, sage-green ceramic squares in others — while pendant lamps in hand-blown glass supply the only decorative weight. The restaurant animates the same vocabulary at larger scale: black marble table tops on cast-iron bases, oak armchairs with a silhouette close to Hans Wegner's Round Chair, and slatted timber screens that fold open toward a light-washed inner courtyard. At the pool terrace, a raw limestone staircase climbs a pebble-mosaic wall beneath a timber-slatted canopy, the arched bathroom opening mirroring the colonial arcade on the opposite side of the property.

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About

Villa Verde Merida Boutique Inn is a beautifully restored 250 year old colonial mansion and grounds located in the downtown heart of Merida's "Centro". Just steps to everything!While Villa Verde is a huge property centrally located, we feature only 5 guestrooms to ensure your tranquility and comfort during your stay in Merida.Enjoy your tasteful guestroom featuring private bath, premium linens and towels, upscale amenity products, free Wi-Fi, flat screen televisions, safes, iPod/iPad chargers, blow dryers, and much more. All reservations receive complimentary breakfast each morning and complimentary happy hour cocktail each evening in our bar.Pool lovers will appreciate Villa Verde's large waterfall pool surrounded by sun and shade areas, including our roof top sundeck.Stroll or relax in our historic front portico courtyard with mosaic French pasta tile and 5 trickling fountains. The Villa Verde dining room features a guest computer and library of Merida maps and history. Read a book, share cold drinks in our outdoor lounge - or reserve a relaxing massage in our back private tropical garden.Villa Verde Merida is your home away from home while you explore beautiful Merida and the wonders of the Yucatan. We feature on-site spa services, excursion arrangements, and are always here to assist with restaurant and bar referrals, details and directions

Amenities

Pool

Internet

Free Internet

Bar/Lounge

Wifi

Free Wifi

Wheelchair Access

Breakfast Included

Non-smoking rooms

Laundry Service

Decu Downtown Reviews

398 reviews

"Beautiful hotel with an extremely attentive staff. Every staff member went beyond expectations! Bravo to them. The breakfast was outstanding. The pool area was lovely place to cool down and to just relax after a busy sightseeing day. It was our first time to Mérida and we enjoyed exploring the city. It is an easy walk to the main plaza, museums and “restaurant row”- Calle 47. We especially liked the Maya museum/Antropology museum which is north of the main plaza. The WiFi is spotty in the rooms and sometimes nonexistent, but you could get WiFi in the common areas My only complaint/concern is the parking lot next door that they advise you to park. The parking lot is down a short driveway to an “abandoned hotel”. The driveway itself is littered with broken toilets, tires, and other misc trash. The parking lot in front of the “hotel” is equally as bad and homeless people sleep in the rooms. We were freaked out when we first drove in and parked. But the staff put us at ease and we realized abandoned buildings are something Mérida is trying to deal with. We always felt safe. However, I do think Decu hotels could hold some responsibility and help to clean up the parking lot (at least somewhat!). Be part of the solution for Mérida. The cost of the hotel stay was quite pricey- some of this price could be applied towards clean up of your suggested parking."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 01, 2026

"First, I should say that the interior courtyard is beautiful, as you can see from the website. But that is the end of the positives. We opted for the Maya Suite, but for those like me who think this was a suite, will be sadly dissatisfied. Our suite was a sparsely decorated room, with an uncomfortable, low bed and a single hard chair. Minimal is an understatement. The bathroom was little better, with a shower that eventually dribbled hot water over you. Outside of the room, the pool was consistently covered with leaves, the staff were distant and disinterested, and the breakfast included in the rate was just fruit and toast - everything else was extra. How the hotel is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels Organisation is a mystery. There are many better places to stay in Merida."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 01, 2026

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