You won't find friendlier, more accommodating hosts than Mel and Erid. In case your Spanish is rusty, you can use English with them. The hotel is more like a bed and breakfast place, lots of attention to color and restoration detail in the whole place. I couldn't stop taking pictures of the flowers and the beautiful ironwork and the tableaus... more

My wife and I just returned from a Yucatan trip during which we spent 2 nights in Merida at Hotel Julamis. It's a beautiful little boutique hotel that's just a few blocks off of Calle 60 the main strip that runs through the old city center. The surrounding blocks can be a little quiet & empty (but totally safe) at... more

There are 6 available rooms, each one different, all but one has AC now. Diosmel paints each according to its character. Each room has more than enough space, private bath, mini fridge with water, cokes, beers stocked 2 per day. It is well located near tourist attractions and city walks. Breakfast is included - juice, toast, fruit and coffee. The... more

We picked Hotel Julamis based on their reasonable rates, location and the positive feedback left on this website by other travelers. What we never thought to encounter in this petite hotel was people still practicing genuine old-fashioned customer service skills. This is how much the hotel staff cares for their guests; We arrived later than expected in the middle of... more

Located at three blocks off Merida’s Main street, this hotel offers comfortable rooms at a sensible price. For $50 you will be able to get a nice room, filling breakfast, free Internet, and many beers. Merida is a good base town to explore ecological and archaeological sites. The room came with a healthy and convenient breakfast, served early in the... more

Hotel Julamis is located on Calle 53 at three blocks from 60th Street (Main Street) in the East side of town. For some reason this part of Merida is way less touristy and less congested than the rest. The hotel is also conveniently situated between the Folk Arts and the Anthropology museums, both highly recommended, especially the gift shop at... more

How do I fit into this small review all of the great things about this hotel? First of all, when we arrived, Mel and Erid were extremely nice and welcoming - we had nice cold beers in the fridge waiting for us! The hotel is amazing - we stayed in Suite De Tekit - and I would HIGHLY recommend it... more

During our visit in Merida, we stayed at this absolutely charming boutique hotel. It is located in an newly renovated old house very close to the center of town. The owner, Mel, speaks fluent English and is exceptionally helpful. Each morning we were served breakfast in a beautiful shaded patio, and we particularly enjoyed a daily glass of wine on... more

I loved this hotel the owner Mel and his partner Erid made my 3 month stay at the hotel wonderful. The location is close to the parks and down town. Easy walk around town. The breakfast is BIG and GOOD . Real brewed coffee, which is hard to get in Mexico. The rooms are clean and airy ,beds are comfy.... more