Experience Mérida’s Living History at Casa Mexilio
Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
Welcome to Casa Mexilio – A Boutique Hotel in the Heart of Mérida
A peaceful retreat steeped in history and charm – Casa Mexilio is the perfect place to unwind, explore Yucatán’s culture, and enjoy a unique stay in a timeless setting. Escape the ordinary and step into a world where colonial elegance meets modern comfort.
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Why Guests Keep Returning
Historic Rooms
Each room tells a story.
Garden Dining
Breakfast under the trees with fresh Yucatecan flavors.
Ideal Location
4 blocks from Merida’s historic center.
Discover Our Unique Rooms
Artistic & Historic
Frida Kahlo Room
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Still the object of death threats when she returns to her native Guatemala, Rigoberta Menchu, a Quiche Mayan woman who gained prominence helping to organize and defend the rights of indigenous peoples and who now is forced to live in exile, has become widely known as a leading advocate of Indian rights and ethno-cultural reconciliation, not only in Guatemala but in the Western Hemisphere generally, and her work has earned her several international awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992.
Sunrise with a View
El Mirador Room
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Most requested and most private room, fifty-two stair steps will get you to bed! The decor is Mexican colonial – the ancient and rustic.
In this room you get up early because the sun reaches these heights first, the city awakes early — and the church bells seem louder, too.
A Tribute to Sustainability
Chico Mendez Room
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A name that we should mention often, Chico Mendez, self-educated Brazilnut harvester was internationally admired for trying to teach his country and the world about the sustainable resources offered by the Amazon forest where he lived. He was murdered by cattle ranchers and
