These are the 13 Best Airbnbs in Merida Mexico (According to a Local)
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You’ve come to the right place because I live in Mérida. To help you book your place ASAP, I’ve hand-curated this list of the best Mérida Airbnbs options.
From colonial homes in Centro Histórico, to modern design gems near Parque la Plancha, the 11 best Airbnb Mérida Mexico options featured offer the best of the best for every type of traveler.
No matter your budget, from luxury travelers to budget travelers, and no matter who you’re traveling with, from large groups to solo travelers, you’ll find an amazing option highlighted below.
Whether you’re after style, location, comfort, or value, every listing here has been vetted to ensure it’s safe, well-rated, beautiful, and worth your money.
Without further ado, let’s get to this list of the 13 Best Airbnbs in Mérida Mexico — but if you want to search on your own, head to Airbnb now to see even more options in Mérida.
1. Award-Winning Casa Aurea — The Best Mérida Airbnb
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Casa Aurea (formerly Casa Xolotl) is a restored colonial mansion in Mérida’s Centro Histórico (Historic Downtwon), blending old-world Yucatán charm with contemporary elegance.
From handcrafted pasta tile floors to peach-hued walls and tropical gardens, this award-winning three-bedroom home is a masterclass in boutique design.
Its centerpiece is a tranquil courtyard with a dreamy swimming pool framed by tall palms and stylish loungers — the kind of place where time feels slower.
Inside, you’ll find two bedrooms, curated local artwork, and high ceilings that invite natural light to pour in. It’s walkable to Mérida’s best museums, cafes, and colorful markets.
For travelers who love traditional Yucatan architecture, the Mérida aesthetic, and staying somewhere that feels like a magazine spread — Casa Aurea’s unforgettable.
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2. Casa Hannah — Best Mérida Airbnb in Downtown
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Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Mérida, Casa Hannah is a beautifully restored colonial home that perfectly balances minimalist style, tropical warmth, and indoor-outdoor living.
Its soft neutral palette, natural textures, and handmade décor create a peaceful vibe — ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring Mérida.
The one-bedroom layout is spacious and thoughtfully designed, with a central courtyard that opens up to a shimmering plunge pool and leafy garden.
With its quiet street location just blocks from Santa Lucía Park and Paseo de Montejo, Casa Hannah is perfect for solo travelers or couples who want style, walkability, and a calm, boutique feel.
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3. Casa 52 — Best Mérida Airbnb Near the Gastronomic Corridor
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Located a few streets from the famous Mérida Gastronomic Corridor (Corredor Gastronómico) on Calle 47 (47th Street), this top-rated Airbnb is a must-book for foodies and design lovers.
Casa 52 is a beautifully-designed three-bedroom home that’s also near Paseo Montejo. One of Mérida’s most charming streets, it’s known for French-style mansions, shops, bars, and more.
The home features modern finishes with warm, organic textures: terrazzo floors, wood accents, arched doorways, and soft, natural light throughout.
The stylish plunge pool is surrounded by greenery, making it the perfect place to cool off between outings — even if you visit Mérida in the hotter months, you’ll have the pool to cool off in.
Thoughtful details like a fully equipped kitchen, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a comfy workspace make it ideal for friends and families looking for a peaceful, design-forward home base in the city.
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4. Casa 1934 — Best Mérida Airbnb near Paseo Montejo
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Just a block off Paseo Montejo, Casa 1934 is a beautifully-restored historic home with tropical flair and a cool mid-century vibe.
The layout centers around a breezy open-concept living space that spills out onto a wrap-around pool surrounded by banana trees and bold murals. It’s a photogenic paradise.
With three bedrooms, a sleek kitchen, and thoughtful touches throughout, it’s perfect for families and small groups who want style and location.
This home puts you within walking distance of Mérida’s most iconic avenue, making it easy to explore art galleries, weekend markets, and colonial mansions — all while having your own chic retreat to come home to.
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5. Mansión Xodó — Best Luxury Mérida Airbnb
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Part of the Airbnb Luxe Collection, this sprawling estate in Mérida’s historic district offers the kind of ambiance that makes every day feel like a special occasion.
The interiors mix colonial bones with contemporary design: Arched doorways, designer lighting, impeccable finishes, soaring ceilings, and a dramatic color palette.
Outside, the backyard is a showstopper — a long pool lined with loungers and lush greenery, plus a shaded patio for afternoon mezcal or a private chef dinner.
With three bedrooms, upscale amenities, and room to spread out, Mansión Xodó is ideal for discerning travelers, special celebrations, or anyone who wants to indulge in Mérida’s finest.
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6. Casa Ajau — Located Near Parque La Plancha
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Modern, bright, and full of Yucatán soul, Casa Ajau is located just a short walk from the brand-new Parque La Plancha — one of Mérida’s most exciting green spaces.
The design is chic and minimal with clean lines, raw textures, and pops of color from artisan decor and textiles in this three-bedroom home.
A glass-walled living room opens out to a private pool and sunny courtyard — your own little sanctuary.
This two-bedroom home is ideal for couples or small families, with all the modern comforts of AC, Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped kitchen.
If you’re looking for a stylish base near trendy cafes, museums, and Mérida’s growing creative scene, Casa Ajau fits the bill beautifully.
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7. Casa Jirafa — Located Near Parque Santa Lucía
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Casa Jirafa is a colorful gem located just steps from the lively Santa Lucía Park, home to live music, pop-up art shows, and some of Mérida’s best restaurants, like Rosa Sur 32° and Apoala.
The house lives up to its playful name with vibrant walls, funky murals, and fun, boho-chic touches throughout. It’s quirky in the best way — without sacrificing comfort.
The kind of place where travelers can embrace the laid-back Yucatán lifestyle true, this indoor-outdoor home lets you seamlessly go from your bedroom to the plunge pool out back.
Perfect for couples on a romantic trip, solo travelers, and creatives who loves bold design, Casa Jirafa makes for a fun and memorable stay right in the center of it all.
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8. Casa Maca — Best Mérida Airbnb for Small Groups (3 Bedrooms)
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Designed by award-winning architects, and featured in various international architecture and design magazines, including Abitare Magazine from Italy, this is a house to be appreciated.
Casa Maca is a calming retreat tucked into a quiet street in Mérida’s Centro Histórico — just a short walk from bustling Parque Santa Ana and Paseo Montejo.
The space features polished concrete floors, handwoven hammock chairs, and a breezy courtyard with a private pool.
Large sliding doors create seamless indoor-outdoor flow, making the outdoor pool area feel like your own little jungle hideaway — or even your very own private Mérida cenote.
With an open-concept design and earthy tones inside, and tropical greenery outside, the house brings serious zen energy to your Yucatán stay 🧘
Ideal for friend groups and families, Casa Maca is a stylish home base for enjoying all the best things to do in Mérida Mexico, and a serene spot for slowing down and recharging by night.
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9. Casona.1903 — Best Mérida Airbnb for Groups (5 Bedrooms)
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Traveling with friends or family? Casona.1903 is a dream for groups — with seven beds, three full bathrooms, and plenty of communal space to relax and recharge.
This spacious colonial home features a central courtyard with a shimmering pool, plus high ceilings, tiled floors, and arched doorways that preserve its 1900s charm.
Inside, it’s a blend of antique and modern, with an airy kitchen, comfortable lounge areas, and both indoor and outdoor dining spaces.
Located in central Mérida, it’s easy to walk or Uber to parks, authentic Yucatan food restaurants, and cultural attractions.
For big groups looking for style, space, and authenticity, this stylish Airbnb in Mérida with a pool delivers.
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10. Casa Santian — Best Mérida Airbnb for Large Groups (8 Bedrooms)
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With 13 beds, a private pool, and sprawling indoor/outdoor spaces, Casa Santian is the ultimate group stay for reunions, retreats, and weddings in Mérida (I actually hosted a retreat here).
Set in a beautifully restored mansion, this home combines historical architecture with colorful decor and modern updates — including AC, Wi-Fi, and a chef-ready kitchen.
Outside, there’s a lush garden, shaded terraces, and plenty of lounge space for your whole crew. It even has a rooftop deck for evening cocktails under the stars.
Ideal for groups of up to 16 people, Casa Santian is proof that big can be beautiful — and incredibly comfortable.
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11. Casa Izquierda — Budget-Friendly Mérida Airbnb
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Traveling to Mérida on a budget? Chic accommodations doesn’t have to mean expensive — and Casa Izquierda proves it.
This budget-friendly Mérida Airbnb is full of charm, with creative design touches and a cozy, lived-in feel.
The highlight is the plunge pool framed by tropical greenery at the outdoor patio that’s perfect for sipping your morning coffee or catching up on a good book.
Inside, you’ll find two comfy bedrooms, a bright kitchen, and lots of local flair — including art, textiles, and warm lighting.
If you want style without the splurge, Casa Izquierda is an affordable gem in a quiet, local neighborhood near the popular Mérida La Plancha Park.
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12. Casa Guadalupe — Budget-Friendly Mérida Airbnb
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Tucked on a peaceful street near the action, Casa Guadalupe is a warm and welcoming budget pick that doesn’t skimp on comfort.
The design is simple and cheerful with pops of color, exposed beams, and traditional tile-work (known as pasta tiles).
It has two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and an amazing outdoor backyard with a private pool, grill, and dining table — the ideal place for cooling off after a hot Mérida afternoon.
Casa Guadalupe is perfect for friend groups or families looking for an authentic stay in a quiet residential area, just a short walk or Uber ride to Centro Histórico.
Affordable, authentic, and full of heart — Casa Guadalupe is a solid pick.
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13. Downtown Loft — Best Budget-Friendly Mérida Airbnb for Couples & Solo Travelers
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Sleek, stylish, and right in the middle of everything — this downtown loft is ideal for digital nomads, couples, or solo travelers who want boutique vibes on a budget.
The open-plan space features a well-equipped kitchen, high ceilings, and modern furnishings.
Large windows bring in tons of light, and there’s even a private rooftop with views of the city skyline.
It’s located steps from the Mérida Cathedral, downtown’s central plaza, top-rated restaurants and fun cantinas, so you’ll never be far from the action.
For an affordable Airbnb with style, comfort, and unbeatable location — this loft nails it.
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Merida Travel Guide & FAQ
Where is Merida Mexico located?
Merida is the capital of Yucatan State, one of three states that make up the Yucatan Peninsula in southeastern Mexico.
📍 Merida Mexico Map
For a visual of the city and all the different parts of town, head to Merida Mexico Map: Where is Merida Mexico Located?
Is Merida Mexico safe?
Yes — For the vast majority of travelers, Merida is safe. In fact, it is considered the safest city in Mexico.
While safety is a tricky subject because no place on Earth is 100% safe, head to Is Merida Mexico Safe for Travelers? [20+ Tips from a Local] for a deep dive into Merida safety.
Should I get travel insurance for Mexico?
Yes — Though you don’t legally need Mexico travel insurance, every traveler should absolutely have it.
Just as you insure your car, home and body, so too can you insure your luggage, belongings and health while traveling. Here are the two companies I recommend:
- World Nomads: One of the biggest names in travel insurance, World Nomads has basic Mexico travel insurance with policies averaging just $5-10 USD per day. ▶︎ Get a FREE quote!
- Safety Wing: Perfect for digital nomads in Merida, and travelers staying in Mexico a while. Plans start at just $40 USD per month, so this really is a no-brainer. ▶︎ Get a FREE quote!
Can you drink the water in Merida?
No — Unfiltered Merida tap water is not safe for human consumption.
To practice responsible travel in Mexico you’ll want to use this refillable Water-To-Go Bottle, which has a three-stage filter built-in, or you’ll have to keep buying bottled water.
As I own one of these bottles, I have partnered with this company to get an exclusive discount for my readers, so 🤑 use code SOLO15 for 15% off your Water-To-Go purchase.
What’s the closest airport to Merida Mexico?
The best airport to use for Merida, Mexico is actually Merida International Airport (code: MID), located about 20 minutes from Downtown Merida.
You’ll find direct and cheap flights to Merida from a few international cities, like Miami, Houston, LA and Toronto, but you might have to connect through Mexico City International Airport.
Once you arrive to Merida, the safest and best way to get from Merida Airport to Downtown Merida is via a private airport shuttle.
At only about $40 USD round trip, there’s no reason not to book your MID Airport shuttle now.
Cancun airport to Merida
Since Merida Airport has limited international flights, some visitors fly into Cancun International Airport (code: CUN).
From there, you have a few Cancun to Merida travel options — though the best way to get from Cancun to Merida is a private shuttle. ▶︎ Book yours here.
Should I get a Merida rental car?
Maybe — If you’re just planning to explore Downtown Merida, skip the car rental.
However, if you want to take all the best Merida day trips to the beaches, cenotes, Mayan ruins and nearby cities like Izamal, Valladolid and Campeche City — a Merida car rental is the way to go!
Planning on renting a car in Merida?
I recommend and use Discover Cars, as they search both international companies and local businesses so you get the best deal.
You can also get full coverage Mexico car insurance when you book for about $10 USD per day — which is the cheapest I’ve ever seen.
What’s the best time to visit Merida?
The best time of year to visit Merida Mexico is from October to March, when Merida’s weather is cooler.
🌡️ Merida Weather
y contrast, the worst months to visit Merida are May to September because they are very hot and it usually rains quite a bit.
What are the best places to stay in Merida?
The best Merida neighborhoods include Centro Historico (Historic Downtown, or City Center), Paseo de Montejo and Merida Norte (North Merida).
Of these, you’ll find the best Merida accommodations (and best Merida restaurants) in Downtown Merida — like these.
- 12 Best Luxury & Boutique Hotels in Merida Mexico
- 10 Best Hotels in Merida Mexico [Picked by a Local]
- 17 Best Merida Haciendas You Can Stay In & Tour
What do I pack for Merida Mexico?
Merida and the entire Yucatan Peninsula have a tropical climate.
As you can see by the average yearly weather chart above, Merida is hot 🥵 for most of the year, so pack this Water-To-Go Bottle to keep you hydrated and filter your drinking water.
As far as how to dress in Merida, think flowy, tropical, breathable, cotton and light-colored clothing (bonus points for anything that doesn’t show sweat), and comfy sandals or sneakers you can walk in all day.
👗 Need Merida outfit inspiration? Head here to see some Mexico outfits.
Head to Ultimate Packing List for Mexico + FREE Checklist to download your FREE printable packing list for Mexico.
My Final Thoughts on the Best Merida Mexico Airbnb Rentals
As someone who has been living in Mérida off and on for years, I know how hard it can be to choose the right place to stay — especially when listings start to blur together.
But every Airbnb on this list stands out for a reason, whether it’s gorgeous design, a walkable location, or overall great vibes.
I’ve done the research (and even rented some of these Airbnbs myself) so you don’t have to second-guess your booking.
These aren’t just nice places — they’re places I’d happily stay in again. So book with confidence, and enjoy one of the most charming and colorful cities in all of Mexico.
Of course, if the 13 Best Airbnbs in Mérida Mexico featured in this article won’t do for your trip, head to Airbnb now to see even more options in Mérida.
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