AZZ Mérida Medea

“Love this hotel. Our fourth visit. Xx ”

I can’t agree with the last review. This is our fourth visit and we think it’s extremely good. Parking easy, rooms spotless and staff very pleasant indeed. Lots of restaurants nearby if you don’t want to eat in. Breakfast are always delicious with lots of choice. Highly recommend. We will retur… more

I can’t agree with the last review. This is our fourth visit and we think it’s extremely good. Parking easy, rooms spotless and staff very pleasant indeed. Lots of restaurants nearby if you don’t want to eat in. Breakfast are always delicious with lots of choice. Highly recommend. We will return.

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“Convenient for the motorway”

A one night stay on the journey back up to Santander, so this hotel is very convenient, near to the motorway junction. Very clean, with big bedroom and bathroom. It is undergoing some renovation at the moment, so smells strongly of paint. There is a cinema complex across the road, giving 5 or 6 re… more

A one night stay on the journey back up to Santander, so this hotel is very convenient, near to the motorway junction. Very clean, with big bedroom and bathroom. It is undergoing some renovation at the moment, so smells strongly of paint. There is a cinema complex across the road, giving 5 or 6 restaurants within 1 minute's walk. 2 issues - the free cinema car park across the road says for patrons only - but doesn't make it clear that this hotel's guests can also park there, thus avoiding the underground carpark that costs €10 a day. Secondly, and this is not just this hotel - why do all outside swimming pools shut around the middle of September, despite the fact that the weather is still glorious ??

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“A lot of food options,even a Carrefur behind the hotel”

This was an unplanned stop in Merida. What a beautiful city without the crowds. The hotel front desk agents were very nice. The buffet breakfast is good enough. We took a taxi to the Teatro Romano, about 8 Euros and walked to Templo de Diana. From there, down to the Alcazaba. Return taxi to the hot… more

This was an unplanned stop in Merida. What a beautiful city without the crowds. The hotel front desk agents were very nice. The buffet breakfast is good enough. We took a taxi to the Teatro Romano, about 8 Euros and walked to Templo de Diana. From there, down to the Alcazaba. Return taxi to the hotel was 6 Euros. This was a good location in Merida, outside the city centre. Not within walking distance to town/sites. Everything was okay, as expected for a hotel in this category. The front desk area is the only ugly, outdated part of the hotel. I was really worried when I saw that at check-in.

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“Not many options in town but skip this hotel if you can.”

Tired old hotel needs renovation. Front desk was professional but not welcoming, a rarity in Spain. Training would be a good idea for her. I think our room was technically clean but I’m not sure. Walls were needing a new paint job. Floor boards dingy, dented. Room was poorly decorated with ugly … more

Tired old hotel needs renovation. Front desk was professional but not welcoming, a rarity in Spain. Training would be a good idea for her. I think our room was technically clean but I’m not sure. Walls were needing a new paint job. Floor boards dingy, dented. Room was poorly decorated with ugly gold foiled mirrors and fake verdigris finish on lamps. Lighting in bathroom was low making the stained floor look worse. Parking is confusing. Hard to find hotel entrance with Map apps and even when you get to the hotel, entrance to underground parking is hard to find.

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