The Hotel
Located in the main square of El Cuyo and steps from the beach, Mero Mero is a house remodeled into a small hotel that combines elements of Yucatecan style with touches of eclectic contemporary architecture.
Connect with people and nature while enjoying the comforts of our space and the breathtaking ocean view from the pool.
Our Rooftop: Connect, mingle and enjoy our communal kitchen and social area for shared use among guests. Relax on our deck and infinity pool overlooking the ocean.
El Mero Mero offers a relaxing experience in El Cuyo, with a combination of
modern amenities and an atmosphere that reflects the charm of the Yucatan region.
Rooms
The hotel offers 10 rooms designed for space and comfort that can accommodate a couple or even a family with two children. All of them with services that include daily cleaning and 100% biodegradable bathroom amenities. In addition, guests have access to a fully equipped common kitchen with refrigerator space.
Family Suite
King bed and day bed (2 singles) <br><span>2 adults and 2 children</span><br><br><span class=""moreinfo-home"">Learn More</span>
Couple's Plaza View
King bed. <br><span>2 adults</span><br><br><span class=""moreinfo-home"">Learn More</span>
King Suite
King bed. <br><span>2 adults</span><br><br><span class=""moreinfo-home"">Learn More</span>
King Suite Partial Ocean View
King bed. <br><span>2 adults</span><br><br><span class=""moreinfo-home"">Learn More</span>
El Cuyo
El Cuyo is located in the Yucatan Peninsula. This charming coastal town is located within the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, an important natural protected area.
El Cuyo is known for its beautiful coastline and its beaches of calm waters and white sand, which makes it an attractive place for dolphin and other marine species watching. It is also home to turtles that come to lay their eggs. It is not a party place, it is lived without haste to the rhythm of sunrises and sunsets that you will not forget.
Its location in the Reserve offers unique opportunities to observe an abundant and permanent population of flamingos, which cohabit in the area with 250 other species of seabirds, crocodiles and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
In addition to its natural wealth, El Cuyo is also a popular place for water sports, such as kitesurfing and paddle boarding, thanks to its ideal conditions for these sports.