Hotel El Tisure

This delightfully cosy hotel will appeal to those with European tastes, and is exceptional value for the price. The location is good, the service attentive, and there's a quality bar and restaurant downstairs. Rooms are decorated in a restrained color scheme, and all have glass desks and shiny white big bathtubs. Common areas sport vases of cut birds of paradise, and carved wooden flamingos amids the hanging ferns and pot plants.

There's 34 rooms across three floors. Some of the rooms have a view of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Hotel Tisure is one of Merida's most prominent hotels. Its name was inspired by the remote little town of El Tisure, in which the Los Andes architect Juan Felix Sanchez raised his monumental religious structure. Nevertheless, the reason why this establishment stands out has little to do with the rustic style of its namesake, except in the stone and wood that adorn the facade. Located in the city centre, it is surrounded by some of the most classical examples of Merida's elegant architecture.

Services & Facilities

Restaurant, 24-hour Room Service, Bureau De Change, Parking, Safe Deposit, Business Facilities.

Conferences

Three multipurpose halls with a capacity of up to eighty persons each, plus an VIP executive saloon.

Special facilities include a gymnasium-sauna-massage room, executive shop and private parking.