Kukā y Naranjo

Bed & breakfast · Mérida

Kukā y Naranjo

Bed & breakfast · Mérida

Calle 62 #562 entre 69 y 71, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico

Highlights

Artistic boutique hotel with plunge pool, courtyard, and yoga classes

Calle 62 #562 entre 69 y 71, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yuc., Mexico Get directions

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Kuka y Naranjo, a Design Boutique Hotel Merida, Mexico

"Kuka y Naranjo features a public bath and air-conditioned accommodations in Mérida, a 7-minute walk from Merida Bus Station. With city views, this accommodation provides a swimming pool. The property is 500 yards from the city center and a 8-minute walk from Main Square. At the bed and breakfast, units come with a wardrobe. Each room has a private bathroom, a safety deposit box, and free Wifi, while some rooms include a terrace and some have pool views. At the bed and breakfast, each unit has bed linen and towels. A selection of options including warm dishes, fruit, and juice are available for the à la carte breakfast. Guests are welcome to eat at the on-site family-friendly restaurant, which is open for dinner and lunch. Sightseeing tours are available close by. The bed and breakfast has a picnic area where you can spend the day outdoors. Merida Cathedral is a 12-minute walk from the bed and breakfast, while Conventions Center Century XXI is 6 miles away. Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport is 1.9 miles from the property, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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E. Mahal

Google

I really did not enjoy my stay here 2 weeks ago. So much that I decided to leave a day early. The hotel is not in a pretty part of town, it's very run down actually. It is walkable from the city center. The room was fine, had good a/c, but somehow mosquitos kept entering the room and I was getting bit a lot. The shower was terrible with cool water and no pressure.

Jamie Harding

Google

I really wanted to like this hotel, the staff is very nice and try their best, but not having hot water in our room for two days was a bit much. Hotel has a great bohemian vibe, but the rooms have very few places to put clothes or space in the bathroom for toiletries. Maybe it was just our particular room, but some small changes could go a long way

Maria Alejandra Blanco Valderrama

Google

The Hotel Kuka y Naranjo is the worst hotel I have stayed in during more than 20 years of traveling. Location: The area is ugly and feels unsafe. Room: We stayed in the so-called “La mejorada” room, but there was nothing upgraded about it. Everything was old, poorly kept, and run down. Noise: Every time someone in the hotel turned on a water tap, a deafening noise came through. We had to listen to this during all 4 nights of our stay. Services: One night the power went out, and we had to sleep without air conditioning in 34-degree heat. It was unbearable. Reception: The receptionist, Edgar, was always defensive. He offered us a 20% discount for one night, but we couldn’t claim it because we checked out early and the reception hours are very limited (they open late and close early). Parking: The parking is terrible. Once we had to take the keys ourselves from reception because no staff was there. Pool: The pool is dirty and not well maintained. Value for money: The hotel is very expensive for what it offers. In short, I do not recommend this hotel at all. There are many better options in the area for the same price or even less.

Ikenna Mbamalu

Google

I like what they are trying to do, but the actual scenario is a bit different. The images used in the publications have been edited to improve the lighting and get a different vibe. Not to mar the hotel, it is okay for individuals and backpackers wanting to get a really local vibe. For families, they would have to look elsewhere. I did not stay just because I had more demands for my family, but had a real good look at the rooms and environment. For the very brief service, the first lady staff was welcoming but the other older guy looked a bit agitated because I was about to cancel after having a look around.

Federica

Google

I spent 3 nights and I really enjoyed the room. Nothing extraordinary but the details make the difference, maintaining a boho Mexican vibe that I truly love. Clean and super welcoming. The workers were really nice and helpful.

Sherry Walters

Google

Our vacation, 7 days, at Kuka y Naranjo surpassed my expectations! The staff was extremely helpful and made my daughter’s 18th birthday extra special. They assisted us arranging our tour packages and even had to-go breakfasts for us. The rooms were clean and the common areas very inviting! Try the Kombucharia especially the Pan Paak and the dragon fruit kombucha. The pool was refreshing after a long day sighting-seeing and the patios peaceful! Would highly recommend and would love to return!

Souv Al

Google

Absolutely LOVED this place!!!! What a wonderful artistic boutique hotel! If you are looking for something different and special, this is your place. Luxury comes in many forms. The owners have been REALLY helpful, even arranged a driver with a van for our group for cenote hopping. Rooms are small but beautifully arranged and comfortable. Common spaces are gorgeous. Breakfast eggs individually made. Central location. Restaurant suggestions by the hotel were all delicious. Thank you so much, I hope we can come back some time!

Martine L.

Google

Very nice hotel at a walking distance to downtown Merida. From the outside, you don't see the cosiness of the place (dirty and busy street). We stayed two nights and we had a room on the ground floor. The room is small but beautifully decorated. The personal is extremely nice and helpful! Breakfast is very good. We had dinner at the vegan restaurant that belongs to the hotel and it was delicious! We warmly recommend this little oasis in the middle of Mérida!