Delfina sits on the Prolongación Paseo Montejo, moments from the Flag Monument — the point where the original avenue came to an end before it was extended in the mid-20th century. Its façade recalls the French-inspired mansions built a few blocks away along the original Paseo Montejo, among them Palacio Cantón, now a museum just two kilometers from the hotel.
Eight rooms, four categories. Each one different: a Deluxe King on the garden floor, a Jr. Suite reached by a private corridor above the courtyard, a Master Suite with double-height ceilings and its own terrace. A pillow menu lets you choose how you sleep, and aromatherapy scents the room before you arrive.
At NAI, our restaurant, the kitchen keeps things essential — the ingredient speaks, without shortcuts or rush. Breakfast daily from 7:30am; lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday.
A ten-minute walk to the International Convention Center. A short drive to Mérida's cathedral and historic center. The Gran Museo del Mundo Maya, twenty minutes away; the airport, just under eleven kilometers.