We stayed here for two nights. I have severe asthma so smells and dust affect me. However, although Merida is humid-there was no smell of mold in the room and the room was spotless-but didn't smell like cleaner. There's a hammock in the room which my best friend adored. The beds were super comfortable, the breakfast awesome and Ana was great. She seemed like she cared about what we were up to and gave us some great suggestions. The location is close to downtown, but not close enough that the b&b is noisy.

Recently spent a week at Casa Ana, my second stay at this lovely B&B. The rooms are spacious and light, the garden with its small pool perfect for relaxing, reading, chatting. Ana and Mariana are welcoming and helpful, and provide delicious breakfasts with excellent coffee, fresh fruits, breads, homemade jams, occasionally eggs. I find the location excellent as while it is only a short walk from the busy central park area, the rooms are quiet and the lovely garden provides a most pleasant escape from the city noise. I very much look forward to my next visit!

This is not a well-known place. The taxi driver had never heard of it. But it is worth searching for it. From the outside it looks much like many other buildings in Merida, but stepping through the door brings you to another world. The reception area is actually the owner's living room. There is a bookcase of books in English and Spanish. After registering, you pass through the kitchen area where breakfast is served and into a small but beautful tropical garden. It even has a little pool. Not big enough for a swim, but nice for a refreshing dip on a hot day. At the rear of the property are the guest rooms (only four). They are really nice rooms. The place seems more like a visit to a friend's house than a hotel. Things like straw hats on a hook and other decorations make the place seem like a home. The rooms are really clean and have everything you need including wifi. No TV but who needs it. The one and only drawback is that it is located about seven blocks from the centre of town. It is a bit of a walk but worth it and the area is very safe. No parking except on the street. A very good breakfast of juice, coffee, bread and fruit and sometimes an egg is included. This is a really great place to stay in Merida.

We recently stayed at Ana's and really enjoyed it. We wished we had found it earlier. The grounds were beautiful and the whole place felt very homey. I really enjoyed Ana's breakfasts and am trying to replicate her homemade jams. It was a great value. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Merida.