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Where To Stay In Merida: 5 Best Areas For Long-Term Stays

Category Merida, Mexico, Travel Updated on January 22, 2022

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Thinking about living or visiting Merida, Mexico?

We can see why – the warm weather year-round, the beautiful colonial architecture and yummy Yucatecan food available on every corner. What more could you ask for right?

Well…what about where to stay in Merida?

Great question! Where you stay in Merida can directly affect how much you like your stay. How? If you’re too far out of the best areas, you can get too lazy to take an Uber in. And if you’re right where the action happens? Well…you might not get a good night’s sleep!

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It’s a worthwhile question to spend some time to research, read blogs (like this one) and hopefully find the best neighborhood in Merida for you to stay in. 

We spent almost 3 weeks living in Merida as digital nomads and we had an absolute blast. Without knowing much about the areas, we booked a place with our friends. Only when we understood how Merida’s neighborhood worked – did we know if we made a good choice or a bad one (but more on that later).

One thing we know for sure – choosing where to stay in Merida is one of the important factors to get the most of your time there. 

Why Should Digital Nomads Live In Merida?

Are you a digital nomad, remote worker, or full-time traveler considering living in Merida?

You’ve come to the right place! We also had the same question when we were trying to pick the cities we would live in in Mexico. Our first time around we were living in Playa del Carmen then San Cristobal del Casas digital nomads.

Merida continued to stay a top option for us because of a couple of reasons:

  • Fast, reliable wifi
  • Safest city in all of Mexico
  • Great day trip activities nearby like visiting Chichen Itza
  • Warm weather year-round
  • Beautiful beaches like Progreso just 30 minutes away
  • Affordable cost of living in Merida

The verdict? We approve! We found a couple of Merida coworking spaces, delicious cheap eats and a small digital nomad community. It’s probably a great place to start off your digital nomad journey in Mexico because it’s super safe, equipped for digital nomads and people are friendly. You should just go and see for yourself!

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It kind of sounds like all a digital nomad could want, right? Again – it seemed too perfect to ignore and so off we went to stay in Merida for nearly 3 weeks in November. The only thing you need to watch is where you stay in Merida. Stay too far and you might have a completely different experience!

Quick Answer: Where To Stay In Merida As Digital Nomads?

  1. Santa Ana: Best Overall Neighborhood In Merida: 
  2. Santiago: Best Place To Stay In Merida For Couples: 
  3. Paseo de Montejo: Best Area In Merida For A High-Quality Of Life
  4. Benito Juarez Norte: Best Place To Stay In Merida If You Have A Car

Things You Need To Know About Where To Stay In Merida

Before we get into where to stay in Merida, there are just a couple of things you should know…

Weather in Merida

What’s the weather in Merida like? If I could sum it up in 2 words it’s this: Hot & Humid! Choosing the right time to visit is very important because if you go during the height of summer – it might be too hot for you to do anything! The best time to visit Merida is October, November and December. These are the months that are less humid and cooler (but definitely still warm at 85F).

Wifi Speeds in Merida

We had strong wifi wherever we went in Merida. In fact – some of the best we’ve had in all of the places we visited in Mexico. While we were Playa del Carmen digital nomads, we got wifi speeds of around 25+ Mbps. During our time living in San Cristobal de las Casas as digital nomads, we got wifi speeds of around 20+ Mbps. Living in Merida we had internet speeds of 30+ Mbps and over 200+ Mbps if we worked at a coworking space.

Getting Around Merida

This is the most tricky part about Merida and why it’s so crucial to figure out where to stay in Merida. It’s a pretty big city so you’re spread out far and wide. The easiest way to get around is taking an Uber which costs anywhere between $2-$5 USD.

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There is a public bus that goes throughout the city and while it’s pretty cheap compared to Uber – it’s VERY unreliable. Our friends waited more than an hour for a bus and there’s no bus schedule that they tend to stick to – you’re kind of left not knowing if/when you’ll be picked up. 

Food / Restaurant Scene in Merida

One of the best things to do in Merida is to simply eat. The Yucatecan cuisine is easily available and worth trying a couple of times! There are so many it gets hard to choose but we created a summary of the best restaurants in Merida to help you narrow down the list of places to try.

Coworking Spaces in Merida

Are you a digital nomad who loves coworking spaces? Us too!

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You’re in luck because there are plenty of coworking spaces in Merida to choose from. We personally liked Conexion60 – they have day passes available for $200 pesos ($9.72 USD). 

The 5 Best Neighborhoods in Merida Mexico For Long-Term Stays

This beautiful colonial city is known for its European-style mansions, cleanliness and overall safety. Merida continues to attract digital nomads because of the quality of lifestyle you can have for a relatively good price ratio.

You’ve got tons of accommodation options from old-style haciendas to modern apartments – there’s something for everyone looking to stay in Merida. The Yucatan peninsula offers plenty of activities like swimming in cenotes, eating at the yummy food stalls and touring historical buildings.

 

where to stay in merida mapBut if you’re staying in a bad location – it could make your time in Merida not so great. It is actually one of the largest cities in Mexico and the public transportation is honestly not the best.

This detailed guide’s main purpose is to help you find the best location for your trip style. Here’s where to stay in Merida Mexico (only the best areas) for anyone looking to stay long-term:

1. Santa Ana

If you pick Santa Ana as your place to stay in Merida, you’ll basically have the best of both worlds! Why? You are located in the middle of the 2 most popular areas: Zocalo and Paseo Montejo.

To the north of Santa Ana, you’ve got the beautiful street filled with mansions – Paseo de Montejo. It’s an up-scale area with a long walking street that’s just so beautiful! And to the south of you is Zocalo – the central area with all the main tourist attractions. Each will take about 10-15 minutes walking so like I said – the best of both worlds within walking distance!

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The prices are a little less than if you were to stay at Zocalo but you might get a better, spacious apartment too. There are plenty of restaurants or small food stalls everywhere around you and you can hang out in the popular park – Parque de Santa Ana in the afternoons.

Santa Ana is the best place to stay in Merida for you if you want to walk everywhere and be far enough away from the most popular tourist areas. 

2. Santiago

On the west side of the city center is the beautiful area of Santiago. You’ve got parks all around, plenty of restaurants to choose from and a good selection of coffee shops too. 

It’s only a 10-15 minute walk to the city center from Santiago so if you don’t mind walking then you won’t have to take public transport/Ubers from this area. There are also plenty of grocery shops around which makes ‘living’ so much easier.

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The Airbnbs/apartments in this area look much more modern, spacious and they are priced pretty reasonably. While not as expensive as staying in Zocalo, it’s still a great area and that’s reflected in the rental prices.

If you want easy access to the center without being too close to all the tourists – Santiago might just be the best neighborhood in Merida for you! 

3. Benito Juarez Norte

Benito Juarez is located a 20-minute drive from the city center of Merida. This is where we stayed! This modern, safe and modern neighborhood is a popular place to stay for locals and tourists alike.

I’ve added this area in our where to stay in Merida guide because we personally experienced what it’s like to live here. While the 20-minute drive can scare some people off – this area is worth it! We spent many afternoons just walking through the neighborhood and it’s very beautiful.

benito juarez norte apartment merida

We shared a 2 bedroom apartment with our friends and the value for money was so much better than any of the places we saw in the city center. There’s a couple of bus stops nearby for public transport but again it’s unreliable.

 If you choose to stay in Benito Juarez Norte, you will definitely need to rent a car or at least be okay with taking an Uber everywhere.

4. Paseo de Montejo

Oh the beautiful Paseo de Montejo! Named after Merida’s founder – Francisco de Montejo, it’s one of the most beautiful streets in all of Mexico, in my opinion. You’ve got these historic mansions that have architecture influenced by the Spaniards, great shopping and nightlife to enjoy too.

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On Sundays, they close the streets and locals can bring/rent bikes and ride along the Paseo Montejo. It’s an awesome thing they do for their community in Merida! This up-scale, scenic, leafy avenue is a popular place for people to stroll or even jog through. The mansions have since been converted into museums which you can visit for a fee. It’s a great place to stay if you love to walk around and just explore!

The prices for your Airbnbs and/or apartment will definitely cost more as this is a coveted location in Merida. It might be rare to get a spot right on the street so it’s normal to be a couple of blocks away from the main street itself. You’re likely to stay in a colonial hacienda-style place that can come with a pool, depending on your booking of course. 

5. Zocalo – Centro Area

Want to be within walking distance of anything happening in the city center?

Then your best place to stay in Merida would obviously be the most central location, Zocalo (Centro area). Most Airbnbs will be within 2-5 blocks of the main square, Plaza Grande, which makes it easy to get around using any ride-shares or public transport.

zocalo centro area events

The main tourist attractions in Merida’s Historic Center include Museo Casas Montejo, Palacio Municipal de Mérida, and Catedral de Mérida – San Ildefonso. There’s so much beautiful history and culture to explore within a couple of blocks radius – it’s definitely hard to get bored when living in the Zocalo area of Merida.

The prices for Airbnbs/long-term apartments will be much higher (eg. starting from $800 USD) because you’re right in the middle of all the action. If you’re looking for more budget options, keep reading below. 

Notable location – Santa Lucia

Another popular place to add to the ‘where to stay in Merida’ list is Santa Lucia. It’s very close to the city center and walking distance to everything you might need like cafes or restaurants.

Conclusion: Where To Stay In Merida Mexico?

Now you know the 5 best places to stay in Merida…but which one is the best?

I’d have to say it’s a tie for Santiago and Santa Ana. Matthew and I usually like locations where we are just that further bit away from the city center but close enough to walk in. Both these areas tick the box plus they are safe, have tons of cafes and restaurants, and you get an Airbnb with a fair value for money ratio. While we enjoyed our time in Benito Juarez Norte, we really struggled with transport options (mainly because we’re cheap and don’t like paying Uber lol) so something closer to the action would have suited us better. 

We hope this helps and answers the question “where to stay in Merida?”. You will enjoy living in Merida, its safety and the comfortable lifestyle there just like we did!

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Flying out to Cyprus just made sense! 🇨🇾⁣ Flying out to Cyprus just made sense! 🇨🇾⁣
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The weather in Europe started to get colder in October and if you know us, you’ll know we chase the sunshine ☀️⁣
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The best part is that we were joining a coliving space with some friends we made back in Zagreb! We spent an awesome month together - exploring the country, getting work done together and getting to know each other better!⁣
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We love coliving because you get to have an instant community as soon as you land. A nomadic life gets lonely (yes, even as a couple) and coliving spaces usually create great communities with like-minded people!⁣
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@tohani_coliving was especially great at creating events for everyone. During our first week, we had a community design meeting to discuss and plan the kind of things we wanted to do together. I'll share more about our experience on coliving soon ✌️⁣
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Here are some of the highlights:⁣
🌊 Swimming in the ocean with friends⁣
🚗 Weekend getaway to northern cyprus⁣
🎳 Bowling night with the coliving fam⁣
🍼 Meeting good friends (+ their cute baby)
🚤 Jet skiing with my girl @jbabbage 
🥟 Monday dinners at home with the coliving fam⁣
🏖️ Exploring the many beaches Cyprus has to offer⁣
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Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination lis Is Skopje, North Macedonia on your destination list? 🇲🇰⁣
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On our Europe tour, we decided to make Skopje home for a few weeks! One of the main reason is because I needed to renew my passport which is much faster outside the country.⁣
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Other than that, we didn’t really know what to expect. There weren't many blogs or videos about being digital nomads here. We could only find 1 coworking space in the area but there were plenty of cafes to visit! There’s a huge cafe culture which is always nice.⁣
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We had a really nice, modern, comfortable apartment in Skopje for $580 USD which was 5 minutes walking from the city center. The cost of living is pretty affordable and it’s very safe! ⁣
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If you’re looking for a city to get some work done, explore the surrounding destinations and establish some routine or even simply go to the BEST gym I've ever been to (@fit_in_performance) - Skopje could be that place for you!⁣
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Would you visit Skopje, North Macedonia as a digital nomad?⁣
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Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destinat Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destination in Europe! 🇵🇹Why?⁣
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One word: community!⁣
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According to some digital nomad statistics, loneliness is the #1 reason people leave this lifestyle. When you’re traveling alone (or even as a couple), you easily feel all alone. Thankfully, the digital nomad community is very strong, open and welcoming!⁣
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Lisbon is also a popular spot because of the fast wifi (we had speeds of 500+ Mbps), endless coworking options and a relatively affordable cost of living (except the rising rental prices, of course let's be real). ⁣
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Our month in this wonderful city wasn’t long enough! It’s got all the simple things we love:⁣
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We can easily see why digital nomads keep coming back to this city and we hope we can explore more of Portugal (Porto, Algrave, etc).⁣
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Have you been a digital nomad in Lisbon before? What were your thoughts?⁣
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We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our n We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our next digital nomad destination on this Europe tour.⁣
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Zagreb, Croatia has been on our minds for a while. While most people think of Split or Dubrovnik, we wanted to visit the capital and see what it’s really like for digital nomads.⁣
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These are some things that we think of before choosing a destination:⁣
- Is there an active digital nomad community?⁣
- What’s the wifi speeds like?⁣
- Are there good coworking spaces?⁣
- Is the cafe culture buzzing?⁣
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And so much more! Our biggest concern was the community part. After traveling Serbia alone - we were starting to feel quite lonely! We joined an FB group and found someone had set up a weekly coworking day.⁣
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It’s always nerve-wracking going to events where you don’t know anyone but as digital nomads, you get acquainted pretty quick! TLDR, we had a pretty close group of 8 working from cafes together, exploring Zagreb and getting to know each other.⁣
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Zagreb is a great destination in Europe for a digital nomad wanting a more affordable cost of living while still exploring Croatia! 🇭🇷⁣
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Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣ ⁣ Never did we think we would visit Serbia…⁣
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Serbia surprised us in so many ways, we honestly didn’t know what to expect! ⁣
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That’s one of the ways we like to approach some of our travels - not judging the country by its cover. You can hear some positive (or negative) things about countries but you never truly know until you experience it for yourself. ⁣
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We spent a month living in Belgrade, Serbia and it wasn’t long enough! With such limited time, as digital nomads you have to hit the ground running to get settled into your new home. We used our first 3 days to find (good) cafes to work from, sign up for a gym membership and plan our travel across Serbia.⁣
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Here are some reasons we can recommend Belgrade to fellow digital nomads:⁣
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- fast wifi with tons of cafes to work from ⁣
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We ate countless bureks, drank copious amounts of coffee and worked from some of the coolest cafes. We can’t wait to get back to Belgrade!⁣
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European Digital Nomad Summer 2022, incoming ✨⁣
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After 4 months in Medellin, Colombia - we decided to head to Europe for the rest of the year!⁣
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Travel planning just becomes part of your lifestyle as digital nomads - it almost becomes a side hustle. When we're not working or exploring, we are researching/booking our next destinations!⁣
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What countries did we decide on?⁣
🇬🇧 England⁣
🇦🇹 Austria⁣
🇭🇷 Croatia⁣
🇷🇸 Serbia⁣
🇫🇷 France⁣
🇳🇱 Netherlands⁣
🇵🇹 Portugal⁣
🇲🇰 North Macedonia⁣
and finally, a last-minute decision to visit...⁣
🇨🇾 Cyprus⁣
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We found flights for only $400 to London from Colombia! My lovely friend and her husband were the best hosts and showed us around their new home. We spent a week in London exploring, acclimating to this continent and working from Pret! ⁣
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TTA TIP: If you're in London, Pret has a subscription service for only about £30 and you get 5 drinks per day plus a cafe space to do a little work!⁣
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Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a d Figuring out where to live can be difficult as a digital nomad. Medellin is a big city to navigate but there were some areas that stood out to us. ⁣
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We moved from Laureles to El Poblado in March to truly answer the question “Which neighborhood is best for digital nomads?” - there seems to always be a debate (for good reason). If you read our blog post on where to stay, you’ll know our answer 😉⁣
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If you hate working from home - you’ll love your ‘office’ options in Poblado! There are endless cafes, coworking spaces and free coworking zones in the mall (yes, free!). @elopenspace, @pergaminocafe and El Tesoro Mall are some of the faves!⁣
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Medellin, Colombia continued to impress us and we’re so glad we ended up staying here for 4 months in 2022!⁣
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Settling into a new country as digital nomads isn’t always easy…⁣
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…We spent our first full month in Medellin, Colombia going through a list of things to sort out for ourselves (per usual).⁣
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It might look like we just land in a country and have everything sorted by day 1 but that’s certainly not the case.⁣
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In each country as digital nomads, you have to:⁣
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- Find your local grocery store⁣
- Get connected with the digital nomad community (constantly putting ourselves out there)⁣
- Figure out where to work (coworking vs cafes)⁣
- Plan the activities we want to do while visiting the country⁣
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We heard so much about Medellin for digital nomads, we just had to check out what all the buzz was about (especially as we run a blog for digital nomads).⁣
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This was also my (Ashley’s) birthday month and we went paragliding for the first time (2nd pic). We flew with @paraglidingmedellin 💯 I absolutely loved it - if you get the chance, it was a great experience!⁣
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2022 didn’t start off as we expected…⁣
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…lying on the beach in Thailand, one of our favorite places in the world. 🌴⁣
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Instead, we were touring a couple more US cities: Phoenix, San Francisco and Miami! At this point, we didn’t know how our year would look but we just needed to nail down our next location as digital nomads.⁣
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How did we do that? Simply go on Google flights, enter Miami (where we currently were) and don’t add a destination! There was one place that popped up that was high on our digital nomad destination list - Medellin, Colombia! 🇨🇴⁣
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For $245.15 USD total, Matthew and I hopped on a 2 hour plane ride to a country (and continent) we’ve never stepped foot on before! 🥹⁣
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We were tired of flying and traveling (faster than usual) and we decided to make Medellin our base for a few months but that’s for the next couple of posts to come…⁣
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Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️ ⠀ Dig Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️
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Digital nomad life isn’t for everyone.

There are days you’ll feel excited to live in a new country every couple of months, ready to learn about other cultures & always inspired by fellow digital nomads you meet on the road. 

But there are days where you’ll feel lonely, stuck, miserable and exhausted from moving and/or always making new friends. 

This digital nomad lifestyle is no way perfect, as it may look. But…

We wouldn’t have it any other way 🤍
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