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For your convenience we have Two Dolores Alba Hotels strategically located one in Mérida and the other in Chichén Itzá. Our hotels are highly recommended in most of the guide books, to reserve click here. Besides visiting the attractions that offer this important destinations you can arrange day tours to surrounding sites of interest having as a base Mérida or Chichén Itzá to assure comfort in your accommodations.
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Mérida is the largest Spanish Colonial City in Southeast Mexico, it's friendly people will make you feel at home, enjoy it's always nice weather. In Merida no other hotel will give you in rooms and common areas the quietness and spaciousness you are looking for. |
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How To Get To The Hotel Dolores Alba Mérida ? |
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If you arrive by plane or bus is recommended that you take a taxi. If you rent a car at the airport, exit the airport and take the avenue Itzaes to your right until calle 59 where the zoo is, then take 59 to your right until you reach calle 62, turn right until you get to calle 63, (you are now at the main plaza) take calle 63 to your left, the Hotel Dolores Alba Mérida is four and half short blocks away at your right hand side with number 464. Welcome ! ! !. GPS? N20 57.898 W089 37.109 |
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What To Visit In Mérida ? Mérida has a large number attractions. You can visit the museum of archaeology, the "Paseo de Montejo", the "Monumento a la Bandera", the "Ermita de Santa Isabel", the University of Yucatan, the "Parque de Santa Lucia", the Zoo and of course the main square with the Government Palace, the City Hall and the house of the founder Francisco de Montejo, there are also several malls where you can buy almost anything you are looking for, besides the main market which is the most typical shopping place. Mérida also offers every evening free cultural shows in different parks, where you can enjoy the Jarana, our typical dance. Outside Mérida you can visit Celestun, where you can see the pink flamingos in their natural habitat; Dzibichaltun, a small Maya ruin with its beautiful temple "The seven dolls", there is also a cenote where you can swim ; Uxmal, is the second Mayan city with beautiful architecture that you should not miss; Progreso, for those who want to have a day at the beach; Izamal, a city typically painted yellow, where you will find the largest Franciscan convent in all México. |
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Chichén Itzá (open daily from 8 to 17 Hrs) is the largest Mayan city in Southeast México, where one of the most important civilization in the world took place. The marvelous pyramids will amaze you, impossible to describe. The light & sound show will let you see the pyramids at night with an incredible clear sky full of stars (Show Starts at 19 Hrs. on winter, at 20 Hrs. on summer, lasts 42 Min.) admission is 166 pesos, includes day time visit and Light & Sound Show. |
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What To Visit In Chichén Itzá ? One of the most enjoyable experience is to swim in our special ecological pool which features a splendid natural reef bottom including holes and tunnels created by mother nature millions of years ago and filled with sparkling water of therapeutic properties. When possible, start your program with the Sound & Light show at Chichén Itzá . It will give you the opportunity to see the beautiful clear sky full of stars along with the Mayan pyramids lighted. This show will serve you as an introduction for the daytime visit the next morning. The Chichén Itzá ruins are amazing , they are one of the biggest in México, this means you need at least a day to see everything, specially if you like to avoid crowds at noon time. Beware of tours where you would be taken to visit the ruins in the hottest time of the day, we strongly recommend you to stay overnight so you can see the ruins early in the morning and late in the evening. The Balankanche caves have nice natural formations along with Mayan sanctuaries where they performed ceremonies, there is an underground river at the end, famous for the blind fishes in its water. Ek Balam is located in northeastern Yucatán about 70 kilometers by road from Chichén Itzá. In ancient times, it was a large city, controlling a populous and prosperous countryside. Its impressive architecture dates, for the most part, to the Late Classic. There are several Cenotes in which you can swim like the one in Ik Kil right across the hotel (Discount tickets available at the front desk) or Dzitnup with wonderful formations only 30 Km away. How To Get To The Hotel Dolores Alba Chichén Itzá ? |
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If you travel by bus buy tickets
here, any second class will gladly drop you at the hotel door, there is
one every hour either to Mérida
or to Cancun. Time to or from Mérida is 2 hours and to or from Cancun is 3 hours. GPS? N20 39.819 W088 32.927 |
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