Wherever you stay go here for weekend brunch, or any day for breakfast, costs $16 US for the full buffet (you will never eat again). I love Merida and stayed at the Conquistador for 10 days in February. I selected it after walking from the Plaza Central to Ave Montejo looking at rooms in at least 8 other hotels. I... More

Old rooms, passable food, bad service. It would be a normal 3 star. More

I have been to the El Conquisator in Merida during a Yucatan round trip. In a nutshell: This is the filthiest place I have ever been to. Could actually be an OK hotel if they would pay more attention to cleaning and replace linens, pillows and towels more often. General impression: At first the hotel seemed nice. Located in one... More

The hotel has a marvelous location in the Paseo of Montejo. The hotel rates themselves as 4 stars, but when in room, frankly, don't deserve that many stars. The furniture is old, the bathroom not well equiped, poor view of the city in the room. Their breakfast buffet is famous and totally worth it. More

We stayed at El Conquistador for one night. It's rather generic (the decor seems to have run away from the 50's), but decent enough. Rooms are clean; I do have to say that the bathroom had the best water pressure and temperature I've encountered anywhere in Mexico! Service is proffessional enough. The only reason I'm not giving this hotel a... More

Have stayed at El Conquistador numerous times over the past few years. It is not the luxury of the Hyatt or Villa Mercedes (Presidente) where I have stayed in the past. However, its refreshing to stay some place that lets you feel like you're in Merida without serious deficiencies I've experienced at some hotels. The rooms are decent size, clean... More