Mercedes Rambla Hotel
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Finding an ideal inn in Mercedes does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Mercedes Rambla Hotel, a nice option for travellers like you.
Guest rooms offer a minibar and air conditioning, and Mercedes Rambla Hotel makes getting online easy as free internet access is available.
You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the inn, including a concierge. In addition, guests can enjoy free breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
Given the close proximity to Castillo de Maua (1.3 mi), guests of Mercedes Rambla Hotel can easily experience one of Mercedes' most popular landmarks.
While staying in Mercedes, you can check out a popular barbeque restaurant like Don Gregorio, which is serving up some great dishes.
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Catedral de Mercedes (0.8 mi), which is a popular attraction amongst tourists, and it is within walking distance.
Mercedes Rambla Hotel puts the best of Mercedes at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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- Pool in the courtyard but there are few sun loungers by or around the pool
- The air conditioner is not optimally placed. It blows on the headboard of the bed (room 11)
- no restaurants within walking distance in the area
This is our second stay at the Mercedes Rambla, after having visited Uruguay two years previously.
We had an upstairs double room facing the rambla. $115 per night which included a good buffet breakfast.
Our room was spacious and fresh smelling. There was a flat screen tv, air con, desk and chair. Also 2 lounge chairs (but they were not tall enough to be able to sit on and enjoy the view of the Rambla).
The free wifi did not operate very well from this room, so most of the time I chose to use the free computer on the ground floor when I needed to.
This hotel is situated mid-rambla and you can just stroll across to start your walk and also to visit the food vendors to have a snack in the evening. It is also within walking distance of the main twon square and shops.
There is some onsite, secure parking although it is a bit tight.
Staff were friendly and I did not have any problem communicating to them in my basic beginner Spanish. I would stay here again.
No problems booking from Australia through email. We booked a superior room that was facing the Rambla. The room was upstairs (no lifts). Spacious room and bathroom with air con, small tv, bar fridge, small table with chairs.
Near the foyer there is a free internet computer.
The receptionist did not speak English but we managed to get by with our minimal Spanish.
Breakfast was included in the price and was a buffet, which was not bad.
No onsite parking and insufficient room for everyone to park in front of hotel on this busy thoroughfare. It rained the whole time we were there, so maybe there was less traffic than normal. It would have been nice to stroll across the road to the river, but it was just too wet. Our stay here was okay, but I would probably see what else was available next time.



Good location overlooking the rambla. We stayed here in December just before the tourist season kicks off. The staff don't speak much English but they were very helpful (especially the people on the desk who helped us with travel information around Uy) and quite willing to struggle with our limited Spanish.
The room was of a decent size, our double was two twin beds but that was OK. There was a fridge, WiFi access and two sets of large double doors opened onto a communal balcony but we were the only ones using it for the most part. These same doors have metal shutters which go a long way towards blocking noise and light at night. As mentioned, this was a Saturday night and the town past-time seemed to be cruising in cars up and down the streets near the river. We used ear plugs which also helped.
The room was clean but needed some maintenance, in particular the door to the bathroom didn't close properly and the doors to the balcony did not not completely shut but the room could be secured using the external shutters. The bathroom had been upgraded like most in Uruguayan hotels it seemed but the furnishings were dated.
Although we didn't know it at the time, this was one of the best breakfast buffets of all the hotels we stayed at in Uruguay. Adequate supply and variety of food. Great coffee. There were some very loud guests shouting between tables to each other in the dining room which rather spoiled it but this is a result of poor breeding rather any fault of the hotel.
Overall, I am pleased to recommend this hotel which cost us US$85 for the night.



"Rooms on the front have a nice wide balcony and views to the river. Rooms at the rear might be a bit quieter."Read full review
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