Hotel Nova Roma - Merida

Wi-Fi was spotty at night, but the location was perfect for sightseeing.

Exellent location for tourist sites

A bit difficult to find in maze of narrow streets. Now I know where it is I will use it again

Very good overall experience. Generous sized and cosy rooms, overlooking street. Comfortable location within walking distance of all major attractions with private parking if needed. And really close to Close to museum, restaurants and tapas bars and all the wonderful sights...

Nearby attractions were easily accessible on foot.

The hotel is excellent, well centered and very calm.

The car parking of the hotel is little bit expensive.

The hotel’s location near the Roman Theatre was perfect, and the spacious room with plenty of natural light helped us relax completely after a long drive.

location is certainly perfect for a quick visit. It is relatively easy to find and you are given facilities to unload your luggage and stay at the very door of the hotel. aacc and heating work well and room was spacious and very clean. there were different types of pillows in the wardrobes and in the bathrooms a wide range of gels and shampoos. It is true that it is in the right spot of quality-price.

There are not enough parking spaces for all the guests and accommodation is in need of an upgrade. Although it is very clean, it is true that some aesthetic renovation is necessary. For my taste the mattress was excessively hard and pillow was the counterpoint. only existing lift is impossible to take during rush hours, I think it is good for a quick visit but for a long stay I would look for something more in a hotel.

staff speak English

dull, bad view from room

Everything was great, including very helpful staff and amazing location within walking distance of most of the Roman sites.

The location is excellent, being close to historic sites, made exploring easy. The breakfast options were quite basic, lacking variety and quality. Another issue was the inconsistent Wi-Fi, which failed during the night of my stay. The parking situation was also challenging, as the on-site garage was full upon arrival.

Breaakfast (extra) could be improved, for eg. With a buffet breakfast.

The hotel was conveniently located to walk to all the monuments.

The beds were a bit hard even though my son's family liked the hardness. Breakfast was not included.

The parking facilities were reliable and secure, a plus for those traveling by car. The hotel is nestled close to the lovely remains of the Roman Amphitheatre and the National Museum of Roman Art.

Unfortunately, the breakfast left a lot to be desired, feeling meager with limited variety, primarily just bread and cakes without any substantial items like eggs. The Wi-Fi was inconsistent. It failed during critical hours, and guests had to wait a bit for hot water, which can be annoying when you're trying to freshen up quickly. The shower in my room had some maintenance issues-poor pressure and a broken seal that leaked onto the floor, speaking to a need for more thorough upkeep. Some of the mattresses were harder than expected, made for a less-than-perfect night's sleep.

The staff, particularly Isabel, who was very helpfill indeed.

The noise travelled through the building. the building was not very well sound proofed. In the bathroom we could hear people from other rooms