Overview

This establishment looks like a small palace you might stumble across in Old Castile, but actually it is one of Merida's most prominent hotels. Its name was inspired by the remote little town of El Tisure, in which the Andean architect Juan Felix Sanchez raised his monumental religious structure. Nevertheless, the reason why this establishment stands out has little to do with the rustic style of its namesake, except in the stone and wood that adorn the facade. Located in the city centre, it is surrounded by some of the most classical examples of Merida's elegant architecture.