Wow, just Wow! Even our kids said, "this is great!" when we entered. The pictures don't do this place justice. It is really a great place. And the location is awesome as well. The home is really nice, lots of attention to detail. The home is laid out well with the kitchen opens out to the enclosed backyard. Which of course has a pool. It truly is an oasis, with palm trees and other cool plantings. Birds visit the yard in the morning. Location wise, perfect. Calli 63 is a quiet street at this end, plenty of parking. It's an 8 block walk to Plaza Grande, the central plaza of Centro Merida. Lots going on here and the oldest cathedral in the americas, Catedral de Mérida - San Ildefonso. A 4 block walk to the north and you get to Plaza Santiago. This is more of a neighborhood plaza also with lots going on. Live bands and dancing, vendors, we even saw a Mayan performance with music and dancing. Our family of 6 never felt cramped. Sitting on the back patio was very peaceful. The only complaint was the hot water was slow to get to the master bathroom and was short lived. This seems to be a Mexico thing though. We stayed at 3 places and they were all iffy on hot water. Actually Casa Amber was the best when it came to hot water. And the TV had lines on the screen, but we aren't really a TV family so, it didn't bother us. The host was very responsive, though we didn't have any real issues. If we could give this place 6 stars, we would.

We stayed a week here at Casa Ambar and it was awesome! Property is as described, neighborhood is quiet with the exception of nearby construction during the day but not enough to disturb your peace at the pool or patio. Walking distance to the plaza, many restaurants and shopping or you can also call a Didi which is very inexpensive. I would highly recommend Casa Ambar and would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Merida.

The pictures are of low resolution, and only show you what they want you to see. This is by far and without a doubt the dirtiest place I have ever stayed in! Bathrooms were NOT clean! There spots around the toilet on the floor from a man standing up and peeing! This is disgusting! The shower head in the master and guest restrooms are clogged up with calcification and green mildew! The shower knobs have deposits from the water on them and they feel sticky! Imagine having to turn the water off after you are done bathing and having to wash your hands right after! Disgusting!!!!! Master bath had a fowl smell coming from it, and we had to keep the door closed because it was a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Kitchen: the oldest utensils, plates that I have ever seen still in use. The sponge left for us to clean the dishes, should not be in use anymore. We had to go buy a new one! Kitchen towels were old and smelly. Glass cups were turned up, so naturally had a couple of bugs inside and dirt. That's why we had to wash them. There was no napkins/napkin roll! The first VRBO not to have one! We bought one and left it! Also the third day, a Napkin roll appeared magically, so we had 2 now! Privacy anyone? Again the first VRBO to not provide sugar for coffee. There an open bag of sweetener inside the fridge, but no sugar. This is Mexico! Coffee without sugar is a big no no! The paint inside the house is all chipping, the colors are no longer vibrant like the pictures show you! The rooms are outdated and the light fixtures on the nightstands are extremely old. I am ok with old and rustic, with a little charm. But the kind of old I am talking about is the way over used, down to the knobs that you have to play with them a couple of minutes before you can turn the lights on or off! The hand towels smelled bad. The bath towels were clean! The shower floor was horrible. Every shower had a clear plastic anti-slip rug. You could see the mold right under it, it's see through! We showered with our flip flops on! Patio furniture is dirty, old and poop stained! Walls are poop stained from birds and animals. Construction going on on both sides of the house with workers peeping in as you are enjoying the pool. The AC's were noisy and ceiling fans too! Very stressful place! Clearly mismanaged and neglected. We found out that someone accessed the property twice during our stay while we were gone for the day! This is a breach of privacy and no communication offered

Backyard lovely. Received multiple bug bites inside home and out. Recommend spraying property regularly. Classic Mexican style home. Decor could use some updating. Great location

We closed out 2022 and began 2023 in this great location. We were on vacation and this lovely home was a perfect "home" base for us. It is walking distance to "Plaza Grande" and "Parque Santiago", both great places to walk around and find great food. The listing is very accurate and all of the amenities made it feel like our home. At night we would unwind by jumping in the pool and relaxing. If/When we go back to Merida, this property will definitely be on top of our list for places to stay. On a side note, we had an issue (Leak) in one of the restrooms that caused small puddle of water. Nothing major but when I notified the property manager, she responded promptly and notified us that someone would stop by the next day to repair it the leak. I was very impressed being that we called on NYE and I was expecting to leave a message BUT she answered and explained the "issue". Again, that was not a major factor in us enjoying our stay. Thank you for allowing us to stay at your property and hope we can do it again.

The house is lovely. The garden and pool were beautiful and the ping pong table out in the pavilion was a great surprise. It rained for about half of our stay so we ended up using that ping pong table quite a bit. It was a fun way to unwind after our day trips around the area. Don’t miss Ruta Puuc, well worth the drive! I highly recommend this property if you are planning a trip to Merida.

This property is beautiful and feels like an authentic Mexican casa. As other reviews have said the air conditioning is only in the bedrooms but the back yard and pool are so nice we were rarely too warm. Everything was well stocked including a blender for piña coladas. Don’t expect a sterile, hotel type experience. This is a historic home and mosquitoes find the little cracks and crevices but the positives far outweighed the negatives. The location was close enough to walk to the plaza grande and markets. It was fairly quiet at night too.

My wife and I were in Merida for a month. We thoroughly enjoyed the city and the accommodation was superb (conveniently located and comfortable). Always looked forward to returning to our place after our exploration of the city.