Hotel Ilunion Mérida Palace
A restored 15th-century palace with a rooftop pool in Mérida
About this hotel
The Hotel Ilunion Mérida Palace occupies a beautifully restored 15th-century palace right on Plaza de España Square, placing guests at the heart of Mérida's historic centre. The rooftop terrace is a highlight, offering a seasonal pool and panoramic city views, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring Roman ruins. Inside, the hotel blends historic charm with modern comforts, featuring elegant common areas and well-appointed rooms. Its central location means that many of Mérida's key attractions, including the Roman Temple of Diana, are just a short stroll away, allowing for an immersive experience of this ancient city.
- Historic 15th-century palace
- Rooftop seasonal pool
- Central Plaza de España location
- Adapted for reduced mobility
Our take
I would recommend Ilunion Mérida Palace to travellers who want to sleep inside a historic building and still have modern comfort. Its position on Plaza de España puts the Roman sites within a short walk, and the rooftop pool is a calm place to finish the day. Anyone after total silence should know the square outside can be animated in the evening.
- ✓Book a room on a higher floor for better city views from the rooftop terrace.
- ✓Explore the Roman Temple of Diana early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
- ✓Enjoy a traditional Extremaduran dinner in one of the many restaurants around Plaza de España.
Why we love it
- Staying in a restored 15th-century palace
- Rooftop terrace with a seasonal pool
- Views over Plaza de España Square
- Close proximity to the Roman Temple of Diana
Why guests love itI would pick Ilunion Mérida Palace for a family that likes history built into the stay. The hotel occupies a restored 15th-century palace on Plaza de España, and the Roman Temple of Diana is only 200 metres away, so sightseeing needs no car. The rooftop terrace has a seasonal pool and city views, and rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi. The building is adapted for guests with reduced mobility, and the square can be lively in the evening.