You know why the suites at Casa Azul, have this names…

Santa Isabel: Known as the Chapel of our Lady of Good Travel, now the Ermita of Sta. Isabel was named honoring the mother of San John.

San Sebastián: Name held by a Mayan village, which was neighbor of the city of Mérida.

Santa Ana: Name after a modest district of artisans of the colonial time.

Santiago: A suburb located just a few blocks from the main square, it has been witness of the changes that the city has experienced.

San Ildelfonso: Inspired in the Yucatecan Cathedral built in 1561.

Mejorada: Takes its name from the Franciscan convent of Our Lady of Traffic built in the  XVII century.

Itzimná: Named by the famous quarter of Itzimná, of great importance for the Mayan culture and afterwards used as part of the convertion by the catholics.

Santa Lucía: A temple builtt in 1575, allocating the land adjacent to the cemetery of the Spanish.