Rent a car at Merida Fiesta Americana Hotel
Rent a car at Merida Fiesta Americana Hotel and take control of your trip. Absolutely, all our reservations at budget.com.mx include car, coverage (CDW) and taxes. Book now with all-inclusive rates, very convenient for your budget.
Locate our car rental office in Merida Fiesta Americana Hotel
Budget Mexico Car Rental Office
E2D
Monday to sunday 07:00 - 20:00 hrs.
Office located in the plaza below the Hotel Fiesta Americana, local 6 in the main lobby of ascent and descent.
Beneficios de rentar un auto con Budget
Affordable all-inclusive rate
Absolutely, all your car rentals at budget.com.mx include car, coverage and taxes.
Always be sure you know how much you are paying
The total amount of your reservation at budget.com.mx is the same amount you pay at the office when you receive your car. Not one peso more.
Transparent process
Total clarity and security from start to finish on the breakdown of your car rental charges, yes or yes.
Visit Mérida with a Budget's car
Take control of your trip and move wherever you want without complications with your Budget car. We share with you three recommendations of places to visit in Mérida , we hope they complement your itinerary. Don't forget to share your photos on social media using the hashtag #ViajeNaranja, we'll be happy to show them off.
Recommendations of places to visit in Mérida:
Paseo de Montejo
In the heart of downtown Mérida is Paseo Montejo, a wide thoroughfare adorned by different buildings and monuments that represent the history of the city. It is an ideal place to stroll, admire its architectural beauty and enjoy a delicious coffee or drink.
Historic Center
Everywhere you will find a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. In its Centro Histórico you will find a more relaxed atmosphere (as in most parts of Mérida), a warm climate and discover the culture and traditions of Yucatán.
Magical Town of Izamal
Learn about its history by strolling through this colorful city. With its preserved colonial architecture, colorful temples and intriguing archaeological sites, it is easy to imagine that Izamal was once a pilgrimage destination for indigenous people.