The house is located in one of the most traditional neighborhoods in the Historical Center of Mérida and is just 20 minutes' walk from the downtown. The house preserves its old style with thick walls and high ceilings, combining modern features that make it comfortable, fresh and cozy. We warmly welcome the 2SLGBTQ+ community Preserving its old style with thick walls and high ceilings, La Casa del Jaguar has the 3 bedrooms with air conditioning, 2 comfortable queen beds and a single bed, a living room with a 65” Smart T.V, dining room, fully equipped kitchen, 2 and a half bathroom, a large patio with outdoor shower, a large xucum pool and much more. You can park your car in the front of the house. There is no access restriction to the different spaces of the house. However, if the number of guests is less than the use of the 3 rooms, leaving some unoccupied, avoid using it if it is not necessary. This helps us save on water and electricity and will avoid extra costs for you. In case you need our assistance, you can contact the Host Marita Cardenas directly. You will have her contact information at the time of making your reservation. I can also attend online for any questions. Thank you The Barrio de Santiago is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city since it was organized as such from the founding of the city in 1542 and served to concentrate and house the indigenous Mayan population found by the Spanish living in what were the ruins of the old Mayan city of T'Hó, during the process of conquest of Yucatan led by Francisco de Montejo. Currently in the recovery process after the covid pandemic, the Santiago neighborhood is once again the perfect place to walk, explore, and get lost in its streets. The neighborhood has its own central square. In front of the church, there is a market that sells fruits and vegetables, meats, and a large selection of flowers. There is also a variety of gastronomic venues, shops, and even a cinema! A great attraction is a playground. It has a beautiful water fountain surrounded by trees that provide shade and a large concrete area that is used on several occasions for skateboarding and as a dance floor because on Tuesday nights, the Santiago Mérida park is transformed to the rhythm of live music. Musical Remembrances are a classic on Tuesday nights in the Barrio de Santiago. Its origins date back more than four decades and it is a public event much loved by residents and a tourist attraction for many foreigners. The musical date begins at 8:30 pm and brings together people of different ages who dance for several hours to the rhythm of cha-cha, mambo, salsa, and other Latin dances. The architectural heritage is another stronghold of the Santiago Mérida neighborhood. Old houses and mansions, French colonial buildings on Calle 59 are the ideal settings for photography. The house does not have a parking lot, but vehicles can be parked at the edge of the sidewalk. The Barrio de Santiago is very traditional to be able to have a more exact location of where we are located you have to look at the numbering of the streets that from north to south the numbers are in NONES and go up and from west to east that the numbers are in PAIRS they go down The Barrio de Santiago has its own central square, cinema, little market, church, and every weekend it has different cultural activities. From the Barrio de Santiago, you can move to any point in the city. Within walking distance are hospitals, shopping centers, supermarkets, etc. Try to keep the house in good condition as if it were your own home. Mérida is on an area of underground rivers where water is difficult to extract. Please use WATER and ELECTRICITY consciously, excessive use of the lights and air conditioning will represent extra costs for you. Make sure that gas, water, and appliances are turned off if you go out. At your check-out, leaving the house clean and without dirty dishes is something we really appreciate.