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Day pass in Merida: the essentials

Daypass lists 8 hotels and resorts in Merida (Yucatan, Mexico) where you can book a day pass — also called a pool pass or hotel day pass: daytime access to the pool, restaurants and common areas without staying overnight. Day passes start at 19 USD per person, the typical pass sits around 46 USD, and most passes run 11:00 to 18:00.

Merida at a glance

Hotels and resorts with day pass
8
From
19 USD
Typical pass
46 USD
Most common hours
11:00 to 18:00

In Merida all-inclusive passes and access-only passes coexist; check on each pass whether food and drinks are included.

What kinds of day pass hotels are there in Merida?

Family-friendly hotels

Kids are welcome, often with shallow pools, kids clubs and reduced rates for children. In Merida: Kokomo Hotel & Club de Playa, Hacienda Susulá, Hyatt Regency Merida, City Express Plus by Marriott Mérida. See all the family hotels in Merida

Cheap day passes in Merida

The cheapest day passes in Merida start at 19 USD per person and are usually pool-access passes without food included. The cheapest today: Kokomo Hotel & Club de Playa from 19 USD, City Express Plus by Marriott Mérida from 33 USD, Wyndham Merida from 36 USD, and Hacienda Susulá from 44 USD. See all day passes in Merida sorted by price

Pools in Merida you can use without staying overnight

Of the 8 hotels and resorts with a day pass in Merida, 8 have an outdoor or indoor pool and 2 give direct beach access. Passes with a kids pool or a water park are marked as family-friendly.

What does a day pass in Merida include?

Every hotel puts together its own pass, so the exact list changes from one property to the next. These are the services that come up most often across the hotels in Merida:

  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Coffee shop
  • Bar
  • Outdoor pool
  • Towel
  • Parking
  • Restroom

Frequently asked questions about day passes in Merida

  • A day pass is daytime access to a hotel's facilities — pool, restaurants and common areas — without staying overnight. In Merida there are 8 hotels and resorts offering one, and you book online for the date you want. You arrive in the morning, use the hotel for the day and leave in the evening.

  • Day passes in Merida start at 19 USD per person, and the typical pass sits around 46 USD. The price depends on the hotel, on whether food and drinks are included and on the date: weekends and holidays are the most expensive. Most passes run 11:00 to 18:00, a full day rather than a couple of hours; the exact window is shown on every pass before you book.

  • Among the best rated by guests who have already been are City Express Plus by Marriott Mérida, Villa Mercedes Merida, Curio Collection by Hilton, and Hacienda Susulá. You can sort the list by rating to see the rest, and every hotel shows its score and its number of reviews on the card.

  • No. A day pass exists precisely so you can use the hotel without booking a room. You check in at the front desk with your booking, use the facilities the pass covers for the hours it covers, and leave at the end of the day. It works the same whether you are visiting Merida, staying somewhere else in town or you live nearby. More about how Daypass works.

  • You book on Daypass for a specific date and receive a confirmation with a QR code. Bring that confirmation — on your phone or printed — along with a valid photo ID matching the name on the booking, plus whatever the hotel asks for, such as swimwear. In Merida most passes run 11:00 to 18:00: arrive within that window to make the most of the day. More about how Daypass works.

  • It depends on the rate you choose. The refundable rate includes a cancellation insurance fee and lets you cancel up to 24 hours before your day pass starts, refunding what you paid minus that fee. The non-refundable rate is cheaper and does not allow cancellations or refunds except in limited cases. Both are shown side by side at checkout when the hotel in Merida offers them. More about how Daypass works.

  • Yes, many hotels accept same-day bookings while there is availability. We recommend booking before 10:00 AM local time so the hotel has time to prepare. Weekends in Merida fill up first, so booking a day or two ahead is safer if your date is fixed. More about how Daypass works.

  • It depends on the hotel. In Merida, family hotels welcome children, usually at a reduced rate, and tend to have shallow pools and a kids club; adults-only hotels do not admit them, generally under 18. The age policy and the child price are shown on every pass before you book. More about how Daypass works.