Camping Yaax Che sounds just like what we are looking for. My wife and I have traveled fairly extensively in Yucatan, and usually have very good luck camping or staying at inexpensive Mexican hotels, and we particularly enjoy eating what the locals eat. You don’t mention where Camping Yaax Che is located, nor their rates. I also wanted to know if the rates included the meals. I can’t seem to find that info on the web. Yes, I could email them, but my Spanish is very rudimentary. Or, perhaps you know if they speak or read and write English?
Thanks very much. Good info.

I’ve long since been to Merida, and back. I did find quite a few interesting abandoned factories of various vintages, and a couple of working ones too.

I am a bit behind on writing about it though!

Thanks for to book suggestion. I’ll see if I can get a hold of that.

http://www.yucatanliving.com/readers-choice-polls/best-small-hotel-in-merida-centro.htm

Roberto
Ciudad Juárez, México

The Casa Álvarez does not provide breakfast, but has a fully equipped kitchen, three patios and a children´s wading pool, and nearby pasrking is available for 50 pesos per day, and 28 cable television stations.

What I did find to be disagreeable were American, French and Czeck tourists haggling in very condescending manners over prices that are already more than reasonable..

It is senior citizen, children and gay friendly and within close walking distance of the main plaza and numerous other plazas where frequent cultural events are held.