Find Hotels near Miami Beach Shopping Areas from S$196

"One member of the staff was prejudice and show as we walked up the desk after she helped the white couple with their room"

"No"

"This is a very large luxury hotel that seems ideal for businesspeople & corporate events. There were many such events happening during our 4 night stay. It is not an intimate or boutique experience. The staff are very professional. We stayed in an higher end oceanfront one-bedroom corner suite. Positives included a very large and clean room with floor to ceiling windows, a lovely balcony and magnificent views of the ocean; spacious bathrooms; fast and efficient elevators; a delicious fruit platter laid on for our arrival; delicious gelato at Cafe Ines. Negatives (IMO) included: bland almost minimal decor in the room; a stuffed mini bar which has taken over the mini fridge (which is therefore unusable); cheap and untasty coffee pods with powdered creamer (no room for dairy in the fridge?); way over priced restaurants and cafe/shop (though perhaps typical of tourist venues here rather than being specific to the hotel). The area is a little out of the way from culture, non tourist restaurants or shopping. "

"Todo bien"

"We loved staying here! All restaurants are awesome as is the beach access/service and pool"

"Beautiful place with nice view"

"Hotel was in a great location. The staff were extremely nice. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Pool should be open at night"

"DO NOT LET THE BELLMAN ARRANGE TRAVEL! He cost us $200 to get from Miami Beach to the Port of Miami. Maybe 5 miles from the hotel. The hotel is old, not updated. the room (penthouse) we stayed in was small but seemed clean. I will say that it did have ice cold A/C, which is a definite plus in that area. There was a breakfast with eggs and bacon that's doled out in a serving line. There's a resort fee even though this was by no means a resort but simple a hotel within a couple of blocks from the beach, which we did walk to and that was nice. Our biggest problems were the old hotel smell, the scary tiny elevator with the out of date license on it, and the bellman that cost us as much money as our stay for one ride maybe five miles to the cruise ship. I hope he enjoyed spending his cut of our ride because that was down right theft. I learned to NEVER accept a ride without getting an agreed rate up front."