Prime Mid-Beach location (30th & Collins) across from the ocean
Chic, boutique vibe that feels more expensive than it is
Outdoor pool area that serves as a solid chill-out zone
Resumen rápido: A decent budget boutique option that looks great in photos but struggles with consistency in housekeeping and noise.
Reseñado por @TheeTravelQueen: I had the best time posing around this hotel! The red decor is such a vibe for photos, and the terrace with those black sofas gave me total main character energy. Plus, walking right out to the beach was super convenient. Definitely a fun spot if you love a bold aesthetic.
Lo que dijeron los huéspedes que se hospedaron aquí
The hype
Travelers love the location and the 'South Beach vibe' at a fraction of the cost, but often complain about small rooms and wear-and-tear.
Reality check
The 'pool view' rooms are often noisier due to the pool bar music; 'city view' rooms face the loud street.
You plan to spend 90% of your time at the beach or exploring
You want a boutique aesthetic on a Holiday Inn budget
You appreciate a pool scene that isn't a total rager
Limpieza y Mantenimiento
6.5
Housekeeping: Inconsistent. Some guests report daily service, others say they had to beg for fresh towels.
Bathroom hygiene: Generally acceptable, but older grout and signs of wear are common. Water pressure is usually good.
Maintenance: Aging property. Expect scuffed baseboards, peeling paint in corners, and occasional AC rattles.
Linens & towels: Standard hotel quality. Towels can feel a bit thin/worn due to high turnover.
Odors & scents: Common complaints of 'musty' or 'damp' smells in hallways, typical of older Florida buildings.
Sleepability™
6.5MODERADO
MODERADO
0-4RUIDOSO
4-7.5MODERADO
7.5-10SILENCIOSO
Traffic on Collins Avenue (especially for city-facing rooms)
Hallway noise due to gaps under doors
Pool bar music for inner-facing rooms
Antes de reservar
Es bueno saberlo
The hotel is across the street from the beach, not on it.
Valet parking is expensive (~$40+/night); public lots are scarce nearby.
A $100-$150 incidental hold on your credit card is standard at check-in.
Qué llevar
White noise machine or earplugs (essential for Collins Ave)
Your own beach blanket/chair (hotel provides towels, but chairs are hit-or-miss)
Refillable water bottle (expensive to buy bottled water nearby)
Genio de Habitaciones
Mejores opciones
Pool View King: slightly quieter than street-facing rooms and offers a better visual.
Top floor rooms: minimizes overhead foot traffic noise.
Habitaciones a evitar
Ground floor rooms near the lobby/pool (high traffic/noise)
Rooms facing Collins Avenue if you are a light sleeper
Genio de Solicitud de Habitación – copiar y pegar
“I would appreciate a room on a higher floor facing the pool, away from the elevator and Collins Avenue street noise.”
Preguntas frecuentes y consejos ocultos
Todo lo que realmente quieres saber antes de reservar.
Is the hotel directly on the beach?
No. It is located at 3010 Collins Ave, which is across the street from the beach access point.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the outdoor pool is heated, but temperature consistency can vary.
What is included in the resort fee?
The ~$32 daily fee covers beach towels, Wi-Fi, in-room safe, and pool access. It does NOT guarantee beach chairs.
Is there parking on site?
Only valet parking is available for a fee (approx. $40/night). Self-parking is not available on-site.
Is Red the Steakhouse still there?
No. The famous Red the Steakhouse closed its South Beach location in May 2025. The hotel has its own dining (Barok) but it is different.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, the hotel is pet-friendly for pets under 25 lbs, usually with a non-refundable fee (~$100).
Consejos de Insiders
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Walk 2 blocks north to the Faena District to see the golden mammoth skeleton for free—great photo op.
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The 'resort fee' includes beach towels you pick up at the front desk; grab them *before* you cross the street.
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Happy hour at the pool bar is often the best value drink you'll find in the area.
5 cosas que debes saber antes de ir
💡The elevators can be painfully slow and small—taking the stairs is often faster.
💡The 'gym' is tiny—basically a few cardio machines and dumbbells in a closet-sized room.
💡There is no coffee machine in some standard rooms; you have to go to the lobby.
💡The hallway carpets often look worn and can hold a 'humid' smell.
💡You are right next to the 'Museum of Ice Cream', which brings a lot of foot traffic during the day.
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