Hotels With Bar in Florida, United States

We were there during the Christmas holidays, and Miami hotels were ridiculously expensive. Orlando was a much better option, and this hotel was only a little over a hundred dollars, which was a really fair price. The location is quite convenient; right outside, there's a gas station, a convenience store, and even the world's largest McDonald's. Within a ten-minute walk, you'll find a large supermarket, a car rental pickup point, various restaurants, and a Chinese buffet. The facilities are also pretty comprehensive, including a free shuttle service to and from Universal Studios. The room itself was definitely a bit dated, but the front desk staff member who checked us in was super helpful. We got a second-floor room facing the inner courtyard, which was very quiet and had no musty smell. (However, I imagine rooms facing the road might be quite noisy, so it's probably best to avoid those if you can.)

Hotel was as advertised inside the airport with cero commute need.  The room was spot clean but dated, was like 1960 with a flat screen tv.  Outside room and lobby also super dated. No ammenities. It’s purpose is to be a place to crash inside the airport.

I went for a brief trip to celebrate one of my favorite philanthropies so I did not have a chance to sample all of the Hotel's features (for example, I did not get to go to the off-site gym). However, I can report that this grand resort epitomizes old Florida IMO and I liked its warmth and intimacy better than the grandeur of its primary competitor, The Breakers. The service is wonderful. All of the staff are friendly and call you by name. The turndown service is wonderful and they give you an interesting card about the history and an exceptionally tasty sweet macaron form Laduree. My room was quite small and fully priced, but you could not have a better location - just one block from the Beach and Worth Avenue. The ”free” in-house car service featuring a vintage Land Rover Defender and a Volvo station wagon is quite exceptional.

This Spark by Hilton hotel seems to have been recently upgraded. The service was excellent and consistent, and the rooms were quite clean. It offers a standard continental breakfast; it would be even better if they had hot scrambled eggs and sausages. Parking is also convenient. The surrounding amenities are great, and transportation is easily accessible.

This hotel was very cheap and as expected. Nice and clean, in a good location on International Drive, near decent restaurants and bars. An affordable place to lay your head when spending lots of money at theme parks everyday. The noise from the highway can be heard, I would recommend you take earplugs.

Nice hotel, nice rooftop book/bar, convenient location walking distance to Brickell city centre, parking charged at an additional $35 USD per day

Everything about the hotel was great. It’s very beautiful inside and it has four working elevators that are very quick. I think everybody’s favorite amenity was the pool in the hot tub. It was very beautiful out there and the hot tub featured a waterfall. The kids really enjoyed being at the pool. The bartender made probably one of the best Bahama mamas I’ve ever had! The breakfast was pretty good also.

I chose this hotel primarily for its shuttle service to Universal Studios, but the shuttle schedule was quite limited. They only offered shuttles *to* Universal in the morning and *from* Universal in the afternoon. The last return shuttle was at 8:40 PM, which is a bit tight considering Universal parks close at 9 PM – it would be much better if there were later options. Definitely make sure to book your shuttle times well in advance, otherwise you might not get the slot you want. Breakfast had a slightly better variety than Drury's, with more fruit, but it still lacked vegetables. I was pleasantly surprised to be able to check in as early as 11 AM. On the first day, we received two complimentary bottled waters, but none thereafter. When I asked the front desk, they told me to buy water from the supermarket on the first floor. However, on our last day, I managed to get some from a cleaning staff member – I guess she felt too awkward to refuse. My thanks to her!

Universal Cabana Bay Hotel, conveniently located. Very close to Universal theme parks and Volcano Bay water park. In the hotel, there are two particularly large swimming pools and a lazy lazy river. The hotel has a Starbucks coffee shop, a universal gift shop, and a dining area. The eating area can choose North American style, South American style, Italian style and Asian style fast food. Although it belongs to fast food, the taste is very good, and it is close to the feeling of ordering in a restaurant. The price is very conscientious. The decoration of the dining area is a retro imitation of the 70s, which is very interesting. In fact, it is not bad to spend a day in a hotel without doing anything. The room was tidy. The suite I chose this time has a lot of space, but it was arranged by the Hispanic staff in a building away from the lobby yesterday. I feel that as a Chinese, if I don't take the initiative to tip, I will encounter this kind of inconvenient treatment. Room decor is average. The bed and sofa are reasonably comfortable. Sleep was very quiet at night. If you go to Volcano Bay to play, because it is next to it and there is no bus, it is recommended not to choose a suite with external access. There is a high probability that you will be arranged in a few buildings far away from Volcano Bay and the lobby in the hotel, and you have to pass through the huge hotel , walk to the water park. If you rent a car, there is a parking fee per night. If you go to Universal Park, the bus will take you back and forth every half an hour until one o'clock in the morning.

Not the typical Holiday Inn. Hotel is dated, and customer service is inexistent. Front Desk telling stories to each other, client is not a priority, but an interruption to their social time.