Hotels near Think & Believe, Miami Beach

Very convenient, five minutes walk from the beach. Opposite the beach police station, there are many businesses and restaurants nearby. The room is large and the public area is large. This hotel is a good choice!

Modern minimalist style, small room, narrow and short bed; the bathroom countertop can't hold a mouthwash cup, no hooks to hang clothes; the lighting is too simple, the light source is the table lamp and a dim light ***** above the open cabinet; push open the balcony door, you can see the residential building opposite, very close 😂 The location is OK, just at the corner of Fifth Street, very close to South Beach. There is a pizza shop downstairs. ￥2300/night, even on weekends, it's not worth staying in this room, there is also a $39.9 resort fee, and parking fee is $40/night. The best thing of the day was the Latin beauty at the front desk asked intimately, would you like some champagne? 😀 opened the bottle immediately.

Worst hotel experience I've had in my entire life. Please don't stay here, it's not worth it at all! 1. The hotel is right next door to a nightclub that blasts aggressive EDM from 10pm to 7:30am, even on weekdays (I stayed here on a Wednesday). I wore heavy duty earplugs, a pillow over my head, and took sleeping pills, and I still wasn't able to fall asleep due to the thumping music that vibrated the whole room. There is no one at the front desk to help, and no one picks up the hotel phone line after hours. 2. On the rare occasion that someone is at the front desk, they are extremely rude and unhelpful. The morning after the nightmarish stay, I went down to ask the manger (Sam) to change my room due to reason 1. He just shook his head, told me to suck it up because I had already paid for my unrefundable stay, and that there was nothing he could do. He said all the rooms were full. When I showed him that there was still availability when I checked online, he said that those rooms were even louder than my room, so I'll be even more unhappy there. Whenever I offered more solutions, he would interrupt me and shake his head and tell me to suck it up. I almost had a panic attack out of frustration, shock at the poor customer service, and lack of sleep. If I were to collapse, he probably would have just told my corpse to suck it up. 3. The room itself was fine, nothing special, solid 2 or 3 star quality. However when we walked in we were overwhelmed by a strong, chemical-y, lemon smell. I'm guessing this was because the rooms aren't properly cleaned and are instead sprayed with cheap Febreze. The smell gave us a headache, so we had to leave immediately and open the windows while we were gone. When we came back, we tried to turn on the AC but it didn't work. We called the front desk but no one was there at 9pm. We had to just suck it up, as Sam would have said.

We had a (pink) deluxe king room (275 sq/ft) and it was wonderful! We were not in the main building, but we’re a short walk away in the complex. There was a kind porter to help with luggage. The size was just fine for us, and we had plenty of room to store luggage under the bed or on the side of the room. The shower pressure was fantastic and the in room amenities were a wonderful touch. There is a coffee maker in the room with mini bar/fridge. No microwave. Room service breakfast (for a fee) was delicious, and the house coffee was fruity, chocolatey and delectable. Lighting was on the darker side, but people might be forgetting to turn on an overhead light on the ceiling fan. You can do this on the wall switch top button. The furnishings were modern, classy and opulent in the room and in the hotel. I truly felt like I was in the pages of a magazine, but it did not feel stuffy or pretentious at all. Staff were wonderful and helpful. After reading reviews, we brought ear plugs just in case, and we definitely used them. Noise is an issue (hence 4 stars), but if you are prepared for this, it’s not a shock. The hotel is in a fantastic, lively area with great restaurants and shopping, but it can get loud at night on the weekends. Prepare for this, and it won’t be an issue. You are charged for extras you may not use, but we greatly enjoyed the stay even when not taking advantage of the extras. We will definitely be back!

When I say I absolutely loved this place, I loved it this was my first stay all the way from New Jersey for a 5 day stay, I know even know where to start I was checked in by the security that helps around she was so prefect anytime we needed anything she would help or guide us in the right direction. I was so sad I didn’t get to see her my last two nights I wanted to tip her so bad n give her the most appreciative hug☺️But not to mention they have a restaurant downstairs in boy it’s this one person I will never forget unfortunately I didn’t get his name bc we started a conversation about a iguana, yea a laugh lol, an from there all I did is call him my friend 😂 but from the moment to the end he kept me laughing so hard I already miss having lunch there so we can laugh. But I’m gone end here wit when I come back I hope to see the same two people I absolutely wanna thank everyone for making us feel like we where home 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I really enjoyed this hotel, it is very well kept and maintained (pool area, room was modern and spotless). The staff is amazing, especially the beach staff. The location is perfect for walking the area. I would (will!) return for sure!

It doesn't offer anything other than a clean room with a good bed. But without any charm. There is no room service. Old and poorly maintained swimming pool. Location ok. Valet parking very expensive. 44 dollars. No justification for that. Anyway. Not worth it.

Our service at the beach was wonderful! Alejandra was an excellent server. It was a very relaxing atmosphere. They have great lounge chairs and umbrellas. You can rent larger lounge chairs and cabanas for the day, too. It was easy to access the beach directly from the Fontainebleau property.

We booked the Hampton inn hotel for 5 days. We arrived to Miami in the early afternoon and were quickly greeted at the reception with warmth and a beautiful welcome. It took a few minutes and we received all the information we needed for our stay and keys to the room. A beautiful and spacious room, very clean, a spotless bathroom equipped with many towels of all sizes, hair dryer, soaps and everything needed for bathing. The room has a TV, small fridge, safe, iron, coffee machine and more. American style breakfast, nothing was missing. The day before our return flight I was attacked by severe stomach pains and I went to the hospital, where I had emergency surgery that forced us to stay for several more days. The reception staff immediately checked and reserved the room for us until we could leave. When I was released from the hospital, we realized that the room we had was not suitable for recovery and we asked if we could get another room. It should be noted that it was a weekend and the hotel was full. The reception staff went above and beyond, did not give up and even contacted the management until they found a suitable room and also stated that they would not charge us in the price difference. I would especially like to mention Jose and Francisco who helped us above and beyond with sending and printing documents we needed. They responded quickly and efficiently to every request. In addition, the hotel is close to many attractions and points of interest. Highly recommended

This hotel is embarrassing and an insult to the name “Regency”. It is surprising such a structure, in this condition, is nearby a major US airport such as Miami International. No laundry / dry cleaning service is available. The structure looks like it hasn’t been refurbished since the early 60s of the 20th century. The only photos that still represent the existing condition of the structure today are the ones of the pool, but unfortunately it was closed but I stayed there — or rather, when I checked in and then checked out after half an hour. First time in my life that I change hotel after check-in because of the conditions of the building and the services provided. A special mention goes to the staff, that is kind, proactive and truly at the client’s disposal (not ironic: I mean it). You can tell that they do what they can to compensate the hotel’s conditions, but unfortunately in this case the problem is not the staff: it is the hotel.