4-Star Hotels in Miami

Right in the center of Coconut Grove, convenient to everything. Bellini Restaurant is quite good, but not stellar. Housekeeping is the best I’ve ever encountered. However, on a Saturday, at noon, they booked a little-kids birthday party at the pool. What? Adults were trying to relax, enjoy the pool, etc., but we were surrounded by a herd of screaming kids. A big mistake. Again, otherwise, a delightful stay.

Great location! It's super convenient to get to all the attractions, especially with the monorail nearby. As a chain hotel, the facilities are consistent with what you'd find across the US, though the rooms are on the smaller side. Service is good and mostly self-service, which is very convenient. Cleanliness is also decent! The only downside is that prices are quite high during peak season.

Great location if you are interested in the Wynwood Walls. Room was spacious, clean and well designed. Rooftop pool can be accessed until sunset....Great gym and has yoga classes (unfortunately did not get a chance to take advantage of it). Includes $15 credit to food and drinks per night (some exclusions). Pool table also available to guests in the lobby. Water and nespresso are also included.

The hotel is very new! The location is in the city center, and it is very convenient to take the nearby metrolover (free)! (Just stand up from the colleague station and walk a few minutes to the hotel. We chose a two-bedroom suite with sea view this time. The view of one bedroom is very good! Facing the bay view! The other bedroom also has a very good sea view. The suite is nearly 100 square meters, which is great for a family to come out and play! I will consider it next time I come. Thank you!

The only reason I picked this hotel was its proximity to the airport and the fact that it's one of the few with a 24-hour free airport shuttle. Most hotels in the US are overpriced and rundown; this one felt like an old cucumber trying to pass for fresh, but you can't hide its age. Overall, it was acceptable, definitely meeting a 3-star standard. I slept quite comfortably, and the soundproofing was good enough that I couldn't hear planes taking off or landing. There's a small shop in the lobby selling snacks and Starbucks coffee, which is convenient. Also, here’s a map to the airport shuttle after you arrive: once you grab your luggage, just cross the road to the hotel shuttle pick-up point and look for the bus with the Sheraton logo.

The location is great, and the residence is well-equipped with everything you need. Since it was a long-term stay, the washing machine was also very useful. However, perhaps because we were so busy, there were some errors in basic matters like canceling double payments and providing towels.

Except for the old facilities, everything else is very good, recommended

The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to Bayfront Park and surrounded by many dining options. The free MetroMover station right across the street makes getting around incredibly convenient. The room itself was a bit small, with no chairs, no coffee maker, and no drinking water provided (bottled water can be bought at the nearby 7-Eleven). We booked a room with two twin beds, and they were quite small and also rather high off the ground.

Room, convenience store and everything is nice. Unfortunately the free shuttle takes time to reach the airport since I had to call and wait them to come to pick me up. It takes around 15-25 minutes for them to get to the airport. If I didn’t had a US cel number, which I hadn’t many times as a tourist, it would be hard for me to call the hotel.

In this apartment-style double-tree Hilton hotel, the aisle around the downstairs is not too good, the room floor tiles are a bit old and black, the bathroom ceiling is cracked and wants to fall, and the apartment-style simple decoration. The main thing is to take a sea-view room, a large glass window, and the sea is unobstructed. The big bird chicks cheer on the balcony and sometimes fly into the room (see the third picture uploaded, the bird flew to the table). The open seascape is refreshing.