Hotels Near Bear and Bird Boutique+Gallery in Lauderhill

I usually stay at Hyatts and Hilton properties cause they always have good customer service, decent prices and clean rooms. While traveling this time I decided to stay at the courtyard by Marriott. I'm impressed.... from the front counter guy Mike who has excellant customer service skills and great recommendations, to my nice clean room which is also important. Thanks Marriott and Mike again for making my stay enjoyable, I'll be back!

My experience at this days inn was amazing. I thought when I first came that it was not good place to stay! But I was wrong Mariah at the front desk is incredible she is very outgoing and she made me feel welcomed. She was by herself at the front desk and she was fast and professional. They need more people like her at the front desk. I definitely will be back to stay for my next business trip! The rooms on the fifth floor was great and a great view. I recommend this hotel.

Review Our stay at Inn on the Drive was perfect. The Inn is literally steps away from all of the action in Wilton Manors, yet tucked quietly away. We found the pricing to be very reasonable. The grounds are nicely landscaped and the pools are beautifully lit at night. Check-in/out was super easy, with helpful text messaging from the host. The room was spacious, modern, comfortable and very clean. Overall, we a great experience and will definitely be back!

Andrew who was at the front desk was amazing. I called to verify that they had shuttle service before reserving and he said yes. After reserving the room and landing and gathering our luggage, I called to request a pick up and he kindly obliged. He told me where to wait. Within 1 minute he called me backed informing me of an issue with the hotels vehicle and that he was sending an Uber to pick up. He then texted me all the drivers information. The driver called me and informed me that he would be flashing his hazards so that I would know it was him. We arrived safely at the hotel and Andrew had all the paperwork ready for me so that he could quickly go to our room. He then explain alley the amenities of the hotel and wished us a great stay. Wish more hotels had employees like this.

The environment is good, but I flew to the hotel at 5 o'clock in the morning and had to wait until noon to check in. There are no restaurants nearby. I hope there will be more restaurants in the hotel.

I have been with Marriott-Sheraton group since 2014. I stayed at their hotels since 2014 across the country and in Canada and Germany. I always loved the reliable quality they delivered regardless of the brand or location. This hotel broke that record. It was not clean and the service was not at par with what I expected. The worst part was that they had cancelled house cleaning due to covid, which was a ridiculous excuse. The breakfast also had three options. The windows were not insulated either and it was too noisy since it was next to a highway. This hotel should not be a part of Marriott Bonvoy group.

I enjoyed my stay very much. This hotel is really close to the beach and many restaurants. It’s very clean and pretty, the lobby was so cozy and nicely decorated. We met Jessica at the front desk, she was great and really helpful. Our room smelled really fresh

WE WILL NEVER STAY AT THIS HOTEL EVER AGAIN AND WE ARE IN MIAMI EVERY YEAR FOR AN ANNUAL EVENT. I wanted a hotel near the Hard Rock Stadium and saw the Stadium Hotel was close by. Many of the other more well-known hotels were further away and more expensive. Eventually I realized why the Stadium was less expensive. Read on… Unfortunately, two hotel employees (security and whoever supervises security) ruined our experience. Despite ALL the other employees we interacted with being VERY helpful and polite, will we never be returning to Stadium Hotel. Halfway through our stay, we decided to extend our visit by one more night. I personally went down to the front desk to confirm availability and extend my reservation. The gentleman at the desk was very pleasant, entered the information into the computer and told me I was “all set.” Several mornings later, at the time we would have been checking out had we not extended our reservation, (I was at a job off the hotel grounds) my wife was working remotely from our room. A woman showed up at the door to “remind” us it was time to checkout. My wife explained that we had extended our reservation and been told we were all set. The woman said she would let the management know. My wife then got on a very important Zoom but was interrupted by incessant calls to the room by the front desk. She directed them to call me on my cell, but explained I was working and it may take me a few minutes to respond. One minute after my wife hung up, she got yet another call badgering her saying we had not yet paid for the upcoming extra night. My wife got hold of me via text and I called the front desk from my cellphone. The front desk told me they had no record of my extension because I had not paid for the upcoming night. I told them when I extended no one told me I had to prepay and that I was told I was all set. I said they could run my credit card on file if they needed payment immediately. They said I had to be there to sign, but it could be taken care of when I returned in a few hours, not to worry. Yet, just two minutes after I hung up with the front desk, my wife got call after call stating we hadn’t paid and I had to pay right then in person. My wife yet again explained and offered to go down with her credit card, but they said they would not accept it because I had the reservation (which of course makes no sense since they also claimed I didn’t have a reservation). She explained I had spoken with someone just a few minutes ago who said I could take care of it in a few hours, and that she could not keep answering the phone because she was on a work Zoom. She asked to speak to a manager (who she could hear in the background was the one insisting the front desk keep calling her), but the manager did not take her call and sent her to voicemail. Five minutes after my wife was sent to voicemail, there was a knock on the door. Again, she interrupted her Zoom. This time security was at the door.