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Everything perfect, the hotel is very nice, the rooms are very spacious. It is located in the center of Coral Talks and with all the services around. The staff is very attentive. 100% recommendable

I needed a clean, quiet place ideally between the Airport and FIU with some extra space and a kitchen. I didn't use the kitchen as much as expected but it was indeed nice to have, and the place was very clean. I had a couple of maintenance items while here which were handled courteously the same day. I also tried out the locker, borrowing a DVD player. It worked great. As for noise, you can indeed hear airplanes very well from inside the room. I was never awakened by them and note that fewer fly during the night. Several restaurants are an easy walk from here, so I tried Venezuelan food and Lebanese, both really good. There is no Safe in the room.

Everything and everyone were very accommodating. I don't have any complaints, definitely recommend this hotel. Breakfast could be a little better by changing the frozen omelets but they still offer different options.

We all love it!

Hotel is chic & modern. The walls are thin though. On our 1st night we were awakened at 2:30am by an extremely loud & lively couple in the room next to ours. But other than that we loved the hotel & the location.

Good hotel, spacious room (there were four of us and we were very well accommodated), functional, friendly and efficient service (a highlight for Alexa). Standard American breakfast, good but not excellent. Opposite the International Mall and about a 7-minute drive from Dolphin Mall (USD8 by Uber). A very positive point was that they kept our bags while we were on our cruise. I recommend.

We had a great stay. The hotel is next to major roads if you are going to downtown Miami or elsewhere. The breakfast included was basic, and with high quality products and offerings. The one observation is that you have to request room cleaning service 24-hrs in advance or they won't come to clean the bathroom and empty trash cans. I was fine with not changing sheets and towels everyday for eco-friendly reasons, but I would suggest the front-desk to remind guests of this cleaning-upon-request. However, when we did ask for room cleaning the day before we left, the front desk graciously made that happen that same day. I will stay there again on my next trip.

I’ve stayed at this property numerous times over the last couple years and never had an issue until this stay. To start with I was charged a $40 fee on 2 separate credit cards for incidentals ($80 total). My first morning after arrival I discovered ants in my bathroom and kitchenette. I notified the front desk about the double charge on my card and about the ants in my room. They assured me the ants would be taken care of and that my one card would be credited back the $40 in 24 hours. (It’s been almost 72 hours now). Upon returning that night to my room I noticed there were still some ants. I assumed they had treated and that all would be fine by the morning. When I woke up Sunday morning I found ants all over my belongings in the bathroom on the counter and in the kitchenette all throughout the sink. I was departing that day so I packed my things, went downstairs, notified the young lady about the ants again and she didn’t seem overly concerned but acknowledged me as she did the day before. I got home a few states away and when unpacking my belongings low and behold I have ants in my stuff. (As a side note I don’t have any food items packed with my belongings.) I then began looking through my credit card statement and found another pending charge for $10 on top of the 2 separate $40 pending charges on my 2 separate cards. I contacted the hotel and they assured me again this would be removed within 24 hours. I also let the lady who I spoke with know that I was very displeased with the ants in my room and the fact that I brought ants home. Her response to me was “you should have reported it when you were here and we could have moved your room”. At this point I told her that I did report it twice and was told the room would be “sprayed”. The lady on the phone then said “oh I so sorry the girl who was working on Saturday is new and still training and maybe she did not know that we cannot spray the room when you are there because you could maybe have an allergy to the spray or something and that you should have been moved to another room.” She said she would have the manager contact me Monday morning. It is Monday afternoon as I write this review and the manager has yet to call me. I also messaged Marriott regarding the issue and they also have not gotten back to me. It’s a shame because this is a really nice property and I would stay again if they would have the decency to make it right for my last trip. I have attached some photos of the ants but these were taken after I cleaned off the counters so I could get ready to leave the room

Pleased with my stay check in and check out no wait. Rooms nice and clean. Quiet place, very cozy location. Lots of shops and restaurants walking distance great view. Will definitely come back real soon.

Mikosuki, standing on the eastern foot of the Everglades National Park in isolation, originally thought it would be a casino hotel, but the actual situation was worse than expected. The hotel is estimated to take care of the license given by the indigenous Indians of Mikosuki, but the operation is very general, only slot machines have no table, and smoking is allowed, so the integration lobby is all smoke. The room itself was nice and comfortable. In the past, some people said that it was not bad to go to the buffet dinner, but now it is obviously declining. Yelp keeps commenting on the buffet, and dare not try it. The breakfast was not self-service, but was ordered. It seems that there are so many customers but there are two or three kittens for breakfast (or breakfast). There is an in-house restaurant inside the casino, it seems that the price is still very affordable. In short, the hotel's value for money is OK, the casino is not worth nostalgia, live by the way, it is not worth the trip.