Hotels near 7-Eleven, Homestead

In the evening, I met an alcoholic and knocked at the door. Basic American breakfast for breakfast, not very good. The location of the hotel is good, in the southernmost part of Florida, it is convenient to go to the Everglades Park

We have stayed here several times and have never been disappointed. It's a perfect place to stay if you want to visit the Everglades and/or Biscayne National Parks. We also stayed here prior to visiting Key West. It was the perfect place to sleep, eat breakfast and drive through the Florida Keys. The check in/out process is simple, the rooms are clean and breakfast always hits the spot. The service is always friendly and I will be back.

We all love it!

I was in Miami with my dog to fly him to Belize. We spent the first two nights at the Candlewood next to the airport which was a fine hotel. My dog’s Amerijet flight was delayed two days so I needed to extend and so I needed to find another dog friendly hotel—the Candlewood in Kendall was available and was $65 per night less expensive than the one next to the airport. Contrary to other review I read, this place was wonderful: clean, quiet and comfortable. The room was huge and everything worked great. No complaints. It is a 30 minute drive to the airport which I did not mind. I highly recommend this hotel!

I thought it was close to the Everglades Park, so I booked this hotel. I went to open the room and saw the waiter just sent the towel inside. I casually said a sentence to one more, because the three of us, a person like a black manager, and the waiter explained the number of towels after check-out. Can I eat a towel hungry?

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.

This hotel should be very inviting, a beautiful property, good location, great pool and good rooms. That being said the hotel has miles to improve on service including their front of house team and the front desk agents. Mariah (apologies if the spelling is incorrect) is rude, dismissive, and lacks any sort of general customer service skills and not someone you want representing your brand at the front desk. She lacks any loyalty awareness, and has no care in the world if you express any concerns about your stay or experience to her. Really ruins your experience when you get treated by the face of the brand like that on your first experience as you walk in the hotel. After reading many reviews on the property it seems like the response of the hotels is that of, let’s defend ourselves and not addresses anyones concerns so I don’t expect much from the management to try and fix anything. On a side note, hotels have guaranteed check in times however traditionally one may show up before this time and can usually check in if their room is ready or wait for a room to be prepared. This hotel decides in an absurd fashion that even if your room is ready they have a $30 early check in fee. Penny pinching at its finest when you pay hundreds of dollars for your stay. This hotel has a long way to go in terms of learning how to appreciate its customers and train their employees with basics of customer service. Marriott is the way to go. Bonvoy loyalty matters to all of Marriott’s brands and service makes you feel welcome in their property not like you’re a burden for being their like this property does.