Viscay Hotel

I stayed at the Viscay Hotel in Miami for a few days before boarding a transatlantic cruise, and it was a great choice! Located in an historic art deco district, the hotel is right in the heart of South Beach, surrounded by lively energy, unique architecture, and late-night dining options. The hotel itself is a bit dated, but that adds to its charm, considering it’s over a hundred years old. The staff were friendly and helpful, and my room was clean and comfortable. Everything worked well, which is always a plus in older hotels. There’s front desk service throughout the day, but it closes overnight. They provide you with a key to a side entrance for after-hours access, which made me feel like I had my own 1920s apartment in this vibrant neighborhood. Staying at the Viscay was a treat, and I loved the convenience of having plenty of nearby restaurants, plus a 24-hour CVS right next door. I was really happy with my choice and would recommend it to anyone wanting a true South Beach experience.

Stunningly beautiful property and furnishings with a generously sized room and kitchen. The streets outside are pretty noisy and the sound travels into the room, so bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper!

Not clean at all. There was hair on multiple towels. No soap in the bathroom. Dirt in drawers. The fridge froze everything no matter if I changed the temp. Location was the only good thing, and still super loud. I could also hear the person snoring in the room across the hall.

Great spacious room with kitchenette

Noce little property, however it is definitely not worth over $200 a night, this is more of an $80 place. Inside was loud, minimal handicap accessibility. Very close to ocean,dinning, and entertainment!

Like: close to the action. No serious dislikes.