Hotels near Bermuda Supermarket, 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.

The hotel location is relatively remote, but newer, the room is not big. If you want to have breakfast at the hotel, you have recently booked a breakfast, otherwise the breakfast will be very bad, and there are fewer restaurants next to the hotel! There is a subway station nearby!

This is our first visit since their extensive renovation, during which they were closed for a year plus. The Mayfair is just a one-of-kind iconic space. The interior atrium is full of tropical plants and fountains on multiple levels surrounded by brightly colored Spanish tiles. The Spanish influenced architecture reflects the heritage of many in South Florida. The room was perfect with a small balcony overlooking the exterior facade which is essentially a living fence, alive with tropical flowers and climbing bouganvillea. The rooms were spacious and comfortable and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The rooftop pool with covered, cabanas , lounge chairs and an outdoor fireplace was the perfect spot to enjoy a tropical drink after a long flight. Excellent service. Will be back.

The one with a kitchen was booked, and it had a balcony, and it cost me 25 dollars. In the end, I added 40 dollars to Fudge. It was said that it was a bay room. When I entered the room, I got a city view. I just stood on the balcony. There was a little shadow of the sea far away. After more than half a month, I found that the upgrade fee was credited to US$101. After processing by Ctrip, the hotel refunded US$56, which should be US$61. Very satisfied with Ctrip.

The hotel is in a good location, and you can participate in a variety of marine sports within a five minute walk. There are many nice and delicious restaurants nearby. The lobby of the hotel is warmly furnished and the apartment-style rooms are fully equipped. Through the window, you can see the sea of sailing boats, and it is a warm and happy holiday with your family! Very good vacation experience. highly recommended!

The hotel is empty on a Sunday night, and I am here for business for three nights. They stuck me in Room 419, which has to be the absolute worst room in the whole property. I am platinum and will probably be titanium this year. Room 419 is less than six feet above several heating / cooling machines that whir like you are in a wind turbine. (I have a video of the horrible noise.) The headboard is against a draped window. (Picture below.) For an hour, I rolled around trying to sleep until I called to demand a new room. Room 419 has no business being a room and should be a storage closet. (And when I called, I had to use my cell phone because the phone wasn’t working.). The front desk knew what my night was going to look like. I last stayed at this hotel in February and had a lovely experience and spent a good chunk of money. After being less than helpful and offering me the “option” to move, the front desk clerk said she found another choice. She brought up a key. No apologies for putting me in this situation, just claims of ignorance. As she has me open the new room, she sheepishly tells me that it is an accessible room. You have got to be kidding me, I said. The only two rooms were that one and this one? Of course, there were lies about not knowing what was available when I checked in. (I checked in online at 3 pm.). Yes, in a completely vacant hotel, these are the only two rooms available of the kind that I had to book — through my job and corporate rate. For the unaware, platinum means an upgrade when available. Again, the hotel is obviously close to empty. Except for my neighbor who is blaring some action movie — but that is better than a wind turbine. I am in my pajamas (short shorts and a tank top) with no bra. My stuff is unpacked. I throw all of my stuff together, pissed that I was supposed to be asleep already for a stressful week ahead. Now I am wandering the halls with my alarm going off in four hours. Not Ritz-Carlton behavior. Absolutely unacceptable. If it weren’t midnight, I would be heading for the door. And remember — Room 419. This is why I started staying at Hyatt’s.

The airport bus didn't wait, so I took a taxi. The room size is okay and close to the airport

The parking fee is 25 dollars. The bed is very comfortable, there is a park next to the walk. The environment is OK. Half an hour walk from the city center. The waiters are also very welcoming. There is breakfast, but I did not buy it.