Hotels near Beit Rambam, Sunny Isles Beach

I had a wonderful experience in Miami. My friend had a horse racing at Gulfstream. I lived in the area in the 80’s and had not been back for 20 years. What a great time Hampton hotel was fantastic. Special thanks to Cassidy who was very nice and helpful,especially when it came to getting my old devices hooked up to WiFi. Security was very good I forgot to lock my doors on my car and nothing was taken! Great hotel I will recommend it to anyone.

Let’s talk about the biggest surprise first: On the first night of my stay, when I was sleeping soundly in the middle of the night, a hotel staff suddenly broke into the room by swiping my card and I was kicked out. Later, I checked with the front desk that he had mistaken the room where he should send the things. The customer service manager and security director each apologized and compensated for US$200 in hotel consumption. In fact, they were still not satisfied, but they did not pursue the case because they did not want to make any more noise. Service points were deducted because this incident should never have happened in the first place. Other than that, the overall experience is actually good. The hotel facilities are considered luxurious in the United States. Although the sea view balcony of the room is diagonally facing the coast, the view is still good. Most of the service staff are very welcoming and can call me by my name accurately. The performance of HSKP is relatively poor, the cleaning speed is slow and not particularly clean.

Rented a bed for the first day of a week's stay. Justin's help was extraordinary. Made sure I had all the towels needed and any other extra amenities that could be offered. Really kind help. I will add that being a Hilton Diamond member does not offer you a lot of extras in this area. But I would recommend making this a treat during your stay.

Harry the bell captain and the entire staff were incredible!!! The food was amazing and we had a room with a balcony overlooking the water, beautiful. Staying at a kosher hotel made and having shabbas dinnet and lunch and also having the schul all in one place made it an incredible 25th wedding anniversary!

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

It was my first stay at this cute boutique hotel and I was so impressed! Sonia, the front desk lady went out of her way to make sure things were great and even got me a room before the 3 pm check in time, which was great as I was recovering from slight food poisoning from eating a molded cheeeburger for dinnner the previous day. The place was very , very clean and well maintained! the swimming pool was wonderful! Everything in room was so clean and sanitized, including the romotes for tv and air conditioner. This is a great little hotel with wonderful , caring staff and I highly recommend it! I will tell my sisters, etc. about this hotel so they can stay here and they will love it too! also, very close to beach and boardwalk.

The front desk was horrible they charged me twice on my debit when I gave in my credit card. I asked numerous times is this only for incidentals because I already paid for the room and they said yes. They charged me for the room again. At check out I gave them my credit card and they charged my debit. Terrible!!

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.

If you are looking for a location within striking distance of hard rock, the florida turnpike, and the fort lauderdale airport, this is a good choice. If you are looking for a relaxing vacation where customer service is the utmost goal of the establishmemt, look elsewhere. This facility, while nicely placed, is a poorly run hotel. You can tell when there is no coffee for a week in the lobby because ”the machine is broken”. You can also tell when guests get to hear every conversation between other guests and the reception team as they argue about rates with little regard for privacy or professionalism. You may also tell when they ask you for your name and you have to shout over plexiglass instead of just being asked for your ID, which you have to present anyway like other hotels do. You can also tell when you call and get the GM and she constantly talks over you just to get her point across.

What started off as a good moment/event for teenage seniors celebrating a memorable night, turned bad in minutes. I went to the Miami Lakes Hotel located in Miami Lakes thinking I was going to be able to watch my niece and her friends get ready for their senior prom but within 20 minutes of me being there the security guard that is employed by Security Alliance (Andy)rushed down the walkway to the room with a hotel manager. Once they arrived at the room they refused to speak with me or my sisters husband, they wanted to only speak with her because the room was registered under her(not a big deal but she was helping my niece get ready for her special day). Once she was able to come out they informed her that the food setup outside was a fire hazard. After about a few minutes I started breaking down the food because we just wanted to make sure the girls enjoyed their day. Within 20 minutes of breaking down the table the same security guard was standing in the corner on his cellphone and returned with another guy who said everyone had to leave. It was a terrible thing to hear that now you have to be rushed out the room because according to management you can only have 4 guest per room. Because this bothered me I requested to speak with management. In the middle of the hotel there is a Tiki hut area. At that table there were about 4-5 men sitting with music drinking alcohol (several bottles on table) on the other side of them there was about 7-10 people boxing. I asked about an open container policy and management did not seem to know what the rules were. I was disgusted because I felt like we were being discriminated against. There was no noise coming from our gathering and there were no guest being disturbed. We didn’t have alcohol and we didn’t have music. The security guard seemed very happy that we were told we had to leave out of the pool area(no one was in the pool). This by far was the worst experience I have ever had at any hotel, even kid friendly hotels give better treatment than this. Prior to renting the room my sister asked if she could have the event there and she was told she could but apparently they didn’t give that message to everyone. The operations manager (Fran) was leaving before he made the decision to shut everything down and the hotel managers (Rafael and Chris)watched at the front desk as security (Andy) harassed us by the room. The room was a spacious room but for the price and treatment from Security Alliance staff (Andy)and hotel management, I would never rent a room from this place.