Breakfast is NOT free despite website saying so. I went to the front desk to find out where the breakfast was and was pointed to Maragaritaville...ended up eating overpriced breakfast at the restaurant they formerly had an arrangement with. They really need to update their website and also have signage. Hallways, room are very dated and dusty and our sheets had weird black stains and lipstick stains on it. If you really need a place to sleep late it's fine, but would transit to a nearby hotel instead. read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Strange spots, also lipstick on another end - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

Is it extremely overpriced? YES. Do you feel like you might get bedbugs? Yes. Do you feel like you're in a 1960s spy movie? Yes! It's very convenient when your airline cancels your flight at 930pm. Close to the 24/7 subway, they'll hook you up with toiletries and it's close to the security 5. They take credit cards. Not the best staff but the guy who checked us in was nice. No smoking. Wouldn't try to stay here again but ..... read more

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1* - Not good. Stayed for one night. Pros: The hotel is located in the airport itself so no need for shuttle. There are many food options around. Fast check in and check out. Cons: The rooms and hallway are old with noticeable signs of wear and tear. Website states to "Book direct for the lowest rate", which is not true. Hotel will not price match if a better rate is found. Food options are not of quality and are overpriced. Room is expensive, priced at over $250. Bellboy was rude (*). Housekeeping is intrusive (#). Had to call three times to request receipt. (*) I wanted to get my own cart to get my baggage up into the room but was told by the bellboy that only staff could use the carts. After the bellboy helped me with my bags, I went to grab cash for a tip. As soon as I turned around, he stuck his foot to prop open the door to keep it wide open to show that he is expecting and waiting for his tip. After I tipped him, he did a nostril breath and walked off. I later found out from front desk that guests can use the luggage carts. (#) At around 8:00 AM, housekeeping came into my room without knocking. They ran off when I let them know I was still in the room without a peep. Only when I chased them outside the room did they apologize. I could not help but wonder what could have happened if I was not there... read more

I'm really glad I booked before looking at reviews because I had a much better experience than many previous reviewers. I had an unexpected overnight layover at the Miami airport due to a flight delay. I saw this hotel was onsite and booked online while awaiting my flight into Miami. I did find it difficult to locate the hotel upon arrival and took several wrong turns before finally locating it. The front desk staff was friendly and check in was efficient. I arrived after midnight and while the front desk had a sold out sign posted my room remained reserved in contrast to some others' experiences. The room I was in was certainly renovated. None of the 70s decor others have described and the carpet was as clean as any hotel carpet I've seen. The lock on the door was faulty which I do see others have experienced also. I found the size of the room sufficient for a 1 night stay. Bed was reasonably comfortable. Sheets and towels were clean. Shower was hot. There was an espresso machine in the room. The price is pretty high at $315 per night but I was willing to pay for a few hours of rest in a bed and a hot shower before making my connection. read more

For over $300 for a one night stay I was expecting something a bit better. Let's start with the positives shall we? This is a super convenient location if you need a quick place to catch some sleep in between flights or simply have no other options. The hotel does not appear to have been renovated since the mid-70s with vintage colors and unique room decor, as such, neither has the plumbing which offers an old fashion, fire hose-full pressure shower that I haven't had in years, how refreshing; Seeing that there is also no thermostatic control on the shower when there are Plumbing uses in other part of the buildings you can expect quite the shock under the shower head allowing me to reminisce about how things used to be. I will give snaps to the front desk personnel who were able to offer us a toothbrush and toothpaste as we had forgotten ours. I would also give a shout out to the on site restaurant located at the hotel that's open until 9:30 PM. You do not need to be staying at the hotel in order to go to the restaurant. A much better option than fast food, but the service was exceptional. Our server, and bartender, and host ( 1 person) ran the restaurant with the efficiency of 10 people. I wish we could find service like this everywhere as it is become rare these days. Some of the challenges with this hotel are again the cost for tired and worn decor which doesn't make you feel comfortable walking barefoot on the carpet. I'm glad that we were able to check our bags for the next day flight as there would not have been space with the room is just a little bit larger than a king size bed with enough room to walk around it and there are no hotel luggage carts. You would be big trouble if you needed a workspace to prepare a presentation on a working trip. They do have a coffee maker and a soda vending machine down the hall. The television offers about four channels and half of those don't offer volume or clear picture so that was fun. I particularly appreciated the 5 AM fire drill that turned out to be a false alarm. There are no gym facilities however you can go run in the terminal along with those trying to catch a flight. Needless to say, it would have to be a real emergency for us to have to stay here again. Stow your bags or haul your bags, go down the road to the Hilton. read more

A good refuge if your flight is cold or severely delayed. Very basic. Keep your expectations low.

TLDR: AVOID AT ALL COST!!!! I so rarely feel comfortable with a one star review. I mean, it has to be a "do not go anywhere near here" for a one star and this qualifies! Our greeting was, "yes?" I can let that slide but as it compounded I feel it is worth a mention. We have an 18 hour layover so of course we stay at the airport right? Nope. While waiting I heard this conversation between another group and the clerk: "Can we have bottled water" "No. You can get that at a store in the hotel. "And our A/C doesn't work can we get a fan?" "We don't have those." So we got our key and went to the room. Without any embellishment at all I tell you our room smelled like smoke, some incredibly toxic cleaner and drying paint. We even asked a security guard that was wandering by if he could smell it and he immediately called the front desk and told them to move us. We moved and it was exactly the same. No air circulation, caustic smell, this pea soup green color. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!! read more

Is it the worst hotel I've been at? No, but is it the worst hotel I've been at that cost more than $55? Yes. Holy shit this place blows. From the carpet to the ceiling, I feel gross. The paint, the walls, it's one of the dirtiest hotels I've even been in. The hilarious part is it's $259/night. What a joke. I'm here because I have to be but one of my dying wishes is that I never have to come back here. I'd rather be in jail. I'd rather be homeless. I'd rather be literally anywhere but here. The "window" view is a joke. The beds feel like I'm in a sleeping bag in the middle of the woods. In fact I'd actually rather be in the middle of the woods right now camping, even without a sleeping back than be in this bed. Based on the old ass thermostat and other equipment in here i feel like this hotel was here before the airport and the airport was built around it. Besides the TV that's clearly only 10 years old, every single thing on the walls looks original. The smoke detector, the outlets, things I don't even know what they are but they're definitely old. Why are there so many things mounted to the walls and ceiling that I don't even know what they could possibly be used for. The carpet in here makes me not want to stand up and walk. Why are there shoe prints on the pillar in here? Why is there a pillar in here? I'm assuming that's structural and partially holding the building together because that can't be for looks. How could that be for looks? I will give props to the AC though as it's nice and chilly in here. 259/night is nuts though. Never again. I recommend staying literally anywhere else. For the price it should at least include a bottle of h2o. But conveniently the vending machine in the hall for $3.50 a bottle accepts multiple payment methods, of which none work. Won't take cash or my card. Good thing I like being thirsty. The TV isn't horrible but the refresh rate is old school. To the hotel: do yourself a favor....replace the carpet, paint the walls, and offer a couple bottles of water or a mini bar. First hotel I've ever been to that doesn't have a fridge, grab one of those while you're at it, and if you really want to bump it up a notch get some new TVs. Donate this piece of 2003 technology and spend a few hundred bucks per room. Take my nights' bill of $259 and go grab a nicer TV. This ones' roughly 36-40" and it's 2024. Its not even a smart TV, so im forced to watch commercials right now. They dont even make tvs like this anymore as literally all new TVs are smart TVs.. Also, grab a $4 case of water, and that'll cover 40 rooms with a bottle of water. Besides the thrifty artwork and cheap TV being acceptable, almost nothing else in here is inviting. At $259/night, if you rent out 40 rooms you're pulling in over $10k usds. Hook me up with 16.9oz of water please. Or even a 12 ouncer. I'm not about to find out if the coffee is any good but it's a nice gesture. Call me snobby but I'm not about to trust the miami international airport hotel tap water though. I love tap water, but I also don't love tapeworm or polio. There are two individually wrapped paper cups, which are nice and clean, but you know what I'd prefer for probably the same price to you? A bottle of water. read more

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We arrived to this hotel after American Airlines couldnt get their act together, can't tell time and have zero customer service. The guy working the desk wasn't much better either. He tried to tell me I was yelling when he couldnt tell time. I did not have much patience at 10pm at night. We finally got a room, went off and OMG I thought I was going to die. There is no security, anyone can go, it looks like an old apartment, the rooms are as old, smelly and nasty as one can imagine. The toilet looks like one from a public restroom where you use your foot to flush. There is no control of air, beds squeak (thought there were bed bugs for sure), and double checked the door 5 times, thinking someone was going to make their way in. NEVER AGAIN. Disgusting, gross and not even worth $5. Miami airport, you are a terrible airport to begin with, but now with this hotel. So embarassing. read more

This isn't a resort spot. This is a late night flight arrival hotel. Flew into Miami rather late, plus met another person's midnight flight. So being able to grab my bag and walk to the next terminal right to the hotel was a huge convenience. Dropped my stuff off and walk right over to the next terminal to met my travel companion- perfectly easy. The hotel is on the second level of terminal E, very well marked directions. There really isn't a lobby, just a front desk off to the front of the terminal. I highly recommend making reservations here. I did with Hotels.com. There was a sign posted at check in that the hotel was 100% booked. I was greeted with a smile, gave my last name, showed ID, and signed in. That easy. Just around the corner is a small sitting area for about 6 people and three hotel only elevators. My room was on the 6th floor looking towards the parking structure. Who cares ! Just there to sleep. Double queen had plenty of room. Clean sheets, bath and room in general. Incredibly quiet- no airplane noise at any time. Very little noise from the hallway. The windows were all doubles with a foot gap, great soundproofing. My only issue was housekeeping tried to come in at 8 am, good thing I was already awake. I did mention it to the front desk. I would have put the "do not disturb" sign out but the room didn't have one. There is room service available from Viena 11am to 11 pm from the hotel restaurant on the 7th floor or you can just run up there and dine until midnight. Yes I would use again. read more

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Very disappointed in this hotel. It does not feel really clean in the hallways and feels run down in the rooms. No fresh air is possible since the windows are sealed closed. The television only had about two or three stations and was broken. The only option for nearby food is Margaritaville and subway. It would be far better to get a shuttle from the airport and go to one of the other hotels. read more

The hotel is very old, the hallways are gross, and the rooms are a bit sketchy. You'd think for an airport hotel it would be well kept and nice...major negative. Not to mention a room with a king was $250 bucks. If I were you, I'd take the extra cash and get an Uber to little Havana neighborhood or elsewhere. I'll never stay here again. read more

While convenient for an early morning flight, this hotel appears to have been built in the 70's and has never been updated (lime green walls.). Bathroom looks to have been updated w/ an industrial flare :-\ White towels do not look white (gross) The hallways look like a college dorm hallway and it smells like they tried to hide the musty smell w/ copious amounts of some sort of industrial deodorant. Rooms appear clean although the lack of any disinfectant during COVID is unsettling. We were refused to use the luggage dolly because it was for the exclusive use of the bellhop. Really? Here's a view from our room. Lovely, isn't it? Window doesn't look like they've been cleaned in years. Looking for something to watch on TV. Don't bother. Selection is minimal. The remote guide offers a static screen. read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

This place is a dump. The carpet is mid-seventies and hasn't been cleaned since at least the mid-eighties. The room furniture is original 1970s as well. The floors in the room and hallways is absolutely disgusting. I had to lay bathroom towels down on the floor so I could get dressed without needing another shower for having touched it. The restaurant upstairs wasn't totally vomitous but just barely so. The only thing that makes the restaurant barely passable is the fact that they have a few good things in the menu and the bar is relatively well stocked having a decent scotch at least. Service isn't good, people aren't friendly. The only thing this disgusting place has going for it os location. If you are stuck and don't have much choice ... well you have to stay there ... and they know it I guess. No attention to detail anywhere. Just rude people and filthy everything. Come on MiaHotel take a little pride in your workplace. Doesn't take much to not resemble a public porta-potty. read more

Potentially the most dirty run down disgusting "motel" I've ever stayed in I was so shocked to be there even right away when you get in the elevator and you don't need a room key to access the hotel floors which means anyone can come from street level and walk straight into the elevator and come up to the accommodation level. I've stayed in hostels that were nicer than this place, I can't emphasize this enough, if you have any time whatsoever to leave the airport and stay somewhere else please do it. This airport MOTEL should have a sign on it that says "available by the hour" I've seen trucker rest stops that were cleaner than this place. read more

Absolutely disgusting! I didn't want to touch anything in the room, or get into bed, or use their towels. Needs to be completely gutted out and rebuilt. Everything is worn out, filthy, and broken. We missed our connecting flight due to maintenance problems. American Airlines gave us a voucher for the night at this hotel. Imagine the oldest, dirtiest, Motel 6 in the country, and this is worse. I cannot believe the Miami City officials even allow this hotel to operate and represent their city in the international airport. Airport officials, City officials, and American Airlines officials should be ashamed of themselves for this hotel! read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Mattresses - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

We wanted a hotel near the airport for one night because we had an early flight. We were excited about getting a hotel right inside the airport. How convenient! However, to leave the airport (if you don't have a car), to get a shared ride, it would've cost us a fortune to get into the city. You can't just walk on foot to get out of the airport so we paid a small amount just to get to the exit of the airport and walked several miles to get to the city. The morning we left, my husband picked up his backpack and out ran a cockroach!! Overall, I would never pick this unless I got stuck at the airport. I would rather sleep in a terminal chair! read more

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Literally the grossest hotel I have ever stayed at. I am sure it is rented by the hour. Our room smelled like smoke so bad my eyes watered. Stay away and go somewhere else if you don't they won't ever renovate. read more

This hotel is so not worth the money. It is an over priced square room. The room looked filthy. The door didn't lock the furniture was abused and nicked up. Wires were hanging out all over the place. The only thing that is positive about this hotel? Is they have a captive audience because you were right at the airport. But I will never spend another dime here. It was not worth the money! read more

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We booked a stay here for the end of September. This is when the hurricane Helene hit Miami and the Florida area. As the hurricane was on its way to Florida we called the hotel over and over and over and over prior to our stay to make a cancellation (you get the point). No answer of course. We obviously could not fly out and stay at the hotel because even our flights were cancelled. After the hurricane passed through the area we called the hotel over and over and over again. No answer. No customer service. We still have never been able to reach the hotel by phone, after 3 months of trying. The hotel charged our Citibank travel credit card for a night stay that we could never stay here because of the hurricane and the fact that there was no way to fly to the airport. Now we are in "credit card" charge hell because the hotel refuses to honor our request not to charge us for a stay we could never make because of the hurricane. I'm in the hospitality business and have been for many years and this is simply the worst customer service I have ever seen in over 40 years. Do not book wit this hotel. They are simply awful. We would give them a minus 10 review if we could. No wonder their reviews here are terrible. read more

Horrible! No television service and staff used the county approval for changing service providers as an excuse. Rooms were dirty and lacked basic supplies like Kleenex. No answer to front desk or housekeeping. Don't stay there. read more

What a complete rip-off. The room is tiny. I asked for real coffee rather than the decaf in our room and they had none. The TV was just about inoperable. The only channel that came in clearly was a very low grade local PBS channel. Direct TV was not working at all. When I complained to the front desk all I got was a brush off. Do not stay here. read more

Way overpriced for a mediocre hotel but it's extremely convenient if you have to catch a very early morning flight.

I knew we were in for a bad night as we walked down the hall over a worn out, smelly, stained carpet. The room was no better! Dirty carpet, worn out bed and pillows, disgusting bathroom with old fixtures, mold in the corners and tons of caulk everywhere. I traveled for over 50 years for business and pleasure and have stayed in 100's of hotels in the U.S. and internationally, including a few airport hotels. This one really is at the bottom of the list. And it was expensive. It truly is an embarrassment to Miami International Airport and left us with a bad taste for our travel through Miami. And it is not as convenient as we thought it would be. It was a 20 minute walk from our plane to the hotel and the same the next morning to our Gate. So try one of the other hotels with a shuttle. It couldn't be any worse! read more

DO NOT STAY HERE! Rude staff and rooms are gross! I wouldn't even let my kids remove their shoes bc the floor was so filthy. read more

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I booked one night here in a small single room. The room was fine but the service stinks. No information about the hotel in the room. It is supposed to include breakfast but the dining room opens at 12. Front desk doesn't answer the phone after leaving it ring over 30 times numerous times. There is a small coffee pot but no coffee. The restaurant was expensive but ok. Service there was wonderful. I went down to the front desk to ask about coffee was told "we are out of coffee. You can go buy it at Duncan Donuts" read more

Definitely NOT worth the price! The woman that checked us in was not friendly at all. The room was an absolute eyesore and didn't feel clean at all. We will definitely not be staying here again. read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Lime green room - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

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If you find yourself at the Miami Airport Hotel, it is because you have a long layover, not because you are on a swanky vacation. The hotel serves its purpose, it has a bed to sleep in and a shower to freshen up before your flight. Nothing fancy here, the room is tiny and outdated, many of the outlets didn't work. I enjoyed the quick walk from Terminal D where I landed to Terminal E where the hotel desk is located. I would stay at Miami Airport again, if I landed late at night and had an early morning connection. read more

We stayed here because our flight did not leave from Miami Airport until something like 10 pm, so we just needed somewhere to take a nap and leave our stuff while we browsed Miami after our cruise was done. I booked it through a website used to book hotel rooms for day use only. It was my first time booking anything of the sort but was super easy and no hassle to check-in. I did call the hotel to confirm my reservation and it was legit and locked in. Our room was nice and air conditioned. The bed was super soft and comfortable for a nap and the bathroom was pretty spacious. Of course it's a plus that it's in the airport, so now I know that if I'm doing another cruise and need somewhere to stay, I will probably end up here for the convenience. read more

Had to stay here after missing our cruise thanks to American Airlines delaying our flight 8 hours and having us miss our cruise. The hotel is in a convenient part of the Airport as it is next to the check in lines and next to restaurants of all types. The staff downstairs are neutral, they don't show great importance to you but also aren't rude. The beds were comfortable and you have necessities in the room as in, a hair dryer, iron, iron board and coffee maker. However the hallways are disgustingly dirty and the carpet in the rooms are needing a huge wash. The room is musky even after its cold. The room just needs a huge update over all, but at least we had a comfortable bed and somewhere to sleep after being awake since 2 AM and only having a total of 2 hours and a half of sleep. read more

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Reserved a room months in advance for getting in on a 2 AM flight (and informed them of our late arrival). When we got in, they had given away every reserved a room for all 20+ people in line, all who also had reservations. Despite the mistake being made on their part, they did not offer to help anyone find alternate places to stay. We were basically told "too bad, so sad." Do not trust this place. read more

Stayed for a few hours yesterday between flights, now have bed bug bites all over neck and chest. I have some friends that also stayed there yesterday and they too have bites. read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Bed bug bites - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

Do NOT stay here. It's not good. While traveling with my 7-yr old son... Front desk-Was greeted by "next!". The gal checking me in barely made any eye contact. She gave me 1 room card and said "elevator around the back". Not pleasant but whatever, it's an airport hotel (although the one at DFW is great so not sure what the deal is here). Got to my room and my key didn't work so we had to lug our luggage all the way back downstairs, wait in line, and get another key card. Food-I was told, by the front desk gal, that the restaurant, on the 7th floor, closes at 10pm but if we get there at 10, they'll let us get food to-go. Nope! We walked in at 933pm and the bartender said "We are closed, the chef already left". Kind of weird for the chef to leave before closing but whatever. We went downstairs to get food from Margartiaville (sign in window said open until 11pm) but one of the servers said "sorry, we are closing". Again, it's like 945pm by this point. One person, staying at the hotel, said Subway was open 24-7 so we went there. We waited in line for 10 minutes and the line didn't move 1 inch! By this time it's after 10pm and my son has to pee and needs to go to bed so we left. Luckily we found a sundries shop, on the lobby level, that had snacks and water and we were ok (but they even close at 11. If you want bottled water after 11pm I'm not sure where you would get it). I did not see any vending machines on our floor but there was an ice machine. Rooms/hotel-Yes, as previous people mentioned, it's very dated. The carpet (hall & room) looked like it's at least 20 years old, there are scratches and dings everywhere, and the decor is just weird. Lime green everywhere!! But decor doesn't really matter, I just needed a bed. I did not notice a smoke smell (as others have mentioned) but it does smell stale. Additionally my shower head was so low that I had to duck down to be under it, and I'm 5'4" tall! Toiletries in bathroom are cheap and VERY drying. The beds-Horrible!!! Awful!! Overall, it wasn't 1 thing that made this stay so awful; it was a combination of things. Do yourself a favor, just take the $10 Uber, 2 miles away and stay at a better hotel! It will cost you a few minutes of your day but the experience will be better. read more

People, you are not paying for the Ritz Carlton or the Four Seasons. You are paying for the convenience of not having to sleep on horrible chairs in the air-conditioned hell of MIA's airport terminals like those poor tortured souls who can't or won't pay for a hotel room. I stayed here twice, before and after a trip to Cuba, due to very early morning departures. It is located in Terminal E, right behind the Air Margaritaville bar. The room was tiny, but who wants to pay for a huge room if you are only paying to sleep here for a couple of hours? Wifi was free but very spotty, so don't expect lightning fast speed or to linger on Facebook. I asked for a room near the elevator because nothing irks me more than having to trudge down a long hallway a la The Shining at 4:45 AM. I rarely heard any noise except for occasional dings. Window was appropriately glazed - I couldn't hear planes coming or going and had a non-exceptional view of the MIA parking lot. I was out of my room and at the American Airlines kiosk to drop off my suitcase in less than 5 minutes. Don't ask me about the TV because I never turned it on. Shower was fine - steaming hot water, one of those raindrop type shower heads (though it was weirdly short). They provide the bare essentials, shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer. Breakfast was included, but since I got up too early, I left before service started at 6 AM. read more

I got this hotel because I was tired and it is very convenient is right in the airport....but let me start by saying that is not worth the money they ask for go to motel6 you will be better off!!!!! In the shower I found a BAND-AID from someone that probably left the room before I got in and it gross me out plus the smell and the beds are sooooooo uncomfortable I would say they haven't hanged this mattresses for over a decade!!!!! read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

Room smaller than a closet. TV has 10 channels and none of them are clear. However the bed was decent, the room clean, the staff was friendly, and the location is convenient. The breakfast voucher for Margaritaville is good too. read more

We had a 17 hour layover in Miami so we're glad this hotel was attached to the airport. Checking in was fast and easy, and the young woman at the counter printed off my boarding passes for free. The room was tiny, and I mean tiny, but it had a bathroom with a barely working shower and blackout shutters that allowed us to get a good sleep. The cafe on the 7th Floor had good food and decent wine, and service was excellent. We would definitely stay here if we had another layover. We would not recommend this hotel for more than a layover. read more

Ordered a single room. Was a bit expensive. I paid $200CDN for just a single bed in a really small simple room with a desk, tv and small bath. The bathroom was also spacious enough. I was able to sleep throughout the night. You also get breakfast included which is basically the breakfast menu at Margaritaville. It is like one made to order option with a drink. For example scrambeles eggs n potatoes and tea. I would return. read more

Miami Airport Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Front desk was rude and really couldn't be bothered with me. Hallways are musty as well as the rooms. I don't know why I didn't read the reviews before booking this hotel. Would never come back. Pay the same amount for hotel near by with shuttle. You will thank me. read more

This was a terrible hotel! Our flight on American was canceled so we booked last minute to stay here for the night and it was too expensive for quality of the hotel. The rooms are very gross! There is no room service the toilets and beds seem like they are rarely cleaned and the staff was pretty rude. Not to mention the fact we are never coming again!! read more