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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Haddon Hall Hotel South Beach is located in the "Heart of South Beach", 3 blocks from Convention Center, Lincoln Road and across the street from the Beach entrance. This Historic Landmark Hotel is family owned and operated since 1978. A front porch area just off the lobby overlooks Collins Avenue. The hotel's location is half a block from the world-famous Ocean Drive. It's also walking distance to shops, restaurants, clubs, and the late-night scene. We feature an Olympic size pool and there is a Kitchenette in every room. Jacky Gleason Theater and Miami City Ballet are one mile away. Miami Seaquarium and University of Miami are 20 miles away. Guests have to pay an incidentals deposit of $50 through credit card at check in. Without this deposit guests will not be allowed to check-in. This deposit will partially cover key or possible use of phone or internet connection in room or missing towels and/or any other itemized object from. Incidental deposit will be refunded to guest at check-out if guest didn't incur in any of the charges mentioned above. Parking is limited on premises and it has a nominal fee of $10 during regular days and $20 during holidays and special events. Safe deposit boxes are located at front desk with a daily charge of $15. All rooms are non-smoking.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
2.9 out of 5
(81 reviews)
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Hotel address: 1500 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33134
South Beach, the heart of the Art Deco District, Miami Beach.
Miami International Airport (MIA)
Driving directions from Miami International Airport (MIA): Approximate distance to the Haddon Hall Hotel is 7.5 miles and approximate driving time is 20 minutes.Take I-95 S to Miami Beach. Take I-375 to Ocean Drive. Turn left on Collins. Go 10 blocks north. The Haddon Hall Hotel is on the left.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Meals are not offered. Charming Lincoln Road is just 3 blocks away filled with world class dining and cafes such as van Dykes cafe, Papillon, Nex. Ocean Drive is 1/2 a block also filled with superb restaurant and cafes. The Strand International located 10 blocks SE. Blue Door at Delano - International located 1 block north. Pizza Rustica - Roman Style Located 5 blocks SW. Van Dyke Cafe -Cafe Style with Music located 5 blocks NW. Cafe des Arts - Brassiere located 2 blocks south Tantra - Eclectic Cuisine located 5 blocks W.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
2.9 out of 5
(81 reviews)
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Score
1 out of 5
Couldn't have been a worse experience
Piper Oct 27, 2009
For the price of this hotel you don't expect much. A Bed to sleep in, a bathroom...and that's all I expected. Hardly a high ... expectation. When I walked in I was surprised to also see that I also had a kitchenette but I wasn't going to use that. The bathroom has no tub and only a shower curtain seperates the shower from the rest of the bathroom. When you shower the water goes all over the bathroom floor and the water drain is in the center of the bathroom. There were a few holes in the bedsheets. I was fine with all this because it was only $60 for the night and I live in NY where $60 won't even buy you a parking space. So far my expectations were met. I booked this hotel because all the nicer ones in the area were completely booked. So I considered myself lucky when this place had plenty of vacancies. Though I came to south beach expecting to stay in a nicer place when they were all booked I thought Oh well- at least I get to save money. Well let me tell you THAT did NOT happen. When room service came to clean the room they threw away ALL of my papers including a three hundred dollar receipt of something that I had to return. Housekeeping also threw away a report I wrote which thankfuly I still had a copy of on my computer at home, a few one dollar bills (assuming they weren't stolen), the menus I had gotten from the lobby the night before AND my plane tickets!! The dollar bills weren't a big deal because it was only a few dollars and they were probably thrown away with the rest of the papers since they were in a pile, but the receipt and the plane tickets and report being taken upset me. What kind of housekeeper takes papers and throws them away? I've never had that happen to me before. When I realized she threw away my receipt I was so upset about the idea that I was NOT actually even saving money at this place but literally LOSING it. My first night there didn't cost me a mere $60 for the night, but actually over $360 because of the receipt that was thrown away along with other important papers. When I realize there's no way for me to get this receipt back I try to suck it up and go downstairs to reprint my plane tickets which were ALSO thrown away. You have to pay to use the internet there- so I spend the money. I log on, but they don't have a printer. UGH. I ask the front desk where I can print these tickets and the lady tells me I have to get in a cab and go to an internet cafe. I said I was absolutely NOT going to go into a cab and further have my trip ruined because some blind housekeeper decided to throw out pretty much everything I left behind in the room! She was nice enough to let me use the hotel office to reprint my plane tickets. It was slow so it took some time to log on but when I was finally able to press print...THE PRINTER WAS NOT WORKING. So I just figured I'll just have to leave a bit earlier and get my next flight's ticket at the airport. The lady obviously wants me to just leave the office because it's not printing so I try to check what time my flight is on the computer screen. It looks like 9:00. Then later that night as I'm coming home I try to go back to my room but suddenly the key won't let me in and I think it's just demagnatized and I ask for a new key. That one doesn't work either so a maintenance guy comes upstairs with me and he can't open the door either! So I go downstairs and sit in the lobby for 45 minutes while they figure out how to open the door to my room which still has all of my clothes in it. It would've been longer than 45 minutes if I didn't get angry and tell them they're just going to have to break down the door because it was almost 1:00AM and I had a flight in the morning. I'm usually understanding with things that can't be controlled by hotel staff, but the staff was joking around about the situation and laughing in spanish just hanging out downstairs! I have a jewish last name so they didn't know that I knew spanish fluently due to being ra...
Traveler type: Business
Score
2 out of 5
"inhospitable; Good location"
Società senza vergogna Oct 22, 2009
i don't know ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
The one bad thing from vacation
HaddonSurprise Oct 21, 2009
Haddon Hall Hotel was located in a good location, walking distance from major attractions. first off, the hotel has little ... to no parking spaces available but they charge you $20 a day to park practically on the sidewalk. The hotel staff was indifferent with their reception services. the decor of the hotel and rooms were outdated with no theme. Surprisingly they have card access to the rooms. The room had enough space as a studio apartment with a small kitchen area and a lot of closet space. miniscule TV and poor air conditioning. Having a fridge in the room is an asset, and a stove too, but its a double edge sword, the room had a horrible smell like fried fish, that would not go away with glade candles nor fabreze. Take your cologne with you if planning on staying at Haddon Hall because your clothes will smell like you just got out of your shift at KFC (I think KFC smells a bit better though). the bed sheets were never changed and the towels although washed, always presented themselves with a few unexpected "hairs" -god knows where they came from... I sure will not be staying at Haddon Hall in the future.
Traveler type: Couples
Look for other hotels in the area, you will get more entertainment and better service than Haddon Hall
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Look for other hotels in the area, you will get more entertainment and better service than Haddon Hall
--HaddonSurprise, Princeton, NJ Oct 21, 2009
Take a cooler with plenty of water and snacks to the beach which is well within a short distance from the hotel. Also- be prepared to pay $20 for parking and $50 deposit upon check-in.
--Frank, FtMyers, Fla Oct 5, 2009
Good food can be found in every direction. For breakfast I liked going one block down 15th toward the ocean on Ocean Drive and stopping at one of the little sidewalk hotel restaurants there. Lincoln Street is about 2 blocks down Collins and has tons of great lunch and dinner restaurants. And plenty of other eateries are within blocks.
--I travel for MJ, Michigan Sep 28, 2009
Overall score
2.9 out of 5
(81 reviews)
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Score
1 out of 5
Couldn't have been a worse experience
Piper Oct 27, 2009
For the price of this hotel you don't expect much. A Bed to sleep in, a bathroom...and that's all I expected. Hardly a high ... expectation. When I walked in I was surprised to also see that I also had a kitchenette but I wasn't going to use that. The bathroom has no tub and only a shower curtain seperates the shower from the rest of the bathroom. When you shower the water goes all over the bathroom floor and the water drain is in the center of the bathroom. There were a few holes in the bedsheets. I was fine with all this because it was only $60 for the night and I live in NY where $60 won't even buy you a parking space. So far my expectations were met. I booked this hotel because all the nicer ones in the area were completely booked. So I considered myself lucky when this place had plenty of vacancies. Though I came to south beach expecting to stay in a nicer place when they were all booked I thought Oh well- at least I get to save money. Well let me tell you THAT did NOT happen. When room service came to clean the room they threw away ALL of my papers including a three hundred dollar receipt of something that I had to return. Housekeeping also threw away a report I wrote which thankfuly I still had a copy of on my computer at home, a few one dollar bills (assuming they weren't stolen), the menus I had gotten from the lobby the night before AND my plane tickets!! The dollar bills weren't a big deal because it was only a few dollars and they were probably thrown away with the rest of the papers since they were in a pile, but the receipt and the plane tickets and report being taken upset me. What kind of housekeeper takes papers and throws them away? I've never had that happen to me before. When I realized she threw away my receipt I was so upset about the idea that I was NOT actually even saving money at this place but literally LOSING it. My first night there didn't cost me a mere $60 for the night, but actually over $360 because of the receipt that was thrown away along with other important papers. When I realize there's no way for me to get this receipt back I try to suck it up and go downstairs to reprint my plane tickets which were ALSO thrown away. You have to pay to use the internet there- so I spend the money. I log on, but they don't have a printer. UGH. I ask the front desk where I can print these tickets and the lady tells me I have to get in a cab and go to an internet cafe. I said I was absolutely NOT going to go into a cab and further have my trip ruined because some blind housekeeper decided to throw out pretty much everything I left behind in the room! She was nice enough to let me use the hotel office to reprint my plane tickets. It was slow so it took some time to log on but when I was finally able to press print...THE PRINTER WAS NOT WORKING. So I just figured I'll just have to leave a bit earlier and get my next flight's ticket at the airport. The lady obviously wants me to just leave the office because it's not printing so I try to check what time my flight is on the computer screen. It looks like 9:00. Then later that night as I'm coming home I try to go back to my room but suddenly the key won't let me in and I think it's just demagnatized and I ask for a new key. That one doesn't work either so a maintenance guy comes upstairs with me and he can't open the door either! So I go downstairs and sit in the lobby for 45 minutes while they figure out how to open the door to my room which still has all of my clothes in it. It would've been longer than 45 minutes if I didn't get angry and tell them they're just going to have to break down the door because it was almost 1:00AM and I had a flight in the morning. I'm usually understanding with things that can't be controlled by hotel staff, but the staff was joking around about the situation and laughing in spanish just hanging out downstairs! I have a jewish last name so they didn't know that I knew spanish fluently due to being ra...
Traveler type: Business
Score
2 out of 5
"inhospitable; Good location"
Società senza vergogna Oct 22, 2009
i don't know ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
The one bad thing from vacation
HaddonSurprise Oct 21, 2009
Haddon Hall Hotel was located in a good location, walking distance from major attractions. first off, the hotel has little ... to no parking spaces available but they charge you $20 a day to park practically on the sidewalk. The hotel staff was indifferent with their reception services. the decor of the hotel and rooms were outdated with no theme. Surprisingly they have card access to the rooms. The room had enough space as a studio apartment with a small kitchen area and a lot of closet space. miniscule TV and poor air conditioning. Having a fridge in the room is an asset, and a stove too, but its a double edge sword, the room had a horrible smell like fried fish, that would not go away with glade candles nor fabreze. Take your cologne with you if planning on staying at Haddon Hall because your clothes will smell like you just got out of your shift at KFC (I think KFC smells a bit better though). the bed sheets were never changed and the towels although washed, always presented themselves with a few unexpected "hairs" -god knows where they came from... I sure will not be staying at Haddon Hall in the future.
Traveler type: Couples
Look for other hotels in the area, you will get more entertainment and better service than Haddon Hall
Score
4 out of 5
Really nice hotel in a perfect location
Jay Oct 19, 2009
Nice room in an Art Deco Style hotel. The location in South Beach is incredible. The staff is ok but there is no breakfast ... included. A very good deal for the price in comparison to close hotels.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Great location
Phil Oct 16, 2009
The hotel room is relatively small, but it is a 50's art deco hotel, so what would you expect. The room has a nice size ... refrig and small range, with dishes, so very helpful in cutting down expenses for food. Very nice pool. Great location being only 2 blocks from Lincon Center and on the edge of the art deco district. Beach is one block away. For an average of $95 a night, this is a steal for the area.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Great Place to Stay
Tracie Oct 11, 2009
The furniture and the appliances maybe outdated, however you cant beat the location. The staff was friendly and the next time ... I go to Miami I would stay at the Haddon. Everything was located in walking distances. All the other hotels were charging extremely high prices and they were located on the same strip. Haddon is located in the center of everything and they will have a taxi services waiting on your departure.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
2 out of 5
Great Location but needs RENOVATION
Frank Oct 5, 2009
Our family went for a beach weekend and although the location is absolutely GREAT, the hotel itself is in dire need of ... renovations. The carpeting is threadbare, the bed covers have been mended so many times it looks more like a crazy quilt but all of this is bearable if the bathroom wasn't so neglected and disgustingly dirty. The floor tiles have caked in grime, the tub was indescribable. Old hotels have their charm but neglected ones miss the mark completely.
Traveler type: Family
Take a cooler with plenty of water and snacks to the beach which is well within a short distance from the hotel. Also- be prepared to pay $20 for parking and $50 deposit upon check-in.
Score
3 out of 5
Good hotel for the price
I travel for MJ Sep 28, 2009
This was better than many more expensive hotels in South Beach, where funky seems to rule at the mid-low price range. My ... room was quite large and seemed clean and free of bugs. It had fridge and stove, cups and glasses, a table, coffee maker. Very nice to be able to bring my leftovers back to the room to eat later, plus keep cold drinks on hand. The elevator was fast, another luxury. The shower water was hot and plentiful and the hair dryer actually worked. It's not on the beach but it's close. My only complaints would be internet access which was way too expensive at $10 a day, and the fact that the air conditioner was somehow set so that it couldn't get any cooler than about 77 degrees. Coming in hot and sweaty, it's nice to be able to crank up the cool, but you can't do it here. But all in all, I was very pleased with the place for the money.
Traveler type: Single
Good food can be found in every direction. For breakfast I liked going one block down 15th toward the ocean on Ocean Drive and stopping at one of the little sidewalk hotel restaurants there. Lincoln Street is about 2 blocks down Collins and has tons of great lunch and dinner restaurants. And plenty of other eateries are within blocks.
Score
4 out of 5
Actually Very Nice
Dria Sep 22, 2009
I really enjoyed my stay at the Haddon Hall. I do plan on going back and I have nothing bad to say at all but maybe the staff ... could be friendlier but I guess they dont know english very well so that may have had something to do with the unfriendliness. Other than that, I loved the rooms because they have a kitchenette in them. The room is not updated or in a resort so of course it could use some work, but I wasnt there to be in the room. The pool was absolutely amazing. Biggest pool I have ever seen in an average hotel. Location is remarkable. We walked everywhere. The prices for clubs and restuarants are pretty steep but your in South Beach, dont expect to see too many cheap prices anywhere. I have no complaints and I will be back. Charged 50$ deposit but gave it right back at check out and called us a cab to airport. Orbitz was wonderful and I got a really good deal. If you are traveling on a budget, it doesnt get any better than this hotel. And the beach was Magnificent, only a hop and a skip away.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
The bad and the really ugly hotel
Dimor SuperAunt Sep 14, 2009
I did'nt like the Haddon Hall hotel South Beach because was very smelly. I couldn't sleep well because of that. Also, it is ... a very ugly hotel eventhough it is good located. Therefore, I would no recomend this hotel to anybody neither I'll go back to that facility. DM.
Traveler type: Family
Bayside is about 10 minute far. it is very good, nice, and cheap place to go either for shoping,recreation, eat, or drink. If you like margarita, you can have some very good at half price than South beach place.I enjoyed the place so much.
Score
2 out of 5
Haddon Hall Hotel in Miami
TwinSisters Aug 31, 2009
We reached the hotel easily. The outside apperance looks great but the resepsionist wasn't friendly and the room wasn't very ... clean and it smelled badly.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
2 out of 5
cheap
paseidon Aug 25, 2009
Great location, cheap hotel, not very clean, the most worse staff i ever seen, parking was $20 not $10 how it said on website. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great Experience
Rogerdsl Aug 20, 2009
While the room was a little dated and could use more counter space in the bath room, overall, my stay was excellent. The ... hotel IS located in the middle of South Beach as stated in the hotel's description. There is a parking fee but all the hotels in the area have a fee and Haden Hall's fee was the same as the 24 hour parking lots. The room had a two burner stove and refridgerator. The pool was large and the area was nice. There were many lounge chairs. There was no restaurant or continental breakfast but many vending machines AND several grocery stores in the area.
Traveler type: Single
Restaurants, bars, and beach were all short distances from the hotel
Score
1 out of 5
August 2009
Spice Aug 20, 2009
This hotel is a great spot for those who want to party and stay in the room less. However, we had to keep asking for towels. ... Checkin was horrible. The hotel does not even provide free coffee.
Traveler type: Friends
Where ever u turn , you can find something to get into. PArty, PArty....
Score
1 out of 5
I did not care much for this hotel stay
CiCi Aug 16, 2009
My room had an unpleasant smell. Also, the room was not clean. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Cosmo
Hayduke Aug 16, 2009
Great Art Deco '40's style hotel. Rooms are small, but you're not in South Beach to stay in the Hotel. Killer location! 2 ... blocks north of the Deuce, very International crowd. Fun time. Only drawbacks was there were no rooms with separate beds and the Internet access is a bit spendy. Other than that, great place, I'll be back next summer.
Traveler type: Single
The Deuce. Best. Dive Bar. Ever. Right across from the T-Mex, get the Fish Tacos with Loco sauce.
Score
4 out of 5
unique historic hotel
nliberty mom Aug 10, 2009
very helpful staff. Could tell hotel was really something in it's day, room had a retro decor feel. great value for the ... price. close to beach, food and tours.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
absolutly horible hotel
southbeach babe Aug 7, 2009
the location is great. Its in walking distance of all the excitement of miami\south beach but the staff is rude and very ... unocommidating..at 11:30 at night our door lock broke and they had to break in and we had to change rooms in the middle of the night they did not help move suitcases and would not give us any perks for the inconvinience i asked maybe they could put us closer to the pooland they acually laughed in my face and didnt do anything above and beyond giving me a room..the lamps in the room were terrible one shade was actualy broke th the tile on the window cill was broke and chiped. The water in the shower never stayed one tempature, it would get cold then hot
Traveler type: Family
stay close to washington ave, lincoln, collings and ocean drive you will pay for parking at your hotel and then all the best shopping and dining is on lincoln and all the best bars and nightlife is on ocean drive
Score
2 out of 5
One step up from a motel
foxxi702 Aug 6, 2009
The location is great, a block away from Ocean Drive. However, the hotel was more like a motel. The carpet was dirty and I ... don't think the bed sheets were changed once during our stay. The location is great, the rates on the hotel are great, but bring your own towel and dont sleep under the sheets.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Good location cheap rate
Texas Family Aug 4, 2009
Good decent people working here but the hotel shows aging carpets and crusty paint. Great location and great rate for the area. ...
Traveler type: Family
Jerry's Famous Dely (Est. 1947)
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Look for other hotels in the area, you will get more entertainment and better service than Haddon Hall
--HaddonSurprise, Princeton, NJ Oct 21, 2009
Take a cooler with plenty of water and snacks to the beach which is well within a short distance from the hotel. Also- be prepared to pay $20 for parking and $50 deposit upon check-in.
--Frank, FtMyers, Fla Oct 5, 2009
Good food can be found in every direction. For breakfast I liked going one block down 15th toward the ocean on Ocean Drive and stopping at one of the little sidewalk hotel restaurants there. Lincoln Street is about 2 blocks down Collins and has tons of great lunch and dinner restaurants. And plenty of other eateries are within blocks.
--I travel for MJ, Michigan Sep 28, 2009
Bayside is about 10 minute far. it is very good, nice, and cheap place to go either for shoping,recreation, eat, or drink. If you like margarita, you can have some very good at half price than South beach place.I enjoyed the place so much.
--Dimor SuperAunt, Orlando, Fl Sep 14, 2009
Restaurants, bars, and beach were all short distances from the hotel
--Rogerdsl, Washington, DC Aug 20, 2009
Where ever u turn , you can find something to get into. PArty, PArty....
--Spice, Boston, MA Aug 20, 2009
The Deuce. Best. Dive Bar. Ever. Right across from the T-Mex, get the Fish Tacos with Loco sauce.
--Hayduke, Sarasota, FL Aug 16, 2009
stay close to washington ave, lincoln, collings and ocean drive you will pay for parking at your hotel and then all the best shopping and dining is on lincoln and all the best bars and nightlife is on ocean drive
--southbeach babe, port chralotte fl Aug 7, 2009
Jerry's Famous Dely (Est. 1947)
--Texas Family, Houston, TX Aug 4, 2009
Do you one the tours offered by the tour agencies. Its a city and boat tour. It was two of us and we were charged $40 each, but they show you all the hot spots, good places to eat, and give you ideas on what to do while you're in miami.
--kdl, oklahoma city Jul 29, 2009
Go to the CVS on Lincoln Road (or Walgreens) and stock up on: bottled water, sun-tan lotion, cereal and milk (to save on breakfast) and beer.
--NYC66, Elmhurst, NY Jul 28, 2009
Beach right down the street
--So Be regular, chicago Jul 28, 2009
great location! small walk to all the good bars and clubs. 1 block from the beach! Rooms were not too great...but i guess you get what you pay for.
--philly ; ), philly Jul 27, 2009
Don't spend your money on those big restaurants because they are not all that. Trust those holes in the walls, moms & pops restaurant because they are delicious and affordable.
--lvelveu, Buford, GA Jul 20, 2009
One block east are tons of restaurants. Walk the four+ blocks before making a choice. We were hungry and selected a restaurant in the first block (food was good but a little pricey). After eating, walked less that a half block south and spotted a better choice.
--caraway6, Denver, CO Jul 20, 2009
Men should bring money, theres no such thing as men get in free(lol)
--M square, new jersey Jul 1, 2009
I would recommend the hotel if you get there early to get a parking space and carpool space limited.
--bikers from Orlando, Orlando, FL Jun 28, 2009
awesome clubs, bars, resturants and beach less than a block away.
--CHILLAXIN, LOUISIANA Jun 20, 2009
A taxi to the Hotel was 32 dollars. Cheaper than a shuttle for two ($40) that Orbitz was selling.
--Manny From Arizona, Tucson Jun 20, 2009
bring your own coffee.
--Jim, SW Florida Jun 14, 2009
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