Compare Oceanfront Hotels in South Beach

"The only good part of the hotel was the cleaning staff , and their manager. The front staff was very snotty and never helpful. Would not ever return"

"The pool is great . All other is average."

"We enjoyed our stay. Front desk, room service, bartenders were all very nice! I especially appreciated Lucy the concierge for all of her help planning my daughter’s 21st!! Melanie and Taska were very helpful and friendly too at the front desk helping us to extend our stay. Lots of younger kids and families."

"When we needed to go to beds the Park Central South Beach doubled our rate. When we wanted to go back to the half price room they said only available after the doubled price plus $100. We didn't pay it and stayed in the double ADA (good room by the way) but it faced the alley. The hotel seemed more interested in the restaurant than the lobby and hotel guests. We will most likely refrain from returning. "

"Did not live up to expectations...do not recommend staying at this property. No working elevator, continental breakfast and rooms showed water damage in bathroom. "

"I loved the room I received at this old school Florida hotel. It was clean and bright. The bed was comfortable and the air worked great. There was plenty of hot water. The deadbolt didn’t work and they told us it couldn’t be repaired and that there were no more rooms available. We simply put chairs and bags in front of the door. We’ve actually had the front desk at an another hotel key another guest for our room. So we are quite cautious. That’s pretty scary at 2:00 in the morning to have someone open your door other than the emergency latch. It could also be dangerous for many reasons. My friend had the “penthouse” ant the President and it was nowhere near the quality the name brings to mind. It was old and the balcony was dirty with cigarette ash everywhere. They must have left the doors open because the room smelled of smoke. I think I would have fussed about it because of my allergies, but we were just passing through. I hate she wasted $200 for an upgrade that wasn’t there. But for a couple hundred dollars you can’t go wrong if you need a unique boutique type hotel for an overnight stay with their king rooms."