Compare Cheap Hotels in Sunny Isles Beach

"Property was beautiful on the beach and wonderful staff. "

"The property seemed to be understaffed. Only one elevator was working out of 5. We had a broken toilet, but the front desk was amazing and got us into a new room. Joey the Concierge is the star of Marco Polo. From our room change to a Gator tour this man was 5 stars! I hope that small resorts like these will stick around. Remember what you could pay to stay at a neighboring resort and relax and enjoy the BEACH FRONT Pina Colada! "

"If you are looking for quiet beach time this is the place for you. Beach is just steps away. Great restaurant on the pier. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Rooms are great size and are in the process of being updated. I would definitely go back once renovations are done as it was nice to just spend some time on the beach without having to do much other than step out and find a lounge chair. I think peoples reviews are horrible to put this hotel down due to construction. Given all the nonsense of covid (which made our room seem bare, no coffee station, ice bucket, etc) the staff was very quick to address my concerns as they arose."

"Staff was prompt when needed services, property under construction was rough but I get it . Had to pay $18 / day to park on-site or $16/day across street . 5/day for microwave. All in all just an average hotel nothing special or fancy like the photos show ."

"During the pandemic the maid doesn’t come in during the stay so after 4 night stay trash and towels piled up. The app they want you to use must not function because I used hand towels to dry off. I spent around $800 on Uber to travel to South beach where everything is, so next visit I’ll stay there instead. Room was 1211 so on construction side but had a good ocean view and other than ugly the new mega hotel/condo going up was interesting to watch. One should know that when the sun is low enough in the sky all sunlight blocked by these mega buildings, so cold after that. We wanted to go on a 10pm walk on the beach and only doors leading outside are locked. So in our PJ’s we were told to walk to the next traffic light to use a public walkway to access beach.( scary, dark construction site tunnel, something only seen in scary movies) There was plenty of places to eat that are across the street, even a market "