Shares60Shares60Share with your friendsYour NameYour EmailRecipient EmailEnter a MessageI read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called 7 cool Miami hotels you can actually afford and is located at https://www.cheaptickets.com/blog/2016/04/7-cool-miami-hotels-you-can-actually-afford/.CaptchaSubmit Dalia ColonApril 27, 2016 Leave a comment From beaches to people-watching to free museum days, some of the best things to do around Miami don’t cost a dime. But you’ve still gotta find a place to rest your head at night, and that can get pricey. Luckily, we’ve found some cool Miami hotels that’ll leave you with enough cash leftover for a top-shelf mojito. The fine print. All prices reflect a one-night stay on a random mid-week date in June, quoted at the time of writing. Cadet Hotel, $129 a night What: A 34-room Art Deco hotel with an outdoor pool, on-site spa and updated guest rooms. Why: You want the best of both worlds: two blocks’ walking distance from Lincoln Road Mall, with enough foliage to block out noise from the bustling shopping district. Most Miami thing about it: The Clark Gable Suite, complete with marble accents, a clawfoot tub and bragging rights as the World War 2-era home of the actor-turned-Air Force captain. The Whitelaw Hotel, $68 a night What: A South Beach boutique hotel with free happy hour, yoga classes and airport shuttle. Why: You’re jonesing to live out your “Barbie meets Barbarella” fantasies in a suite with crystal chandiliers, Baroque-style furniture and velvety linens. Most Miami thing about it: The rooftop sun deck. Habitat Residence, $139 a night What: High-rise “condo hotel” with fully-equipped one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, plus shared spaces including a gym, concierge and outdoor pool. Why: You like the idea of a full kitchen, separate living and sleeping spaces, but you’re leery of Airbnb. Most Miami thing about it: The view from your private balcony. The hotel’s two towers overlook Miami’s tony Brickell financial district. The Clay Hotel, $105 a night What: Spanish-style inn located at the base of Española Way, the city’s charming pedestrian thoroughfare. Why: You’re a bargain hunter who’ll take advantage of the 15 percent discount hotel guests receive at many of the restaurants on Española Way. Most Miami thing about it: The history. Legend has it that gangster Al Capone ran a gambling ring from the hotel in the 1920s, and a decade later entertainer Desi Arnaz introduced the rhumba craze there. Circa 39 Miami Beach, $126 a night What: Quiet-ish boutique hotel with a cheery decor, private poolside cabanas and a small gym. Why: You’re all about convenience. The beach is across the street, and the hotel provides beach chairs and towels. Most Miami thing about it: Free private poolside cabanas. Order cocktails and “global comfort food” without bothering to get up. Daddy O Hotel, $101 a night What: Modest hotel with respectable perks like Tempur-Pedic mattresses, rainfall showerheads and daily continental breakfast included. Why: You’ve always wanted to order room service from the Palm Restaurant. The hotel shares a building with the upscale steakhouse, which is happy to deliver to your room. Most Miami thing about it: The hotel is located on Bay Harbor Islands, within walking distance of the beachand the swanky Shops at Bal Harbour. YVE Hotel Miami, $118 a night What: Sleek, brightly lit hotel less than two miles from the Port of Miami. Why: You’re heading for a cruise, but you don’t want to stay in some generic industrial hotel while you wait. Most Miami thing about it: The views. Wake up in your big, comfy bed to sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Tagged: Beach, City, Florida Note: CheapTickets compensates authors for their writings appearing on this site. Bio Latest Posts Dalia Colon Latest posts by Dalia Colon (see all) These 7 dessert fests are the sweetest thing ever - October 7, 2019 America’s 10 weirdest summer festivals - May 9, 2018 Top 10 cheap things to do in Fort Lauderdale - April 23, 2018 Related Posts 6 cheap hotels in San Diego you’ll actually want to... By Ally Marotti The 7 trips every recent grad should take By Beth Graham 10 hotels for when you’re young, broke and awesome By Jason Heidemann Stranded on vacation: How to keep an extended trip cheap By Ally Marotti