Suggestions for Resort near Miami Beach

Kastina M. • July 30, 2013Great hotel, perfect location. My only advice would be to walk two blocks off the strip for more authentic food, much better pricing and service as well.

Anna A. • December 24, 2015Very friendly staff. The hotel is cituated perfectly close to the beach and also restaurants. Feels like time travel with all the Art Deco houses in this area. Very nice! The room were little small.

Jimmy C. • May 13, 2015Unbeatable location on Ocean drive, cute hotel with modern settings. Free international calls comfy and clean, swimming pool. Next to Versace's mansion and best restaurants, steps from the beach

Davide T. • March 5, 2012Great hotel, clean and modern room. Free Wi-fi and nice bathroom. . Everithing at a good price

Coray S. • April 19, 2011Considering the price, the Clinton is a great establishment. Super nice staff, fun and funky rooms, and free drinks from 7-8! Don't expect a super luxury resort, but for the price, it's a great place.

ᴡ G. • September 26, 2012Perfect location... right on he beach! Free WiFi, restaurant downstairs with super good appetizers!

Marco I. • May 8, 2018Location Location Location plus the three small pools are cool, secluded and well cover by the sun. Unless u book a suite, most room are basically a bed, a TV and bathroom

Ali Z. • February 16, 2022Really nice views and very close to the ocean! You can get lounge chairs for the beach at the beach!! The breakfast is very expensive but pretty good. Has a glass pool too!!!

Cancelled C. • April 20, 2013Beware of the additional fees, resort fee 15$, parking 33$. The room was relatively nice though and quite large and include retrofit kitchenette (sink & fridge).

Carly C. • May 6, 2013Hotel is very large rooms. Nice kitchen, directly across from beach. Staff is very accommodating. Def would return.

Gergely N. • September 1, 2013Extremely friendly staff, very good price, great bagel with cream cheese for breakfast. Cook outs on the weekends. Highly recommended to stay here for a few days.

HISTORY • February 6, 2013America’s largest concentration of 1920s and 1930s resort architecture can be found in this area, also known as the Miami Beach Architectural District.