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Best "balcony" hotel in Miami ?


Ykgorbie

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We will be spending 4 to 5 nights in Miami pre-cruise this coming October. One of our pre-requisites is having a balcony. Would also prefer to be a little closer to the POM than to the airport. We are not renting a vehicle and are ok with taking a taxi or walking. Any suggestions??

Thanks in advance!:)

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For a stay of 4-5 days you should skip downtown Miami and head to Miami Beach. ;) From South Beach or just to the north you are only a 10-15 minute/$15-20 cab ride from the port.

 

www.Oyster.com does a great job with hotel reviews & details in South Beach - hotels there tend to be smaller and more expensive, but there is wonderful dining and nightlife (& a great beach) within walking distance of most places. Good luck! :)

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A balcony hotel in South Beach will be very expensive. What is your price range?

 

Agree to not stay downtown for that long.

 

I would get a guide book on Miami and do a little research. I think you'll find your priorities will change a little. October is still summer in Miami. It doesn't cool off.

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You can google "hotels with balconies in Miami Beach/South Beach" and you'll see a list and description for them. I'd start there, maybe then head to tripadvisor.com to read recent reviews and then come back here with some possible options you are considering. There are some resident experts here that will help narrow your choices.

Like Blue Herons says, if you have a big budget, balconies in the beach area are really pricey. Naming a $$$ limit would help the "experts" rec something that fits.

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You can google "hotels with balconies in Miami Beach/South Beach" and you'll see a list and description for them. I'd start there, maybe then head to tripadvisor.com to read recent reviews and then come back here with some possible options you are considering. There are some resident experts here that will help narrow your choices.

Like Blue Herons says, if you have a big budget, balconies in the beach area are really pricey. Naming a $$$ limit would help the "experts" rec something that fits.

 

Blue Herons accurately says that hotel rooms with balconies on South Beach are expensive. If you're willing to move up the beach a ways (and take cabs to South Beach when desired), balcony rooms can be more affordable.

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Just stayed at the Marriott Courtyard on Collins in Miami Beach. We paid $175. a night for 4 in the room Had a great balcony room with 2 queens and frig. Balcony overlooked the pool and beach beyond pool. There is access to the beach from the hotel. We were on the 9th floor. There is a restaurant at hotel (we did not eat there) and 2 places to eat across the street-one a deli type that would work for breakfast. You can check it out on the Marriott site to see if it is in a location that suites your needs. Trip Advisor ratings were good-if you care to go by these.

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Just stayed at the Marriott Courtyard on Collins in Miami Beach. We paid $175. a night for 4 in the room Had a great balcony room with 2 queens and frig. Balcony overlooked the pool and beach beyond pool. There is access to the beach from the hotel. We were on the 9th floor. There is a restaurant at hotel (we did not eat there) and 2 places to eat across the street-one a deli type that would work for breakfast. You can check it out on the Marriott site to see if it is in a location that suites your needs. Trip Advisor ratings were good-if you care to go by these.

 

Thank you for that - will check it out!

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YKGorbie,

 

come join the roll call for this cruise, if you are so inclined!

 

 

There are a bunch of us staying at the Holiday Inn pre cruise, across from the Bayside.

Thanks ! I will join the roll call !

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