Excellent travel station No notes 10/10…read more Huge and great customer service The train station offers a multiple stop across South Florida up to Orlando The prices are economical and access to the location is easy

I took the Brightline from Fort Lauderdale to the Miami station, and the Miami station was nicer by…read morefar. The built-in food hall is pretty great, and the fact that it is in a building with other things, rather than the stand alone of the FTL station, made it feel much more integrated into city life. While I did find that Brightline created an unnecessary and undue amount of stress for a short day trip, I understand why this train exists and why people who are traveling. Despite having taken public transit, with the people mover broken, there was no way to leave the station in an environmentally conscious manner. Although on paper the walk to the Perez Museum doesn't seem too long, it is an unshaded route passing a mess of abandoned lots, construction, heavy traffic, and many unpleasantries that were very, very sad to observe. We had to wait in line with other people all ordering Lyfts and Ubers. Returning to the station was also difficult, trying to catch a ride in city traffic and worrying about missing the return train.

My wife and I are in South Beach (Miami Beach) for the first time. The concierge recommended SWOOP…read moreMiami for short trips around SoBe and we used the service today. It was about 2 miles from our hotel on Espanola Way to Nikki Beach. I texted the phone number, gave our location, destination and number in our party. Got a reply within a minute or so saying a driver was 5 minutes away. We made four trips on Swoop today and we're very happy with the experience. The open electric vehicles move easily through traffic, the driver has music playlists yo suit any taste, he was personable and professional. He got stuck in traffic encounters yo pick us up on the last run (during rush hour) and texted us three times with status updates. This is a great way to get around SoBe. He also had recommendations for eateries and shops, shared history of the area and specific buildings, and made it fun. There's no set price, they work off tips.

I am so glad this transport service is still in business. Me and my husband used this service when…read morewe started dating in 2012. I think it was brand new then. I think our drivers name was Alex if I remember correctly. He was so awesome, swooped us from our hotel and took us wherever we needed to go in south beach. Played great music and made the drive so fun! We came back to California and never forgot it!

Visited on a ResortPass, and the experience was okay. Pros: nice views of the water and downtown,…read moregenerous cabanas, simple & convenient valet parking experience. Cons: you have to walk through the spa to get to the pool which felt awkward, tiny bathroom stalls, smaller pool. I will note that there were more kids at this location than I typically see at a ResortPass/hotel pool in Miami, and their splashing/cannon-balling right next to us with no parents actually parenting their kids (ex. Telling the kids to jump elsewhere) likely did impact my experience. When you're there to relax and you're getting splashed, the vibes as not aligned.

Collaborative Mondays continues to be one of those special experiences that reminds us why Miami's…read morecultural scene is so vibrant and inspiring. It was a pleasure to enjoy the artwork of Gustavo Plascencia and reflect on how, when we enter new spaces, we naturally seek connections--encouraging us to explore, engage, and become part of the community around us. The exhibition created a thoughtful environment where art became a bridge between people, ideas, and experiences. A special thank you to Ana and Bella for their dedication to bringing initiatives like this to life. Their efforts, along with many other cultural projects they champion, help make Miami a richer, more creative, and more connected city. I'd also like to thank the InterContinental Miami for hosting this wonderful activation. The venue provides the perfect setting, surrounded by art and architecture that beautifully complement the experience. Looking forward to many more Collaborative Mondays to come!

Sudsies on Miami Beach & Biscayne is the epitome of an excellent business that provides top of the…read moreline services and personalized customer relationships!!! You can't get any better than them. The same management for over thirty years with a top down culture of kindness. From the original owner Jason Loeb, to the original management Raul, to my local neighborhood representative and delivery person Wally, the humans working at Sudsies are AMAZING!

Sudsies has been the convenient solution for our dry cleaning needs since moving to Miami. The app…read moreis easy to sign in and navigate the the communication from our valet Giraldo has been great - he text me when the bag is picked up and dropped off so even if I am not home I can ask my nanny to grab the delivery. In a place like Miami where companies are consistently late or rescheduling, sudsies is always dependable and reliable. We do mostly dress shirts but I've been impressed with the quality and packing on my heavier costs and seasonal items. Highly recommended!

I had 12 patches from National Parks that I wanted sewed onto shirts that I bought for my husband…read more Geneva tailor did a fantastic job! They even fixed some patches that I had done at another shop which were in the wrong spot. Another time they altered a floor length velour dress that I wore at my son's wedding. Once again, it was a perfect job.

First of all, they are at least twice the price of any other tailor around. The wife will tell you…read morethe tailor is the main tailor at a designer store in the local mall. I don't doubt that, his work is good however I found a tailor for 1/3 the price just as good. Additionally, they are not open weekends and they often close earlier than they advertise during the week. I had to go 3 times. The most off-putting besides the prices and accessibility is when you pay, before the work is done, you card is swiped and they want to know how much you are tipping !!!!

Overall, we had a good experience at PortMiami, especially considering it was our first cruise. The…read morebiggest challenge was getting there. The driving directions and street signage were confusing, and we ended up making a wrong turn that took us to the opposite side of the port. I definitely recommend giving yourself extra time to navigate traffic, parking, and any unexpected detours--Miami traffic and road layouts can be a little chaotic! Once we arrived at the correct terminal, everything went smoothly. The port is large, and the parking garage appears to be fairly new with plenty of covered parking spaces. At $35 per day, it's more expensive than some nearby parking options, but for the convenience and proximity to the terminal, I thought it was well worth it. Check-in was quick, organized, and surprisingly easy. The waiting area was spacious and very clean. I didn't notice any charging stations or wall outlets for electronic devices, but fortunately, we didn't have to wait long before boarding. Overall, despite the confusing drive into the port, the actual check-in and boarding process was excellent. We'd definitely cruise from PortMiami again, just with a little extra time built into our arrival!

Brand new and super easy to navigate through! You basically…read morego in a straight line or TSA check point and scan your passport documents, any carry-on checks, and another scan of the face and you walk right in to the ship! Whole process took us 10-15 minutes max and most of it was walking haha. Royal Caribbean's Icon ship also shares the same terminal with MSC so you know how big it is! Highly recommend and can't wait to book our next cruise ^.^

We went on a group cruise with my husband's fraternity brothers from 50 years. The ship is about 10…read moreyears old and although it's nice, it needs renovation and more modernization ie, public bathrooms, carpets, decor. The staff is amazing. They can't do enough for you and always with a smile. They work hard entertaining us and always feeding us. Unless you eat in a specialty restaurant of which there are 5, the food can be better. But you will never go hungry here. This was an Eastern Caribbean cruise with 4 stops. They offered a variety of excursions. We are seasoned travelers in the Caribbean so we find out own thing. The islands are tourist oriented so in most cases you can navigate yourself without going on an expensive ship paid excursion. Our room was an accessible accommodation with bars in the shower and probably a little bigger than the others. We were very comfortable. We had a basic internet package snd classic drink package. It worked and very satisfied. This was a lovely vacation with so many options available to just relax or run snd have fun from morning until the wee hours of the morning.

This was my fourth cruise with Celebrity. So far, so good. My only gripe is that some staff have…read moreaccused and mistook me of being a crew member because of my mix of Asian & Native Hawaiian ancestries. Sounds innocent but it gets old after a while. We did a 7-night Western Caribbean cruise (Miami, Key West, Costa Maya, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Miami). STATEROOM: We stayed in stateroom 1585 which is on deck 11 in the Aqua Class (priority boarding, use of Persian Garden spa, exclusive dining in Blu Restaurant and a few other perks). A lack of charging ports is a big downfall on this ship. Only three are available (two at the desk, one in the bathroom). We were greeted with a non-emptied trash bin and food wrapped in a napkin in the mini refrigerator. The a/c also wasn't strong but was fairly comfortable. Bottles of water were replenished daily. BATHROOM: Surprisingly the shower's water pressure & drainage were good. Hot water was instant and plentiful. The shower system also sported multiple body jets. Amenities were very perfume-y. Oddly the basin's cold water was always warm. AMENITIES: Unlimited WiFi is now available (for a fee) and worked well. There was a $35 laundry day special. The daily canopies (appetizers delivered to room) were mostly sad and uninspiring. DINING: Blu Restaurant had a nice rotating & standard menu. Murano's food was very good. Silk Harvest was okay, really a P.F. Chang's in disguise. Sushi On 5 had fairly good ramen and sushi. Oceanview Cafe had a nice selection of item from morning till late night. Not once did we eat in the dining room. SHOWS: I'm not a fan of cheesy wannabe Broadway productions, sorry. But Bingo and pool deck parties were fun! SERVICE: Frideny at Guest Relations helped us with a beverage package error. Instead of having the premium, we were showing the lower classic. We (and many others) headed back down to Guest Relations because one of our room keys weren't working. Linda (hostess in Blu Restaurant) was a gem and provided exceptional service each and every time we interacted with her. She is the utmost definition of warmth, professional and friendliness. We really hope to see her again on future sails! Joahanna (server in Blu Restaurant) also took great care of us. She has the sweetest personality and was very professional. All the workers at the Martini Bar were the best, especially Munian! Innovative cocktails and great performances. Taz at the Sunset Bar was the only bartender who greeted AND thanked me. Simple professionalism goes a long way. The rest of the bartenders need to take control of their lines waiting as on many instances they'd assist people who approached the bar after others were waiting to be helped. SHORE EXCURSIONS: Key West - We booked the Key West Old Town Trolley ($25) which was a hop on/off tour then walked around town. Costa Maya - We booked the Costa Maya Triple Play ($109). Note that the "cenote swim" wasn't a swim at all. You enter the cenote, hang on to a rope while your chest down is in dirty-looking water and exit the cenote about 30 yards later. If it's too windy, you may not be able to paddle board. This port was the most disappointing as there was really nothing to see on land sans for a fake Disney-like village full of junk to buy. Cozumel - We booked the Chichen Itza Maya Ruins ($129). Boat ride for 45 minutes then almost 2 hour ride to the site, with just under 2 hours at the site. We and many others got back late to the ship that departs at 4:30pm due to the Cozumel port charging a high mooring fee to the cruise line. (We wanted Chichen Itza by Air but no one else signed up). Grand Cayman - We booked the Catamaran Sail & Stingray City ($79) after the Deluxe version ($59) got canceled due to a mechanical issue with the catamaran. Instead of matching the price, they gave a measly 10% off which was $7 and change, big whoops. Anyway, 15 minute van ride to the port, 25 minute catamaran ride to the site, 40 minutes feeding and interacting with the stingrays, and 30 minute sail back. Lots of free time on land after. TIPS: Book early. Get the beverage package especially if you like to drink booze. Wash your hands often as I witnessed a few passengers walking right out of the bathroom without washing. Gross! OVERALL: Good service and cuisine; the main reasons why we book with Celebrity.

Marta and Alex provide great, attentive service. Rooms are very clean and $60 nightly rate gets you…read morea room with 2 King mattresses. MIA is 10 minutes away, and excellent for quick overnight stays. SECURE & FAMILY FRIENDLY. Located next to the AutoZone on 8th Street; well-maintained trailer park hidden behind the Motel and away from the street. Inexpensive fast Cuban food across the street (La Palma). Next door is a strip mall with Cuban & French bakery (Breakfast less than $5, excellent coffee), dry cleaners, super market. Latin American dinner on the corner, Sedano supermarket / Diego's Andalusia Tapas 5 minutes away, and Versailles Restaurant 10 minutes away. My family relies on Marta and Alex to hold a room for us at least 1 week in advance. Very popular motel, and great "bang for the buck". Over the last 10 years, stayed at multiple hotels in Calle Ocho because of proximity to Hispanic community, affordable deals, easy access to MIA / Le Jeune / 42nd Street, and quick drive to KEY BISCAYNE. Over the years, all hotels in Calle Ocho changed from exclusively renting on a daily basis towards a more profitable strategy of renting on an hourly basis. If looking for secure and quiet stay, cannot recommend hotel rooms rented on hourly basis. THE REASON: Hourly rentals attracts undesirable company of street-walkers and addicts, which bring police activity in the middle of the night and all the noise that entails. Sunnyside motel has hosted my family of 4 every year since 2005. South American visitors love the idea of spending their lady full day in Miami before departing, and they insist on paying for the room. To their surprise, Sunnyside rates are more affordable than the hotels in South America and the cleanliness is superior, asking to come back on their next trip. This review is my honest opinion, without knowledge or compensation from the proprietors of Sunnyside Motel.

The people here are extremely nice and family oriented. This is the only motel that feels like a…read morehotel or a long term vacation home. The price is unbeatable! I love It. U gotta call way ahead to reserve a room though. I paid $280 for 5 nights stay!