Level Three is an event space in Aventura Mall. If you're looking to hold a private event with…read morefamily and friends, or a corporate event in the Miami area, this a great place to host. It's access is through an elevator which is separate from the mall and literally across from the Apple Store above another business.

From the owner: LEVEL THREE features the perfect backdrop for splendid soirées and special occasions…read more Sophisticated, artistic, and striking, it's spacious modern interior is a blank white canvas, purposefully designed so each event is limited only by the imagination of its host. Floor-to-ceiling windows enable light and energy to flow throughout the space, while offering sweeping, day and night views. An expansive feature wall is ideal for projection mapping, enabling guests to transcend their experience through digital art.  Outside, a vast, rooftop terrace is surrounded by lush landscaping delivering an artful balance of indoor and outdoor experiences. Extensive amenities--including cutting edge A/V technology, fully equipped chefs kitchen, a private conference room, luxury marble restrooms, private valet entrance and on-site complimentary parking facilities within a central location,--facilitate the seamless execution of splendid soirées. Realize your Vision at LEVEL THREE.

Attended a friend's wedding there. To start, the grounds were incredible. Waterfalls, swans and…read moreother wildlife throughout the property. A wonderful venue for any occasion, in my humble opinion. We were in a clear sided tent which was well illuminated and the air conditioning did not disappoint. The management has contacts for event management, music, food, decor, etc. I do not know if the family brought in their own music and catering or used the venue's, but both were very good. Highly recommend!

We sent an inquiry for my wedding because my boyfriend liked the venue online. However, Joseph…read moreDoyle was very rude, refusing to give us any information until we confirmed the date he said was okay (which, it wasn't, but if had the treatment been different and we liked it in person as much as we did online, we could have compromised). They can keep their garden, I'm not paying 21k to someone who does business like that.

Beautiful performance. What a great show. My family and I really enjoyed the show. I highly…read morerecommend the Vegas baby headliner show. We had a free parking for this event and it was not far from the entrance.we got to meet the performers in the end. The musician and the acoustics was great. Overall I highly recommend this show.

We recently went with our family to see The Second City touring company at the Aventura Arts &…read moreCultural Center in February 2024 and it was our first time in the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center and we're so happy we have this in our backdoor. We arrived about 15 minutes before show time and parked in one of the nearby Aventura city parking lots (complimentary parking), or you can opt for valet parking at a fee. I would personally walk each time because you typically don't walk more than 500 feet or so to get to the building. When you arrive, you go through a light security check point and walk into the venue. They have concessions with a full bar and light snacks. Mixed drinks and wine are $12 for a single or $18 for a double. They have a few spots to walk in and check your tickets and the ushers take you right to your seat. There's not a bad seat in the house (we were two rows from the back of the theater and loved our seats- see photo). If you see a show you want to attend, go for it! It's a great theater, with amazing staff!

This coworking space in Hallandale was out of a dream. I did a day free trial, but they are running…read morea special and a pop in workday is 20 or they have membership options. The interior design of the space was amazing and they had multiple options for where you can get work done. You could choose a conference room, private room, table, or a relaxing sofa. They even have a coffee bar inside, a glam room, and a place to record podcasts. Visiting the space is the perfect option if you work remote and need some inspiration for your job. I would definitely visit the emery again!

I can't wait for this to open I've been part of the networking group for almost a year and it has…read morechanged my life!

Great location. Easy in and out with parking (or Uber) - but the entrance will sneak up on you from…read morethe road! A nice breakfast experience with indoor and outdoor seating. Great selection of pools. Service on the beach, too. For me, the key here was service. It seems that when you ask for something anymore, it either ends up falling through the cracks or taking forever to accomplish. The Acqualina scored extremely high for not falling into that average, with everyone working there being of exceptional quality.

This review is specifically for Hassan, one of the gentleman in security. Hassan was extremely…read morepolite, professional, and personable during an interaction earlier today. I had inconvenienced the building by pushing my classic car into their driveway to not block the main road after it had stalled. Hassan came by to check on what was going on and was extremely generous with his time and making sure everything was okay. Thank you again!

As a fan of history and architecture, the Hollywood Women's Club certainly caught my eye as I was…read morewalking along the exercise path that runs along the historic Hollywood Beach Golf and Country Club across the street. Like many women's clubs in Florida, the Hollywood Women's Club was founded in 1922 during the Florida Land Boom years. In the 1920's women's clubs were formed to give back to the community. They became a way for women to get out of the house and assert their independence. They allowed women to get involved in politics and launched the women's rights movement. The Hollywood Women's Club predated the founding of the city and in 1924 they joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The first club members were the wives of officers in the J.W. Young Organization which was the development company building Hollywood. They met in the first clubhouse that was built on land donated by the founder of Hollywood, Joseph W. Young in 1927. Early club projects included donating hundreds of books to the first public library, holding tag sales to pay for health screenings for children, giving migrating farmers assistance with housing and welfare, getting the Miami Telephone Co. to bring the first telephone line to town, and collecting $12,000 during a war bonds drive. Today the club supports literacy programs, funds a youth scholarship, participates in the Hollywood Historical Society, supports the neighborhood crime watch, and provides financial aid to many state charities through the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The original plans for the clubhouse included an ornate Mediterranean Revival style. After the collapse of the land boom due to the Great Depression and several hurricanes the design was scaled back to a more affordable $25,000 Classical Revival style building in 1927. The building was listed as a a local historical landmark in 1985, and added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1995. Between 2012 and 2014 money was raised by the club and added to a grant to prevent the clubhouse from sinking into the sand. Other cosmetic work was also completed on this charming historical building. In 2022 the Hollywood Women's Club celebrated their 100th anniversary. During this time further electrical improvements and upgrades to the kitchen were made. Today the clubhouse is available to be rented for private events. The 1,200 square foot main event room has hardwood floors and a grand piano and can accommodate 60 people. There is also a catering kitchen. Information on how to rent the clubhouse and join and volunteer with this important civic organization can be found on the club website. If there are any upcoming events you can find that information as well. For instance they hold 2 round bingo nights for $10. The next bingo night is May 30th and they serve inexpensive drinks including alcohol and snacks. For over 100 years the women of Hollywood have been coming together to improve their local community as well as the state of Florida. Women's clubs have a legacy of helping their communities and it's nice to see that this one is still going strong today.

We hosted my mother's 90th birthday party at this venue. We could not have found a more perfect…read moreplace to have celebrated. From the initial inquiry call 6 weeks out to the event day the staff was immediately responsive, informative, kind and knowledgeable. The restored Women's Club is run by a staff of loving, dedicated volunteers. Every question that I had as our plans developed were addressed with amazing speed. The venue has been beautifully restored and we were honored to have our celebration here. Would not hesitate to recommend the Hollywood Women's Club venue. Thank you to the team that made this venue beautiful and available to us.

I had a wonderful experience at dezerland Samiya was so nice and helpful i highly recommend this…read moreplace

I'm very disappointed with my experience booking the "Ultimate Celebration Package." I was charged…read moredifferently from what the website and the staff clearly explained at booking. Management dismissed our evidence and refused to correct the overcharge. During the exchange they said they were "fine" with us filing a dispute, which -- combined with their response -- makes it seem like this is a recurring issue. I provided invoices and screenshots showing what was promised. Because the charge remains unresolved I have filed a formal dispute with my credit card company. Check everything carefully before you book with them.

This Ancient Spanish Monastery located in North Miami is an enclave for European architecture and…read morehistory. Built in Spain in 1133, the cloisters and outbuildings were purchased by William Randolph Hearst in 1925 with plans to bring them to the United States. Taken apart stone by stone, it was packed in 11,000 wooden crates. In 1952, two Miami businessmen purchased the Monastery with plans to turn it into a tourist attraction. Time magazine called it "the biggest jigsaw puzzle in history," completed in 1953 and $20 million dollars. Sold to Robert Pentland Jr. in 1964, he in turn gave it to the Bishop of Florida. It is currently owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida. There is a museum with historic Spanish artifacts. While the church is at its core, the monastery surrounded by beautiful gardens and courtyard is an oasis of peace and serenity. A great place for special events. A wedding was being set up while we were there on a Sunday. Open 10-4 Monday to Friday and varies on weekends depending on events. Entrance fee is $10.

This place is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth a visit. But be sure to call ahead or check…read moretheir hours before you visit, they're not open every day.

Amazing service and staff! I got my beautiful room with the ocean view few hours earlier of my…read morecheck in. Everyone is super nice and helpful. My phone charger broke during the stay, Jane went above and beyond to get me a charger. Rooms great and clean beach is amazing. Love this hotel. Will be back!

Disappointing to say the least... for a $48 daily resort fee and $45 daily parking hotel much more…read moreis expected. While hotel looks good in the inside lobby and 4th floor, everything else is poor. Room was extremely small for a double bed, while clean it was very run down for those type of prices. Pool are is very small and not well maintained, pool bar was only open on the weekend and even tho was not busy it took 1 hour to get guac and chips plus two drinks. Staff clearly not well trained ( never saw so many drinks being drop). Website photos of hotel are very deceiving, will definitely not come back , it's a 5 star hotel pricing with a 3 star hotel amenities and service.