Hotels near Bayfront Park, Miami

This hotel is embarrassing and an insult to the name “Regency”. It is surprising such a structure, in this condition, is nearby a major US airport such as Miami International. No laundry / dry cleaning service is available. The structure looks like it hasn’t been refurbished since the early 60s of the 20th century. The only photos that still represent the existing condition of the structure today are the ones of the pool, but unfortunately it was closed but I stayed there — or rather, when I checked in and then checked out after half an hour. First time in my life that I change hotel after check-in because of the conditions of the building and the services provided. A special mention goes to the staff, that is kind, proactive and truly at the client’s disposal (not ironic: I mean it). You can tell that they do what they can to compensate the hotel’s conditions, but unfortunately in this case the problem is not the staff: it is the hotel.

Had a horrible experience a couple of blocks away at some trashy place… But not only was this hotel the exact opposite of that, but they ACTUALLY got me in the vacation mood right back again. Luis the manager was nothing but a knowledgeable young man of the area and his hospitality is what got me to give this a shot. 10/10

We had a great stay. The hotel is next to major roads if you are going to downtown Miami or elsewhere. The breakfast included was basic, and with high quality products and offerings. The one observation is that you have to request room cleaning service 24-hrs in advance or they won't come to clean the bathroom and empty trash cans. I was fine with not changing sheets and towels everyday for eco-friendly reasons, but I would suggest the front-desk to remind guests of this cleaning-upon-request. However, when we did ask for room cleaning the day before we left, the front desk graciously made that happen that same day. I will stay there again on my next trip.

Do NOT stay here if you have an early flight and want to enjoy breakfast. We tried to go to breakfast at the Coral Cafe at 6:00 am only to find out that breakfast doesn't open until 6:30 am. I stood by the hostess because it said wait to be seated and she just looked at me rudely and said, ”uhhh...? Do you need something or...” I replied, ”Yes, I wanted to get breakfast.” She responded rudely, ”Well, it doesn't even open until 6:30 so you're gonna have to wait.” We are diamond members and we tried to use our food and beverage credit to grab something quickly. We only had 5 minutes to eat so we couldn't sit down and eat. We only wanted a croissant that we were willing to pay $15 for and It was literally just sitting at the buffet to grab easily. The hostess was so freaking rude and argued with me and embarrassed me in front of everyone. She said I had to sit down and wait to be served. We had already waited 30 minutes for her to tell us this. She told us to go to Starbucks instead. I informed her that I wanted to use my food and beverage credit and she said, ”oh well. I don't know if it works there, but you'll just have to go there because that's you're only option. I can't give you a croissant here. You have to sit down and wait to be served.” Pretty ridiculous that I couldn't buy something to go. They also charged us $18 for our Turo to be parked in the parking lot for only a couple hours while it was waiting to be picked up! We didn't even have the car parked over night. Also, I NEVER received a receipt after checkout which is not normal for Hilton. I had to find the receipt online via the app. Will never stay here again! Super rude and terrible customer service! I have stayed at many Hiltons all over the world, but I have never been treated so poorly!

I'm glad that this place was available as a budget option in Miami, however, it fell below my expectations. Firstly, Copper Door should not deceptively name itself as a B&B since that would mean they offer a breakfast included with the room rate. They actually only offer a 10% discount on their restaurant which is extravagantly priced ($20 for a chicken & waffles). Secondly, this is not a ”3-star”, it is more like a 2-star since it is basic but does have a public lounge. Finally, this place is VERY budget. Uncomfortable spongey, lumpy pillows, no outlets near the bed for your phone, no mini fridge for keeping cold beverages, no ice. How can they not offer cold water in hot Miami? The closet light did not work, so I had to keep my clothes in a dark closet. The bathroom is very small, so you can't keep your toiletries nearby. Most of all, the staff wasn't accommodating for simple and very normal requests such as luggage holding. We were told to download an app for another service, then we would have to take a taxi to bring our luggage to a locker! After enough complaining, we were able to get them to just hold our luggage behind the desk for two hours. Overall, an okay experience. Wish they offered more amenities and service.

Everything perfect, the hotel is very nice, the rooms are very spacious. It is located in the center of Coral Talks and with all the services around. The staff is very attentive. 100% recommendable

The Citizen M Miami was great for a one-night trip. The bed was large and comfortable, making it perfect for sleeping well. But the room size is quite small, so if you’re planning on staying longer than one night, make sure to bring very few items – there isn’t much storage space. The location was good – it’s about a 10-minute walk from the Brightline station and the Bayside Marketplace. If you haven’t stayed at the Citizen M before, you may not be used to the concept of having a toilet and shower in a glass box with limited privacy. Additionally, the bed is against a wall, so if you’re sharing with someone, one of you will have to climb over the other. Considering all this, I felt that the price was quite expensive for what you get. But it was great for a quick one-night stay!

We were only in our room for about 7 hours. Just used it to catch a few hours of sleep before our trip to Ecuador early the next morning. The hotel looks renovated except for the room doors. For some reason they left the old doors while they renovated the rest of the hotel and the doors serve as a reminder that this place is old. Bad call by who ever made that decision. The room itself is a decent size, has a comfortable bed, and a newish looking bathroom. For the price I would stay here again if I had another overnight layover at MIA.

The room is nice, large, cozy and close to the beach. The only downside is that the faucet in the wash basin in the bathroom has too little water!