Last minute hotel stay-should have read the reviews! BELIEVE THEM! The palmetto bugs all around the lobby should have been clue 1. Don't be fooled by what appears to be interior hallways- they are open ended to the outside. This is the only place that I've seen that has a sliding glass door at the end of a hallway opening to the outside of the 3rd floor! The ac was off in the room. We did not get the free breakfast voucher which evidently did not cover anything but toast - until after breakfast was already eaten and I tried to leave. This is the hotel used for the Carnival cruise staff - the names, job titles and ship postings are listed outside the exit door into the parking lot! Don't go here!

My room smelled like an armpit, there were springs poking through the matress, the AC unit was off when I arrived, the room was about 80 degrees, and the unit is not powerful enough to cool it down, it isn't close to anything, the wall paper is peeling off of the walls.

It's maybe the second worst place I've ever stayed at and I'm a budget traveller.

I stayed there back in 2007. Hope I Never See That Place Again. Rude People, Filthy Room, the Best I can Say about the Hotel is: "The Beer Was Cold" But, so were the Waiters and Waitress' and the Majority of the employees working there. BAD NEW JOINT. I have one other thing I would like to tell You future Customers, but I don't want to GROSS YOU OUT and Perhaps You Would Not Believe Me..

SARGE, US Army Airborne, Retired, San Pedro Sula, Honduras

A few friends and I traveled to Miami to attend Ultrafest music festival. We needed to find a place to stay just for a night. Most hotels located downtown Miami were more than $400 per night. This hotel provided a good bargain for the services offered. Our room was spacious, clean and had a great balcony overlooking Ponce de Leon Blvd. Some of the furniture was slightly outdated, but overall the staff was very accommodating and if I needed a place to stay near Miami again I would go back.