The New Yorker Miami Hotel, Miami

The hotel is in a prime location in midtown Miami, convenient for driving to beaches and other fun neighborhoods. Rooms were nicely decorated and super clean, although there was no fresh air unless the door was left open. The service was incredibly friendly and lovely, especially from staff members Jeff and Charles. Dining was very basic, and the rest of the place was a disaster, but the pies were a highlight.

The hotel has a poolside rooms which are clean and acceptable, though some walls may need work. The service was efficient and pleasant, but parking for disabled guests was lacking. The location is cozy and relaxing, despite some shady appearances. The dining options are simple, yet the toasted sandwiches were awful.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were clean and cozy, but being on the 2nd floor facing the road, I had to use the complimentary earplugs to manage the noise. The service was friendly and helpful, especially during check-in, though the location had its drawbacks with screams and police showing up. The dining options were decent, and the pool provided a nice retreat at the end of a busy day. Overall, it offers value for money with some minor inconveniences.

The hotel had cute, clean rooms with a big and comfortable bed, though the exterior didn't match the interior charm. The service staff, especially Jerry, were lovely and helpful. The location was perfect with great nearby dining options and attractions, like Legion Park and North Beach, within a short drive. The dining experience was mixed with some limited breakfast options but nearby restaurants compensated. A potential boutique gem with modern amenities but some dining shortcomings.