Prime Hotel

My Sister stayed here for here pre Birthday vaycay. While Miami is beautiful. Never EVER STAY HERE. She was discriminated against because of her disability. To treat another person in such a evil way. I tried to call an speak with manager about incident. The front desk kept hanging up on me. Poor business

This boutique hotel is a hidden gem—beautifully appointed, impeccably clean, and rich with historic charm. Tucked away on the south end of the Ocean Blvd strip, it offers a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently close to key attractions. With only 14 rooms, the hotel exudes a warm, personal touch that sets it apart from larger chain accommodations. The intimate atmosphere and thoughtful details create a truly memorable stay. Highly recommended for those seeking a unique and charming escape!

We stayed here in March as a group of friends with 3 rooms booked. As soon as we arrived we found home made cookies in the room which was so nice. I wouldn’t call it a 4 start hotel, but this is rather a restaurant with some rooms on top of it. The building is conveniently located on ocean drive, close to the beach and there’s plenty of dining options nearby. The entrance of the place is very hard to spot, I would suggest to put signs on the door. Coffee and water are available in the morning near the reception desk which was convenient. The building also features a little swimming pool on the rooftop which is nice but the water was way too hot to be enjoyable. Despite the high price tag, my room felt like it was a lower category when compared to the ones my friends had. Rooms aren’t really sound proofed, I would recommend you bring your own earplugs. Window shades are also not very effective and the light coming from the toilet can’t be blocked, because there’s no curtains in the bathroom’s window and the shower has a glass facing the bed (also without curtains). So if I were you I’d bring an eye mask too. While I was showering people from the building next door could see me, since I had no toilet windows shades whatsoever. I would also recommend you bring your own towels, since there hasn’t been a single day that I didn’t find hair in the towels provided by the housekeeping. It was just gross. Water pressure in the shower is not strong, air conditioning is loud, as well as the vent in the bathroom. Since this is a restaurant, with some rooms on top of it, you might stumble into the waiters and managers having meetings before the opening of the restaurant, which could make you feel uncomfortable. When the restaurant is open the smell of food is overwhelming. The hallways also smelled weird. One day we asked for towels for the beach and the receptionist told us like 7 times in a row, that if we didn’t return them we’d have to pay 30$ for each lost towel. I’m not sure why she had to point it out so many times, maybe we looked suspicious to her, I’m not sure. On the last day, we asked if they had a luggage storage room, but our bags were just left in a corner in the restaurant which could not be 100% safe. Also, while we were checking out and waiting for our uber to the airport near the bar area, we were asked to leave the place and wait on the curb in the heat, because according to the receptionist some customers could’ve been coming to the bar. So we complied with his request and waited 30 minutes in the sun and of course no customers showed up. I guess there’s many better options in the area. Here’s some pictures of towels from the housekeeping cart, which already had hair on them.