Located in the heart of downtown Miami, across from Bayside Marketplace, with over 96 specialty stores and 14 renowned restaurants.... more »
Located in the heart of downtown Miami, across from Bayside Marketplace, with over 96 specialty stores and 14 renowned restaurants. Overlooking Miami's Biscayne Bay, the Holiday Inn is just minutes away from the Port of Miami, American Airlines Arena, and the Performing Arts Center. Business guests will appreciate our proximity to Miami's government centers, financial district, banks, accounting and import/export firms. Our entire staff takes pride in providing a friendly and pleasant environment. We would like the opportunity to host your next visit to Miami!
Intercontinental
Located in the heart of downtown Miami, across from the world-class Bayside Marketplace with over 96 specialty stores and 14 renowned restaurants. Overlooking Miami's Biscayne Bay, the Holiday Inn is just walking distance or a short ride away from the Port of Miami, American Airlines Arena, and South Beach. Business guests will appreciate our proximity to Miami's financial and government centers, banks, accounting and import/export firms. Our entire staff takes pride in providing a friendly and pleasant environment and would like the opportunity to host your next visit to Miami! This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. If your accessibility needs are not met, please contact the Hotel Manager on Duty. Should you require additional information regarding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities, please call 1-800-Holiday (U.S. and Canada) or contact the hotel directly. For the hearing impaired, TDD service is available at 1-800-238-5544 within the U.S. and Canada.
Orbitz
This downtown Miami hotel overlooks Biscayne Bay and the Port of Miami. The Miami Convention Center is one mile away and Bayside Marketplace, with 14 restaurants and over 90 speciality shops, is across the street from the hotel. The rooms are comfortable and clean and come with refrigerators, microwaves, and coffeemakers. The breakfast buffet doesn't have a huge choice for the price but there are plenty of other places near the hotel. The pool isn't huge but is fine to cool off in when it's hot. The fitness center is quite well equipped, as long as it's not too busy. The hotel's restaurant in open for breakfast and dinner, with lunch being served on the weekends. There is also a business center. The staff are friendly and helpful. Great hotel if you need somewhere to stay for a couple of nights.
skoosh.com
Location. The Holiday Inn Port of Miami Downtown is located in Miami, Fla. , Across the street from Bayside Marketplace and American Airlines Arena , One-half mile from Port of Miami and Guzman Center, . Hotel Features. Marina Bistro Café and Lounge, Seasonal outdoor pool and fitness center, Complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access, . Guestrooms. Cable television, Coffeemakers, . .
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The hotel was very nice and located
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Posted Jan 30, 2009
Excellent
The hotel was very nice and located across the street from the Bayside Market. We spent our evening listening to live area music by the bay and shopping at the mall. The mall has a nice food court with a variety of food choices reasonably priced....
Nothing.Cold, dirty, noisy, uncomfortable, terrible food.“This hotel is outrageously overpriced. It has no redeeming features. The room was ice cold, rooms were not made up until late in the afternoon (after several requests), dinner was inedible,...
Location was excellent, walked across
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Posted Sep 07, 2008
Good
Location was excellent, walked across the street for shops and dining, short cab trips to ships and airport.Older building with narrow hallways.“This is a sound choice for those taking cruises. Things to do across the street and right between the...
32 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for business
This hotel isn't that great, but it's reasonably priced, and it's in a good spot. The employees were helpful and nice. This hotel is clean, and everything seems relatively new, but it's not that pretty. The wifi is free. I good choice if you're on a
My friend and I stayed one night before
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Posted Jun 11, 2008
Okay
My friend and I stayed one night before going on a 7 day cruise. When we got back one week later, we called the hotel because my friend left his winter jacket and shirt in the closet in our room. We told them the day and room number we were there,...
27 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
After sitting in traffic for nearly an hour in a smelly cab, we arrived at the hotel, which from the outside looked as though it had seen better days. We walked into the lobby and found ourselves in the middle of way too many people for the space. The railings on the stairs were broken, and the floor tiles were all cracked... The desk staff acted as though we were really bothering them by requesting to check-in. I reserved a room overlooking the port, I was told I had that none were available. I protested, and they reluctantly reduced my rate. I finally got my keys, and headed for the elevators, two of which were out of service. Arriving at our floor, we were greeted by a terrible smell, a mixture of bathroom deodorizer, and mildew... in other words, a locker room. Our room was not much better, the bed had stains all over the comforter, the window didn't quite close, so the sounds of the street festival below (which lasted till nearly 2am) poured into the room. The carpet was tattered and stained, the bathroom was old, and dingy, and about the size of a small walk-in closet. It was as if they seriously worked hard on figuring out the absolute minimum of space required to call it a bathroom. The showerhead sprayed in every direction but that which it was designed, and the tub was stained. The magazines were sticky? and the coffee packets in the room were about 8 months out of date. The ceiling was stained, and pieces of it were flaking off. The furniture in the room looked like it had endured several decades of service.
Once we settled, we met others from the group at the hotel bar for a drink. I ordered a gin & tonic, and it was served to me with a dead fly in it. I told the bartender about the extra protein in my drink and he questioned me as though I had placed the dead fly in my own drink. He then asked me if I would like another, I said no, absolutely not. We left and went to Hard Rock Cafe for proper drinks and dinner. The next morning on our way down to breakfast, the elevator broke between floors, and we sat there with roughly 10 other people for a miserable 30 minutes. Once we made it out, we had breakfast in the restaurant (which cost $45 for two). Breakfast consisted of a buffet with hot items on one side and cold on the other. All of it appeared and tasted like that which most hotels offer as a free breakfast. The waitress appeared to be serving about 20 tables, so even the smallest request took quite some time.
We checked out and complained about all that we had encountered to the desk clerk, who promptly responded with a simple, "sorry ‘bout that, have a nice day" I travel for business usually every week, and have stayed at hundreds of hotels over the past several years, and I have never had such bad experience with a hotel as I did here in Miami. Next time I cruise, I will either chance flying in the day of departure, or stay somewhere a little further from the port. Bottom line is the ONLY good thing this hotel has going for it is its location, everything else about it stinks, literally (in some cases).
63 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We were met at the front door by a very efficient employee who quickly took our bags to the reception. A superb start but from here on it went downhill! We had asked for a non-smoking room and found that we had been allocated a smoking room. The receptionist changed it to a non-smoking room but her, obviously senior, companion grabbed that room key and then proceeded to change the room. Her attitude was a disgrace. I should have noticed from the other two receptionists expressions that we were being moved to a pits of a room....and that is what it was.
If you get a room at the back of this hotel on the upper floors then you most likely will get no sleep. There are massive aircon units that make such a racket throughout the night that I defy anyone to sleep through the noise. The room was the most abysmal hotel room we have ever stayed at. Amazingly small with a minute bathroom where you could virtually have a shower, use the washbasin and toilet without really moving more than a foot or so. Added to this it was old and grotty...ughh.
The furniture in the room was only fit for the scrapheap...for instance the table leg stuck out at such an angle the joint was exposed and it was ready to fall down!
I am amazed that this hotel gets away with providing such an awful room and my sincere advice is to avoid this hotel like the plague.
Loved being so close to the bayside and
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Posted Apr 24, 2008
Excellent
Loved being so close to the bayside and port.Poor service, breakfast was over priced for what was offered, my friends went to the bar for cocktails and felt the service was awful.“Customer service /front desk was very good. I called ahead to confirm ...
The location to the cruise ship piers
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Posted Apr 15, 2008
Good
The location to the cruise ship piers was good. Bayside shopping good too.On a noisy and busy street with low flying airplanes throughout the night.“We arrived 2 hours early of check-in but were allowed in our rooms, which was great. We made an easy ...
The location was great for our cruise
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Posted Apr 08, 2008
Good
The location was great for our cruise.Older and a little dirty.“The hotel was great for the location. It was across from Bayside park and there were lots of things for us to do the night before our cruise without having to take a taxi anywhere. The...
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