Loews Miami Beach Hotel

The hotel is beautiful. We booked a partial sea view room in the main building, which has a maximum floor of 17. We were assigned a room on the 15th floor, and the ocean was visible diagonally in front of the window. The hotel also has an annex building, which appears to be about 10 stories high. When we booked, the Ocean Front room in the annex was the same price as the partial sea view room in the main building and included three breakfasts. After researching and reading reviews saying the main building was recently renovated and newer, we chose the main building room. The hotel entrance is surrounded by palm trees, and the lobby is quite grand. A path leading to the swimming pool from the side entrance has fountains on both sides, which are beautifully lit at night. The swimming pool isn't large, but it's surrounded by rows of beach chairs. Walking across the pool and out of the hotel leads directly to the beach – incredibly convenient! On our first day, we took photos and played in the water on the beach. The hotel provides dedicated lounge chairs and towels. Sun umbrellas cost an extra $30. After playing for a while, we went back to the hotel pool. Lying on a beach chair listening to live music, with staff offering complimentary snacks like frozen mango chunks, strawberry smoothies, and frozen coconut milk—small portions, but incredibly refreshing—were delightful. Free ice water, sunscreen, and towels were also available by the pool. The next day, I got up early to watch the sunrise on the beach. What I loved most was the hotel's buffet breakfast: $46 per person, $22 for children. Our room included two breakfasts; the selection was vast, and everything was delicious. The fruit was huge—blueberries and blackberries were much larger and sweeter than those in the Bay Area. The melons were also very sweet! Excellent value for money! The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Lincoln Street, perfect for a relaxing evening stroll. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Miami!

The seaside view is better, the city view is nothing special. If you are going to the beach, you still want the seaside view. The room is average. The shower head leaked, but it was repaired immediately. The response was fast.

It's located next to the Marriott Royal Palm Hotel, making it a prime location. It's not far from the shopping district, and a short walk to the Italian food street. There are also plenty of delicious restaurants nearby. The lobby isn't grand, but it's quite unique, with numerous palm trees adorning the entrance driveway. There's also a palm-lined staircase leading down to the pool, giving it a very Miami-style feel. If your budget allows, I recommend booking a room with a balcony facing the ocean; it's truly worth the trip.

A great accommodation experience! I will stay here again when I come to Miami. The location is good, close to the beach, you can go there from the back door of the hotel, and the swimming pool is also good! !

The hotel is very big, especially the swimming pool area is very big and very photogenic. The basic room type can also see part of the sea view. The front desk service is pretty good. Overall, it is a hotel with high cost performance