Residence Inn Miami Beach South Beach

Very near to convention centre and shopping area .

Overall it was ok, the staff tried their best. There were several things such as no soap for the sink, they gave us body wash to make up for it. The parking was super pricey. The facility itself and our room is showing its wear and tear, scratches on floors, flimsy towels, some worn furniture. For a family of five there are limited options. But, not sure I would book here again.

It was a very bad experience and I do not recommend My total balance was $546 for 2 night. They stole $750 from my account . This was the worst experience. The room was very old and not suitable for staying in, but the service was good

Close to the beach trader joe right in front and dining option are walkable and the morning breakfast was amazing

From my experience at the Marriott Residence Inn in South Beach, the location was fantastic. However, as someone with respiratory and environmental sensitivities triggered by VOCs and other contaminants, I found the lobby air quality challenging. Fortunately, there’s a back entrance that allows you to walk straight to your room, bypassing the lobby entirely—making it a much easier option for those with asthma, COPD, or similar conditions. I also found the breakfast area best early in the morning. Later, it gets crowded, and the waffle machines, toaster, and food stations don’t have the best ventilation. The combination of sunlight hitting the glass, body heat from guests, CO2, and VOCs in a packed room can be overwhelming. My tip: go for breakfast early, use the back stairs, and enjoy the prime location without the extra hassle. #HealthyTravel