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the area around the airport is constantly congested. If you are there for business it is okay, but going anywhere for a few miles takes you over 30 minutes. Try to stay right outside the airport area. Be careful when driving through the area, people are changing lanes without indicators and just weaving in and out. And brush up on your Spanish, no body will address you in English. The area around the beaches are nice, but do not go with your car, there is never enough parking. Just 10 to 15 minutes away, things are a lot more organized.

The fastest check in experience to date. Great customer service. The only negative is the bathroom sink hot water pressure was low. Everything else was amazing. I will be coming back to Eurstars to stay in Miami.

We did not do any tourist stuff. We only went to the Miami Makers Faire at the University of Miami to fight our Combat Robots...that kept us busy. We did find a nice Cuban Restaurant and bakery to have a dinner at.

If you want to stay in a lovely HOME instead of a condo or hotel that is noisy & cramped, then you should consider choosing Saddle Ranch. It was perfect! Two separate seating areas if you need to get away from family, master bedroom split from the other two & full baths for each bedroom. One of the bathrooms opened up to the pool. Lots of seating for everyone! The beds were so comfortable. The grounds of the home were gorgeous & very well maintained. The only downside was you are a few miles away from restaurants.

Miami is beautiful city in Florida. The weather in March is absolutely great - during my staying no rain and temperature during the day 30 C and in the night each day over 20 degree C. Really good opportunity for shopping and traveling. I visited - Key West, Downtown Miami, Kennedy Space Center, NHL - Florida Panthers, NBA - Miami Heats etc. The city is very interesting is there lot of to see. I really to recommend to travel there.

I cannot stress enough how utterly dreadful our experience was at this property. From the moment we stepped foot into the apartment, it was abundantly clear that the owner has zero regard for the comfort or well-being of their guests. Let's start with the stench that greeted us upon arrival – a nauseating cocktail of sewage that permeated every inch of the apartment. It was nothing short of a nightmare trying to endure four days in such putrid conditions. And if the unbearable odor wasn't enough, the discovery of mold lurking in the air conditioner was the final straw. Breathing in that toxic filth was a health hazard that no guest should ever have to endure. But the horrors didn't end there. The state of disrepair throughout the apartment was simply appalling. Dirty walls, broken cupboards, and towels that looked like they had been salvaged from a dumpster – it was a disgrace. And to add insult to injury, the owner conveniently forgot to mention that the apartment is shared with other people. Talk about false advertising! To make matters worse, the owner's response to our grievances was utterly laughable. No offer of a partial refund, no attempt to rectify the abysmal conditions – just a flippant suggestion to check out early during Miami's busiest week. As if finding alternative accommodations at the drop of a hat was a feasible option. In conclusion, I wouldn't wish this nightmare of a property on my worst enemy. Save yourself the agony and steer clear of this absolute disaster of a rental. The owner should be ashamed of themselves for subjecting paying guests to such appalling conditions. Zero stars – and that's being generous.