Find hotels near New World Symphony Park, Miami from ₩160,998

"Great stay"

" The staff and breakfast was 100% on point. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a wonderful place to stay while visiting Miami!!"

"Would definitely recommend! Great experience. The staff were nice and helpfull"

"Great location. Well-kept property and we had a lovely room. Liked the refillable water bottles - a neat touch. Didn’t like being charged $30 for a beach umbrella after already paying $49 resort fee each"

"We got there earlier and the room was ready for us. The room it self needs updates and repairs. The outlets hang loose, the toilet wasn’t working properly, we called for a few moments and no one answers, but they called back minutes later, the mattress kept moving around and falling off the base, the curtains had weird stains on it. The location is great, not right by the ocean like we thought but a close walk. The umbrella and chairs with towels were great to have at the beach which the hotel provides. There’s a little shop at the beach that sells delicious fresh coconuts. Defiantly recommend them. The front desk and all other staff was friendly."

"Everything was great except the elevator did not work and there were no signs of maintenance on it for the entire time we were there. Other than that, it was a really nice stay. "

"The staff was the best. No pool access due to construction"

"Location was good. The rooms were small but clean and well maintained."

"This place is so deceiving online I have no idea how it has such an high ranking. The rooms are terrible and not cheap either. The first room we got put in didn’t have working AC so we had to ask to switch rooms. The guy handled it with no problem which we appreciated. The walls are paper thin you can hear literally everything going on outside 24/7. The bathroom was a joke - no counter space at all, the sink was like a small dorm sink, the shower is hard to work. The pictures of our bathroom online (and yes, looking at the same type of room we paid for) vs seeing it in person was shocking."