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Flying in arriving late afternoon. looking for hotel does not have to be fancy .desire one with restaurant inside or near by. desire one with airport shuttle.

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If you look around the board, there are a huge number of threads about Miami hotels. The ones with shuttle are near the hotel. Conversely,  the better areas to stay for restaurants and the like are in the downtown areas, like Brickell. The Hampton Brickell is a great hotel in a very user friendly area.

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The Doubletree and Marriott share a huge lobby with several restaurants, seafood, itilian, Japanese and others plus a pub , deli and stores including a liquor store. Most restaurants have bars also. No shuttle but very cheap Uber and you can see the ship from balcony 😁.

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Hampton Inn Suites Blue Lagoon is right across the street from a Publix shopping center. A few restaurants and fast food. They have a comp shuttle from MIA to their hotel. We enjoyed this hotel this past Feb and will be staying again in May. They offer a comp breakfast and the hotel is very well priced.

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On 4/14/2024 at 3:36 PM, Ashland said:

Hampton Inn Suites Blue Lagoon is right across the street from a Publix shopping center. A few restaurants and fast food. They have a comp shuttle from MIA to their hotel. We enjoyed this hotel this past Feb and will be staying again in May. They offer a comp breakfast and the hotel is very well priced.

This HI was recommended in a YouTube video.  I looked into it for my March 30th Horizon cruise that just past, and it was about $100 more for the one night bc I was able to snag a military deal on the Kimpton Epic.  Looked like a neat hotel too, so we went with that.  $75 for lunch later, and a very tiring walk to Bayside for dinner with another $50, and it would have been cheaper overall at the Hampton Inn.  The moral here is to figure out what your entire spend will be before you commit to a hotel.

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This is Miami. Your requirements are hundreds of hotels. Arriving in the late afternoon there is no reason for a place inside the hotel. Just book something in Brickell or Downtown and chose the endless amount of places to eat dinner in the area. 

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We usually stay one night before cruise at the Hampton Inn Blue Lagoon for all of the reasons people have listed here.  Great place to unwind after travel.  Free Shuttle from airport and inexpensive shuttle to port.  Staff is great.  Decent breakfast.  We have stayed there pre-cruise at least 9 or 10 times.

 

Besides the Publix and Cuban restaurant across the street, we have also found it handy to have somewhere to shop for something we forgot to pack....like sandals!  There is a Burlington Coat Factory that has any item of clothing you might have forgotten.

 

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