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Miami Hotel Advice (and transportation the next morning)


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Many cruisers stay in the Bayside area downtown. That seems to be the most popular for people who just want somewhere to sleep. There's plenty of hotels downtown Miami such a the Miami Hilton, Marriott, there's a Hampton Inn down there, The Gabriel, and many more.

 

I personally prefer to stay in Miami Beach, as we like to enjoy the beach. However you're just there to sleep one night and not really enjoy anything. 

 

As far as transportation, I'd just grab an Uber or Lyft from the airport to your hotel, then from your hotel to the cruise port. 

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The airport is pretty close to the port.  I would stay at an airport hotel that has a free airport shuttle.  Just make sure it runs that late at night.

 

Many of the hotels also have paid shuttles to the port. Or you can take uber/lyft.  Or, you can book your own shuttle/limo service - lots of options for this.

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We always stay at Comfort Suites Miami Airport North (305) 888-8404.  They will pick you up at the airport and transport you to the hotel for the night...and they transport you (via bus) to the cruise port in the morning.

 

However, the bus to the cruise port is first come, first serve...and with you arriving you so late, you'll be low man on the totem pole.  They WILL get you to the port, but it may be much later than you want. 

 

Alternatively, you can take an Uber to the cruise port if you want an early cruise port arrival time.

 

Garnett

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I stayed at Pullman Blue Lagoon.  They have a shuttle to hotel.  Easy to get an Uber to Port.  Like many have mentioned, call whichever hotel you are staying at and make sure they note on your reservation that you will be a late arrival.  Ask them ALL your transportation questions over the phone.  Book online, but call and ask questions.

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