Our salvation in Miami Beach. After a full catastrophe in the totally filthy and moldy Lorraine Hotel in Miami Beach, we ended up after a long search at the Redbury hotel.
The hotel was clean, the staff extremely friendly and helpful.
The hotel, which is divided into a main building — and an annex house, is immediately recognizable for everyone not only a hint of pineapple fragrance, to get the smells of the air conditioning to the hilt, but also the charm from ancient Egypt. The rooms are large, the beds and the bathroom clean. In the room there are numerous connection possibilities for charging IPhome & Co. As well as numerous power sockets. Our room was in spite of the tropical temperatures dry and super filigree furnishings. For example, an old dresser found an old, but perfectly functioning retro turntable with vinyl records by Nora Jones, Bob Marley and other musical luminaries. The breakfast was very modest. The super fresh and hot chocolate croissants and the O-juice were delicious, but that was the same.
We only awarded 4 out of 5 stars for the really great hotel, as we received cappuccino on the first day and also butter croissants (see pictures), which were only to be received on the second day for extra payment. Supposedly the cappuccino was bought out on the first day from a whim of the chef, but is not part of the Intercontinental Breakfast. Thus, in the following days it remained at Cappuccinopreisen of 4, $50 per cup at the simple Kaffeeplurche. Even the O-juice and the normal croissants were no longer to be received without additional payment. Who was fast, however, could get one of about 5 bananas.
The room was very clean and the breakfast was excellent.
So we stayed the chocolate croissants and salty butter.
Breakfast as on the first day, possibly With normal butter and 1 slice of cheese and the hotel would be deserved 5 stars for sure.
Really a pity…
The hotel was clean, the staff extremely friendly and helpful.
The hotel, which is divided into a main building — and an annex house, is immediately recognizable for everyone not only a hint of pineapple fragrance, to get the smells of the air conditioning to the hilt, but also the charm from ancient Egypt. The rooms are large, the beds and the bathroom clean. In the room there are numerous connection possibilities for charging IPhome & Co. As well as numerous power sockets. Our room was in spite of the tropical temperatures dry and super filigree furnishings. For example, an old dresser found an old, but perfectly functioning retro turntable with vinyl records by Nora Jones, Bob Marley and other musical luminaries. The breakfast was very modest. The super fresh and hot chocolate croissants and the O-juice were delicious, but that was the same.
We only awarded 4 out of 5 stars for the really great hotel, as we received cappuccino on the first day and also butter croissants (see pictures), which were only to be received on the second day for extra payment. Supposedly the cappuccino was bought out on the first day from a whim of the chef, but is not part of the Intercontinental Breakfast. Thus, in the following days it remained at Cappuccinopreisen of 4, $50 per cup at the simple Kaffeeplurche. Even the O-juice and the normal croissants were no longer to be received without additional payment. Who was fast, however, could get one of about 5 bananas.
The room was very clean and the breakfast was excellent.
So we stayed the chocolate croissants and salty butter.
Breakfast as on the first day, possibly With normal butter and 1 slice of cheese and the hotel would be deserved 5 stars for sure.
Really a pity…