Hotels Near Town Center Park in Sunny Isles Beach

The environment is very good, and booking on Ctrip is even cheaper than the official website. The check-in experience is also top-notch, and you will get personal service all the way from the hotel entrance when you report your name. The only fly in the ointment is that you have to check out at 11 o'clock

Harry the bell captain and the entire staff were incredible!!! The food was amazing and we had a room with a balcony overlooking the water, beautiful. Staying at a kosher hotel made and having shabbas dinnet and lunch and also having the schul all in one place made it an incredible 25th wedding anniversary!

The check-in was quick and the staff were friendly, the facilities were acceptable but with some problems such as the coffee table and the dining table were shaky” which made them somewhat unstable and the door of the year damaged…things that can be solved. In terms of cleanliness, it was quite good, but the floor of the room had sand and was not completely clean. Comfortable and clean beds. Excellent location.

After 10:00, you can find your own envelope in the black voice box at the door of the lobby. It is very close to Hollywood Beach and close to the dining street by the sea.

The room was clean and the staff was extremely professional. I have already recommended this hotel to our friends. The location is only one block from the boardwalk and beach!

Our service at the beach was wonderful! Alejandra was an excellent server. It was a very relaxing atmosphere. They have great lounge chairs and umbrellas. You can rent larger lounge chairs and cabanas for the day, too. It was easy to access the beach directly from the Fontainebleau property.

Hotel is very close to airport and they provide free shuttle to and from Ft Lauderdale airport. Food in the hotel is nice, not a big menu but enough to pick!! Room cleaning is on request base…. Many tourists for cruise so sometimes you hear people in and out in the middle of the night.

Andrew who was at the front desk was amazing. I called to verify that they had shuttle service before reserving and he said yes. After reserving the room and landing and gathering our luggage, I called to request a pick up and he kindly obliged. He told me where to wait. Within 1 minute he called me backed informing me of an issue with the hotels vehicle and that he was sending an Uber to pick up. He then texted me all the drivers information. The driver called me and informed me that he would be flashing his hazards so that I would know it was him. We arrived safely at the hotel and Andrew had all the paperwork ready for me so that he could quickly go to our room. He then explain alley the amenities of the hotel and wished us a great stay. Wish more hotels had employees like this.

1000 per night for a double bed is not too cheap. After checking in, I found that the surrounding people are too complicated. The experience of staying in the hotel is that I participated in a 007 movie. Single women, those with children, and weak scholars are not recommended to stay here.

What started off as a good moment/event for teenage seniors celebrating a memorable night, turned bad in minutes. I went to the Miami Lakes Hotel located in Miami Lakes thinking I was going to be able to watch my niece and her friends get ready for their senior prom but within 20 minutes of me being there the security guard that is employed by Security Alliance (Andy)rushed down the walkway to the room with a hotel manager. Once they arrived at the room they refused to speak with me or my sisters husband, they wanted to only speak with her because the room was registered under her(not a big deal but she was helping my niece get ready for her special day). Once she was able to come out they informed her that the food setup outside was a fire hazard. After about a few minutes I started breaking down the food because we just wanted to make sure the girls enjoyed their day. Within 20 minutes of breaking down the table the same security guard was standing in the corner on his cellphone and returned with another guy who said everyone had to leave. It was a terrible thing to hear that now you have to be rushed out the room because according to management you can only have 4 guest per room. Because this bothered me I requested to speak with management. In the middle of the hotel there is a Tiki hut area. At that table there were about 4-5 men sitting with music drinking alcohol (several bottles on table) on the other side of them there was about 7-10 people boxing. I asked about an open container policy and management did not seem to know what the rules were. I was disgusted because I felt like we were being discriminated against. There was no noise coming from our gathering and there were no guest being disturbed. We didn’t have alcohol and we didn’t have music. The security guard seemed very happy that we were told we had to leave out of the pool area(no one was in the pool). This by far was the worst experience I have ever had at any hotel, even kid friendly hotels give better treatment than this. Prior to renting the room my sister asked if she could have the event there and she was told she could but apparently they didn’t give that message to everyone. The operations manager (Fran) was leaving before he made the decision to shut everything down and the hotel managers (Rafael and Chris)watched at the front desk as security (Andy) harassed us by the room. The room was a spacious room but for the price and treatment from Security Alliance staff (Andy)and hotel management, I would never rent a room from this place.