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Review: Element Miami Airport

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Our flight from Bogota to Miami landed shortly after 7PM, while our flight the next day was departing around noon. We also had an overnight on the way to Colombia, where we stayed at the Sheraton Miami Airport, which I've reviewed before. So I figured we'd mix it up and stay at the Element Miami…

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(@Benjamin J Travel)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 103

Is the room sponsored by IKEA?


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(@Brian)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 37

+1 on the review. I stayed here about 18 months ago (?) and had a pretty much mirrored experience, including the challenge with the shuttle (well, we went around twice because we missed someone).

Overall my second fav MIA airport hotel.


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(@Danny)
Joined: 13 years ago

Posts: 150

Looks like my dorm room from college.


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 Zac
(@Zac)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 7

I don't think many people travel to stay at airport hotels so not sure if such reviews are as useful as the flight reviews.


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(@jessie)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 83

In general, Hyatt Place and SPG Element are very much alike ? While I am trying to complete that SPG 11 brand promotion, it’s tough for me to find Element (as I am not based in U.S). I think there are only two elements in Europe (FRA and AMS). I wish Amsterdam Element were set up as an airport hotel like FRA one (instead of that Sheraton AMS airport hotel). Anyway trying to find an excuse to stop by FRA Element.


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(@Alpha)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 244

I stayed at the Doral location, and one thing I noticed is that aside from the duvet, the bed was -definitely- not Westin. It was much firmer and scratchier. Is that the case here? (I believe they're the same management company.)


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 Mark
(@Mark)
Joined: 14 years ago

Posts: 157

Bottom line.


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(@Phoenix)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 67

That front desk clerk is what you call a trooper! Good on her for dealing with the rush in a friendly and efficient manner. Hope her managers recognize her efforts and gives her a raise!

As for the dispenser buttons, just wipe them off with a moist piece of TP or paper towel. Simple.


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(@chancer)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 213

@ jessie - You're thinking of Hyatt House. Most but not all rooms at Hyatt House have kitchens. Hyatt Place only has mini fridges.

No reason to avoid Amsterdam Element because of its location. Uber to and from train station and airport was quick. Just be wary of the rates. It's only category 3 but has been well over 200 euro a night.


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(@dan-allen)
Joined: 5 years ago

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I don't want to be rude, but I always think Element reminds me of a hot sheet hotel. I just don't get it. There is something cheap about the experience - but what do I know!


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(@ua-nyc)
Joined: 5 years ago

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I wish Starwood would slow down the Aloft builds and ramp up the Element ones


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(@NYC Guy)
Joined: 10 years ago

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I arrived at this hotel for a one night layover on a recent trip and think it should be noted that they have excellent pool facilities at this hotel. This was really nice considering is was and especially humid summer day.


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(@Stefan)
Joined: 11 years ago

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For Miami Airport I would recommend the EB Hotel Miami. Very convenient location beside the airport, quite new hotel with really nice rooms and very good service. Probably not the first choice for points, as it belongs to a south american group, with their other properties being in Venezuela and Argentina. As it can be booked through a number of OTAs from $130 per night, it still could be a good option...


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 Joey
(@Joey)
Joined: 11 years ago

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Ben, do you not use SPG Keyless? I've found it to be quite reliable now, as most of the kinks seemed to be worked out, and it can save soooo much time at the front desk.


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