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Our top choices for South Florida Motel 6

Motel 6 Cutler Bay, FL

Cutler Bay

Iris

includes taxes & fees

16 June - 17 June

Motel 6 Bradenton, FL

Bradenton

Maximino

includes taxes & fees

15 June - 16 June

Desk, blackout curtains, free WiFi, bed sheets

Motel 6 Fort Lauderdale, FL

Edgewood

Greg

includes taxes & fees

16 June - 17 June

Motel 6 Dania Beach

Dania Beach

L Thomas

includes taxes & fees

16 June - 17 June

Motel 6 Riviera Beach, FL

West Palm Beach

Gaby

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15 June - 16 June

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Top South Florida Hotel Reviews

Southernmost Beach Resort and Guesthouses

6/10 Okay

"Stinky sea grass was the biggest reason for the less than 5 stars. Check in was okay, pool was very nice, use of pier was nice and rooms were clean."

citizenM Miami Worldcenter

6/10 Okay

"The room was the size of a Cracker Jack box. Not my preference. Bathroom is comparable to a cruise ship bathroom with the tiny vanity and sink outside the bathroom door. It’s just too small to even want to be there for anything but sleeping. Didn’t like literally having to check in myself and making my own key. Won’t stay again."

Kompose Boutique Hotel Miami Airport

6/10 Okay

"The room looked neat but not clean. The hall way needed a vacuum. The room felt muggy and the sheets looked a bit dingy. There was like green paint spots on the wall. We only stayed for a night so it did what we needed but I wouldn’t stay again for a longer trip. Nothing in walkable distance. No free shuttle"

Fontainebleau Miami Beach

2/10 Terrible

"Horrible. Every single item or experience is an extra fee or heavily monitored, effectively killing any relaxing vibe you might want for the high, "luxury" price you pay. This is a tourist trap extraordinaire. It made me feel like I was paying to be in a place trying to extract from me, not serve me. And yes, I did complain twice to the front staff about these issues - to stony faces and lame excuses that were canned and code for "we don't care." The resort fee is $60/day (which is not made clear on Orbitz, where I booked it), yet when I went in February the pool and all outdoor facilities - which is what the resort fee pays for - closed at 6pm. We were told it closes at "sundown," even though they clearly have outdoor lights for the whole outside facility. Want to swim in the evening or night? Nope. And if you dare to be in the pool at 6:01, there were six staff for every one guest to tell you to get out. You have to wear an armband everywhere you go. There is no coffee in the connected by long walks) to their coffee in the room. You can pay $10 for a cup of coffee at their coffee shop. But don’t try to drink it by the pool. Those seats and lounges require you to pay a fee, even in February when there was NO ONE there. If you don't want to pay, you can find a free lounge on the outer fringes. And if you try to sit without paying, there are staff to tell you to move immediately."