We stayed here the night before our cruise. We got a great deal on one of the suites. We thought the room was lovely and really enjoyed the area. The bathroom was incredible. The rooftop bar was closed for a private event, so that was a bit disappointing. Loved the little restaurant a couple blocks away called Focaccia Bistro. Also enjoyed Vino's in the Grove for interesting wine later that evening.

Like an old lady it is showing wrinkles. You can see it was once a beautiful but the years have taken it's toll. There was not the feeling of life. It was not that everything was not there, but it just left you wondering where the life had gone. Needs updating but with the crowd we saw it may not be possible. Food and service just OK

Great place to stay, very central and charming hotel. Worth a visit up to the rooftop bar and pool. We stayed for 2 nights and had a very comfortable stay, could do with a little touch up but for what we payed. Coconut Walk just opposite with some nice bars and shpos. Would stay here agian for sure.

Poorly kept, overpriced, unrefined service. My room phone hand set and night table lamp did not work, front door handle and lock also needed repair, but nothing was fixed during my 2-night stay. Used towels were removed but not replaced. Quality of room service food was horrible. I found a half-empty bottle of scotch in my minibar. The rooftop pool and lounge closes at 8 pm. Parking is not free for guests. The hotel is a fair reflection of the depression found in the Coconut Grove area, where over half the shops, stores, restaurants have gone out of business. The Mayfair should follow suit.