The Plymouth South Beach
336 21st Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139-1703
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Walk through our doors and experience design-centric living with a sense of intimacy, unlike anything on South Beach. The Plymouth Hotel is the peak of boutique luxury, centrally located around Miami Beach's most recognized restaurants, nightlife, shopping and more. With the famous Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill right in the lobby, outstanding service and plentiful Art Deco history, this award-winning property hasn't gained its buzz without reason.
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Property amenities
Valet parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
Pool
Bar / lounge
Babysitting
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Taxi service
Paid private parking nearby
Wifi
Pool / beach towels
Outdoor pool
Heated pool
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Poolside bar
Business Center with Internet Access
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Concierge
Non-smoking hotel
Outdoor furniture
Sun loungers / beach chairs
Sun terrace
Sun umbrellas
Doorperson
24-hour front desk
Dry cleaning
Laundry service
Ironing service
Room features
Allergy-free room
Air conditioning
Private beach
Housekeeping
Private balcony
Room service
Minibar
Flatscreen TV
Safe
Bottled water
Iron
Laptop safe
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Romantic
Languages Spoken
English, Spanish
Location
336 21st Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139-1703
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Great for walkers
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The Plymouth South Beach offers a chic atmosphere and prime location that guests love for its proximity to local attractions. While the beds are comfortable and the decor is praised, some travelers find the hotel's value questionable, due to outdated aspects and hidden fees. Although the service generally receives high marks for being friendly and attentive, there are instances of disorganization.
Amenities are appreciated, particularly the post-checkout facility use, but issues like pool availability have been noted. Cleanliness is typically well-regarded, despite occasional housekeeping lapses.
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I read a lot of reviews before eventually booking 4 nights here. We had our teenage daughter with us so we booked a classic double room as it has two beds. Our room was facing the street.
The things we loved included the friendly staff; the heated pool which was quiet most days and had lots of pool towels and free sunscreen and ice water; the location to the beach (about 5mins) and access to towels and two beach chairs while there. We don’t mind walking so we trekked all over south beach from there but we also used the free Miami Beach trolley (has a website) which you can jump on and off close to the hotel.
Just a heads up...The classic double room Was VERY very small. We had two suitcases for the 3 of us and had to put one on the little desk/dresser as there is literally no space. The sink is in the bed area and not in the little bathroom with the toilet/shower. The sink has the only mirror in the room and lighting is poor. It was a challenge all getting ready at the same time in this very small space with one little mirror. The room was facing the street which was fine but the windows did not open which would have also helped the room feel less crammed.
We were not expecting luxury so we were pleased with our choice and had a great week. We made the small room work for the three of us but if i was booking a girls trip I would go with no more than two women to a classic double.
The things we loved included the friendly staff; the heated pool which was quiet most days and had lots of pool towels and free sunscreen and ice water; the location to the beach (about 5mins) and access to towels and two beach chairs while there. We don’t mind walking so we trekked all over south beach from there but we also used the free Miami Beach trolley (has a website) which you can jump on and off close to the hotel.
Just a heads up...The classic double room Was VERY very small. We had two suitcases for the 3 of us and had to put one on the little desk/dresser as there is literally no space. The sink is in the bed area and not in the little bathroom with the toilet/shower. The sink has the only mirror in the room and lighting is poor. It was a challenge all getting ready at the same time in this very small space with one little mirror. The room was facing the street which was fine but the windows did not open which would have also helped the room feel less crammed.
We were not expecting luxury so we were pleased with our choice and had a great week. We made the small room work for the three of us but if i was booking a girls trip I would go with no more than two women to a classic double.
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Response from AlexairisG, General Manager at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Mar 31, 2020
Hello Chitravels2020, We are delighted that you enjoyed your stay with us! We hope that your stay was memorable. Thank you for taking the time to provide us with a review and we do hope you consider staying with us again. Kind regards,
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Stayed here for 3 nights. The hotel is conveniently located in Miami Beach near restaurants, shops and nightlife. The beach is a short walking distance away.
It's a historic property and has been stylishly restored with boutique-y interiors and very tasteful room decor.
Reception staff were friendly and helpful. The chap who takes care of the luggage and valet parking was super nice. The valet parking incidentally is a godsend in Miami and totally worth the daily parking fee.
We opted for a standard room with a pool view. The room wasn't huge but sufficient for our needs. Decor was stylish if ever so slightly worn. The bed was amazingly comfortable with quality linen. Huge tv.
The bathroom was beautiful and spacious. The shower was lovely. Nice Molton Brown toiletries.
The housekeeping standard for our room was exceptional and the housekeeping staff we came across were extremely nice.
One negative was the hotel corridors, which were dingy with very stained carpets that seriously needed hoovering. When they did start to hoover, it was at 9 o'clock at night, which was a bit odd!
The pool area was beautiful even though the sun lounger toppers had seen better days.
There is a beautiful bamboo-themed bar in the lobby, where we enjoyed some relaxing drinks. We don't often succumb to hotel bars but this one looked too attractive to miss.
For eating opportunities inside the hotel there is a sushi place and grill but we ate out.
Overall, a friendly place that is well-located and avoids the noise of some of the places right by the beach. It is getting a bit faded and worn around the edges but it's still very stylish. Would definitely visit again. I imagine some of the bigger rooms are quite impressive.
It's a historic property and has been stylishly restored with boutique-y interiors and very tasteful room decor.
Reception staff were friendly and helpful. The chap who takes care of the luggage and valet parking was super nice. The valet parking incidentally is a godsend in Miami and totally worth the daily parking fee.
We opted for a standard room with a pool view. The room wasn't huge but sufficient for our needs. Decor was stylish if ever so slightly worn. The bed was amazingly comfortable with quality linen. Huge tv.
The bathroom was beautiful and spacious. The shower was lovely. Nice Molton Brown toiletries.
The housekeeping standard for our room was exceptional and the housekeeping staff we came across were extremely nice.
One negative was the hotel corridors, which were dingy with very stained carpets that seriously needed hoovering. When they did start to hoover, it was at 9 o'clock at night, which was a bit odd!
The pool area was beautiful even though the sun lounger toppers had seen better days.
There is a beautiful bamboo-themed bar in the lobby, where we enjoyed some relaxing drinks. We don't often succumb to hotel bars but this one looked too attractive to miss.
For eating opportunities inside the hotel there is a sushi place and grill but we ate out.
Overall, a friendly place that is well-located and avoids the noise of some of the places right by the beach. It is getting a bit faded and worn around the edges but it's still very stylish. Would definitely visit again. I imagine some of the bigger rooms are quite impressive.
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from AlexairisG, Front Office Manager at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Mar 31, 2020
Hello smilgaki, Thank you for taking the time to provide us with some valuable feedback! We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed your stay with us and hope that your stay was memorable! We hope that you consider staying with us once again when you visit Miami Beach! Kind regards
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Recently went on a girls trip and had a great time at the Plymouth. Pros: Giovanni, Chris and Rick were so sweet and helpful and made our stay worth it. Cons: asked to have our room cleaned before leaving for dinner and returned with it being untouched, received a 6amwake up call for which I never asked for, and a cup of coffee was $4! We really appreciated the extra changing room since our flights were on the redeye and it’s walking distance to the beach and cafes, but still quiet and small enough to feel safe and get a good nights rest. Overall, we had a great time but my only gripe is that the place could have been kept up and cleaned.
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Response from AlexairisG, Manager at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Feb 26, 2020
Dear Swanny555, Thank you for reviewing the Plymouth after your most recent girls trip! We are all very pleased that so many of our team members were able to impact your stay in so many helpful ways. I would like to apologize for any challenges you faced with the level of service with your housekeeping requests. We certainly hope to see you again in the near future!
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This was my second time staying at The Plymouth. Having stayed at the Plymouth as recently as last April we were excited to return to celebrate my birthday. As we entered the hotel we had high hopes for a great stay based on our last visit. We were greeted at the door by staff who quickly carried our bags and directed us to the front desk. The manager at the desk was very friendly and I mentioned that I was celebrating my birthday and he could easily tell that as I handed him my drivers license upon check in. I also told him that I was an Expedia gold member and he advised me as such I got a room upgrade option, late check out and a $25.00 credit to be used either at the bar or dining. Great, I thought and could not wait for my vacation to begin. UNTIL....... we were escorted to our room by the staff member handling our luggage. He walked us out of the main hotel into an outpost. Yes, actually out of the hotel and my upgrade was a room that was not part of the hotel that had a broken security system. The door that led into the annex was meant to be opened by a scan of your room key. However, anyone from the street could enter at any time as it was broken. The staff was well aware of this because we actually had several of the staff members open the door for us.So much for guest safety. My upgrade was a room that I would not feel safe go into had my husband not been there. I would definitely not feel comfortable entering or exiting this space on my own as there is no one at the door to provide security and there is no lock on that door. The gym is in this annex section and unless I was with someone, again, I would not feel comfortable on my own. The $25.00 credit, I tried to use it one morning going down for breakfast. We came down for breakfast and sat near the pool area (this was at 8am and the pool was not open yet) because it was the only spot that was in the open air as the blinds were all shut because it had been raining earlier. We made eye contact with the waiter who ignored us completely. After 20 minutes we left, I saw this waiter in the lobby and I asked him why he did not serve us and his reply "You sat by the pool." I then said "Why didn't you approach us and let us know that this area which was seriously not even 5 ft. away from him and he was dumbfounded. Why did he think I was signaling for him? Upon check out I will say I brought all of this up to the manager and he did waive the resort fee which I felt was the right thing to do as neither my husband nor I felt that we were part of the hotel in any way and we paid nearly $500.00 per night to stay at the Plymouth. I hesitated writing this review as I felt the manager honestly did feel badly about our experience but I felt compelled to because I did not want anyone else to experience the disappointment we both felt. Please advise your guests that they will be going to the annex before sending them there and perhaps discount those rooms as well. The other bit of advice I would give is please fix the door so that guests can feel secure.
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Date of stay: December 2019
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Room Tip: Avoid the Annex At all costs!!!
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The Plymouth is a small boutique hotel in a great South Beach location, across the street from Collins Park and a short walk to the beach and everything South Beach. My visit was during the peak of high season, during a pandemic, and just a few days prior to the city-wide curfews put in place to curb spring break crowds. Even among all those challenges, the hotel delivered above average service and a spotlessly clean room. I stayed in a double room with a huge patio, which at the moment overlooks the construction of a new hotel but still provided a nice outdoor space to do some work. The hallways are dark and cool, providing an interesting contrast to the sparking whites when you enter the room. Very comfortable beds and linens, everything clean and with a fresh duvet cover. The room is decorated with a charming mix of modern and rustic, and I absolutely loved the vintage style bathroom fixtures and tile in the bathroom with an extra large shower and natural light. The hotel is providing breakfast at a restaurant around the corner and I believe this is a covid-related change. The included full breakfast was very good and the restaurant has a nice outdoor area in back, but it was not possible to get a table the first two days I tried. Long lines out the door, I waited over an hour one day before I gave up. By my third day I realized that in order to eat breakfast there I would have to arrive no later than 9:00. After I had tried their delicious poached eggs over avocado toast I was sorry I had missed out on breakfast the other days. Keep in mind this was during the busiest time of the season. Their beach area is typical of other hotel beach areas , and although the concessions are shared with the public it is a much wider area than other hotels which provides more opportunity for ocean front seating. Chairs are included but you should still tip your beach boy. Bring a towel with you as they run out of clean towels on the beach frequently. The pool area was very enjoyable.
Remember that this is a charming boutique South Beach hotel. If you are looking for the mega-resort experience this is not your spot. Enjoy the frozen grapes passed around by the pool and appreciate where you are.
Remember that this is a charming boutique South Beach hotel. If you are looking for the mega-resort experience this is not your spot. Enjoy the frozen grapes passed around by the pool and appreciate where you are.
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Date of stay: March 2021
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Room Tip: The patio rooms will have a nice view once the hotel on Park Ave is complete
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Response from Souvik Das, Guest Services / Front Office at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Apr 17, 2021
Dear surfermom, Greetings from "The Plymouth South Beach! It was a pleasure to host you and we would like thank you for your kind comments. The team is delighted for the recognition bestowed upon our colleagues and the services of the hotel. We do look forward to host you in the future. Regards, Guest Services Plymouth South Beach
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I stayed from Thursday to Sunday. I stayed from Thursday to Sunday with my wife. The hotel is in a great location. Close to a local restaurant Orange Blossom, close to CVS to buy some water, snacks and walking distance from decent restaurants and bars. Breakfast included (vouchers provided). They have a small pool, 4 inches deep, no sports activity in the hotel. The staff in Orange Blossom is nice except an older white lady who gets anxious and has a nasty attitude when the restaurant gets crowded. Pool bar is decent, female staff is cool. She does her best in making drinks with no blender. You have to call front desk for ice which is annoying really. We were told that no one is going to replace the towels or clean our rooms because of COVID. The hallway is dark, with green exit signs. They charge us 300 dollars of hidden fees, I never seen that before. They say the breakfast is free, that you get a complimentary two towels from the beach for being in Plymouth but in reality, based on the hidden fees, they are charging you about 40 dollars per breakfast per night. Rent beach umbrellas are 15 dollars. A regular bottle of water are 5 dollars. So please bring your own drinks and snacks. Plymouth has a great bar in the evening, they make better overall drinks and have a wider selection. Plymouth has a great sushi bar restaurant called Blu Ribbon. Staff is great, food there is awesome, it is pricey but it is worth it. Honestly, the hotel is ok, what ruined it for me was the hidden fees. We literally had to save bags to throw out the trash from our rooms so I figured the hidden fees would be something low but it was not. 300 dollars for hidden fees is ridiculous. I prefer not to comeback here again. Those hidden fees are not worth paying for staying here.
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Date of stay: May 2021
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Response from Souvik Das, Guest Services / Front Office at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Jun 19, 2021
Dear Louis M, Thank you for staying with us at The Plymouth South Beach. I am thrilled to hear that you were able to take advantage of our convenient location, right in the heart of South Beach. We apologize that you stay was less than extraordinary. However there is no hidden fees as suggested above. The hotel charges a daily incidental hold of $150 per night which is released by the Front Desk upon checkout if there are no extras on your invoice. The hotel charges a daily resort fees of $40 plus taxes per night which includes two Beach Chairs, High Speed WiFi, Unlimited Local Calls and two complimentary Illy Espresso capsules per stay. This is not hidden fees and is clearly mentioned on your confirmation and every medium that you book through. It is unfortunate that the hotel is being held responsible for events that have been completely under your control. We hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you back to re-experience Plymouth South Beach Hotel Sincerely, Guest Services Plymouth South Beach
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I had the most terrifying , life threatening experience. The Plymouth failed to provide the practices that are needed to maintain critical operations during the illness of COVID-19. Upon arriving to this the room I realized that the hotel failed to maintain cleaning and disinfecting the room prior to my arrival. I realized that the bed lines were stained with a combination of fresh stains, dried up liquid (See attached).
After realizing, I requested the manager to come up to the room. When seeing the dirty sheets the manager apologized and said, “we change sheets after every guest checks out. However, I don’t know what happened in this situation, I will look into it” and immediately sent housekeeping to change the sheets and provided me with a 25$ credit for the inconvenience. The issue of the cleanliness aside, when changing the sheets the house keeper in fact confirmed that the sheet were not cleaned when the previous guest checked out because housekeeping staff was unsure whether the guest had checked out or not. Cleanliness plays a crucial role in hospitality service. It’s a part of every hotels commitment to make their guest feel safe and satisfied and this establishment failed to govern their practices. I am certain that the law requires sheets to be changed between guest. With that said, I will be notifying the public health authorities to assure that no ones else experiences what I did and to also assure no ones life is put at jeopardy when staying at the Plymouth.
P.S. The Plymouth brands itself as a luxurious hotel and this is by far the least “luxurious experience I’ve ever had. Very confused about 40.00$ resort daily service fee as I did not use the hotel amenities outside of the room I stayed in. Upon checking out of I was charged for alcoholic beverages along with 80$ of gratuity which I did not consume. The front desk representative named Louisa gladly removed the charges, was apologetic and very nice. Outside of that have absolutely nothing positive to say about this entire establishment and are completely shocked that something this careless took place in a professional establishment.
After realizing, I requested the manager to come up to the room. When seeing the dirty sheets the manager apologized and said, “we change sheets after every guest checks out. However, I don’t know what happened in this situation, I will look into it” and immediately sent housekeeping to change the sheets and provided me with a 25$ credit for the inconvenience. The issue of the cleanliness aside, when changing the sheets the house keeper in fact confirmed that the sheet were not cleaned when the previous guest checked out because housekeeping staff was unsure whether the guest had checked out or not. Cleanliness plays a crucial role in hospitality service. It’s a part of every hotels commitment to make their guest feel safe and satisfied and this establishment failed to govern their practices. I am certain that the law requires sheets to be changed between guest. With that said, I will be notifying the public health authorities to assure that no ones else experiences what I did and to also assure no ones life is put at jeopardy when staying at the Plymouth.
P.S. The Plymouth brands itself as a luxurious hotel and this is by far the least “luxurious experience I’ve ever had. Very confused about 40.00$ resort daily service fee as I did not use the hotel amenities outside of the room I stayed in. Upon checking out of I was charged for alcoholic beverages along with 80$ of gratuity which I did not consume. The front desk representative named Louisa gladly removed the charges, was apologetic and very nice. Outside of that have absolutely nothing positive to say about this entire establishment and are completely shocked that something this careless took place in a professional establishment.
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Date of stay: March 2021Trip type: Traveled on business
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Response from Souvik Das, Guest Services / Front Office at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Apr 17, 2021
Dear alphonsinad, At the onset allow me to thank you for your stay and feedback. We are disappointed that me and my team have not been able to deliver you the experience that we have been known for over the years. The gaps in delivery and communication is a concern and shall merit immediate correction. I would request you to give us another opportunity to serve you better. Kindly accept our sincerest apologies. Regards, Guest Services Plymouth South Beach
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This hotel is so far removed from everything SLH values we have any idea how it is part of this group. Call and emails to the hotel pre arrival asking for restaurant recommendations were not answered. That should have given me a clue. The hotel is pretty and boutique. We had two rooms. A juliette balcony pool view room does overlook the pool area, however the balcony is only sufficiently wide enough for one person to step onto and really only of use as our neighbouring room did to have a cigarette there. The bathroom was large and well lit, the bedroom was reasonable sized but dark. The two bedroom pool view suite, similarly had a well lit bathroom , badly lit bedroom. The best part of this room was the large balcony terrace and the saving grace, as the pool beds were often reserved by books or bags not people and therefore full! Staff at front desk referred you to use your phone or google rather than provide any help. It wasn't for anything difficult - where the nearest bank is. Almost any question was answered with attitude as we were told they wanted their shift finished to go home/the beach. Molton Brown small bottles were provided in the bathroom but not replenished and the room attendants didn't speak English therefore requiring phone calls to front desk and chaser calls to get shower gel. The 'private beach' is a public beach but staying at the hotel gives you the use of 2 beds and towels as its paid for in the resort fee. Umbrellas are paid for. Breakfast is taken at a hotel 2 blocks away where staff have a similar attitude of NO, for example scrambled eggs cant be replaced with fried eggs, even though both are on the menu. As you enter the hotel there is a bar right in front of you and The Blue Ribbon sushi restaurant to the right which opens to the pool, however this bar and restaurant are nothing to do with the hotel and hotel guests cant get take away or tables unless pre-booked. Around 5pm staff start removing sunbeds so tables can be set up for the restaurant guests. Around 6 a DJ sets up in the foyer to entertain the restaurant and bar guests. The hotel guests who are paying to stay have a loud bass beat till around 11, which despite earplugs you can hear and feel. Covid - there was no visible evidence of any measures, staff sometimes wore masks and sometimes wore then as chin decoration, and no signs of extra cleaning. In summary I would say once you've arrived as a hotel guest and therefore on the hook as a paying customer you're forgotten about and in fact inconvenienced to benefit the restaurant/bar paying customer.
6 adults stayed here and not one would recommend it
6 adults stayed here and not one would recommend it
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Date of stay: December 2021
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Response from Souvik Das, Guest Services / Front Office at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Jan 9, 2022
Dear atmss, At the onset allow me to thank you for your stay and feedback. We are disappointed that the team has not been able to deliver you the experience that we have been known for over the years. The gaps in delivery and communication is a concern and shall merit immediate correction. I would request you to give us another opportunity to serve you better. Kindly accept our sincerest apologies. Regards, Guest Services Plymouth South Beach
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I'm a bit mystified by the great reviews of this hotel. We travel a great deal, both for work and pleasure, and we found the hotel to be mediocre. I would certainly not recommend it, nor choose to return. The staff were relatively nice .... no one was rude, but I wouldn't say they were the friendliest group either. The interior is dark, especially the hallways to the rooms (gray paint). The pool area was ok, but again, nothing to write home about. The room was nice. Small, but that is to be expected in the older boutique hotels. We weren't crazy about the "barn door" bathroom door with shutter slats as it provided little privacy. And it feels like you're being nickel and dimed when they provide the first two coffee pods as complimentary and then you have to pay beyond that. Seriously?! Noise from pool area was loud into the night, but it was a Saturday so maybe not every night is that loud? I would suggest asking for a room on the 4th floor or else facing away from pool. So again, no big issues, but we just weren't overly impressed and will try a different boutique hotel on our next Miami visit.
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Finally after numerous of times staying in average hotels in Miami we find this little gem. Just the right size for a friendly feel and started with the awesome front desk staff and bell men.
We had a one bed suite which was plenty big enough, only gripe would be two coffee pods complementary seemed a bit stingy.
Loved spending time by the pool, free sun cream and lemon drop shots. What more could you want.
Really really enjoyed our time, well decorated and a great feel
We had a one bed suite which was plenty big enough, only gripe would be two coffee pods complementary seemed a bit stingy.
Loved spending time by the pool, free sun cream and lemon drop shots. What more could you want.
Really really enjoyed our time, well decorated and a great feel
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from AlexairisG, General Manager at The Plymouth South Beach
Responded Mar 31, 2020
hello Markandnige, Thank you for taking the time to review your most recent stay at The Plymouth. Makes us happy you enjoyed the pool vibe with shots and our complimentary sun bum lotions. We look forward to your next stay with us! Kind Regards,
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I'm staying there in a couple of months. Cabs are metered and I worked it out as about €45, plus 20% tip.
I doubt it ken as there’s only off street parking at the hotel itself. There is however a very near by multi-storey although as I didn’t use it I can be sure it has a charging stations.
harters asked a question Aug 2023
Greater Manchester, United Kingdom13,047 contributions790 helpful votesI understand the hotel has a partner place for breakfasts. Does anyone know which business this is, please? Any other nearby breakfast places you can recommend?
TIA
Breakfast is available in the hotel but if not already included in your room rate is quite expensive. We weren't made aware of any partner place for breakfasts nearby so had breakfasts at a variety of places around 10-20 minutes walk away including:
in the Cuban style cafe on the ground floor of the Shelborne Hotel and an the Italian Trattoria also on Collins.
Have a great time in Miami
Actually I only went to the blue ribbon suschi restaurant located inside the lobby of the hotel. Did not stay there, but I was treated very well by both the hotel employees as well as the restaurant employees.
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"Quieter than being on Collins (which is right around the corner) and so had a better sleep. "Read full review
"$45 daily resort fee! Valet is $45 per day. Parking garage is 2 blocks away and is $20 per day. 2 Beach chairs and towels are included."Read full review
"Wish they had a small convenience store or some options at the lobby for soda, juices, toiletries. I had to have a few things delivered. "Read full review
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PRICE RANGE
$151 - $331 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
United StatesFloridaMiami BeachCity Center
NUMBER OF ROOMS
109
Prices are the average nightly price provided by our partners and may not include all taxes and fees. Taxes and fees that are shown are estimates only. Please see our partners for more details.
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Frequently Asked Questions about The Plymouth South Beach
Which popular attractions are close to The Plymouth South Beach?
Nearby attractions include EME Miami (0.2 miles), Art Basel (0.2 miles), and Pub Crawl Miami (0.3 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at The Plymouth South Beach?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a pool, and an on-site restaurant.
Which room amenities are available at The Plymouth South Beach?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a flat screen TV.
What food & drink options are available at The Plymouth South Beach?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and a poolside bar during their stay.
Is parking available at The Plymouth South Beach?
Yes, paid private parking nearby, street parking, and valet parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to The Plymouth South Beach?
Conveniently located restaurants include Cafe Americano | Collins, Tala Beach, and OLA Restaurant.
Are there opportunities to exercise at The Plymouth South Beach?
Yes, guests have access to a pool and a fitness center during their stay.
Is The Plymouth South Beach located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.3 miles away from the center of Miami Beach.
Are any cleaning services offered at The Plymouth South Beach?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Are pets allowed at The Plymouth South Beach?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at The Plymouth South Beach?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Spanish.