Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Miami Lakes from NZ$167

"First I have to say, if you're looking for a quiet place, this hotel isn't it. When I booked this hotel, I didn't realize how close in proximity it was to the hotel. It was in the plane's flight path and it's all that you hear all day and night. Planes coming in. If you're a light sleeper or cannot deal with constant noise, then go elsewhere. Other than that, the room was very nice and spacious. The sheets were clean and the AC was working way too well to keep the room cold. Also I had a room some distance from the main office and as a single woman traveling without a vehicle didn't feel really safe to me walking across their parking lot to the rear part of the property. Even though there was a few fast food restaurants nearby, there wasn't much of an option. This hotel is great is you just need a place to crash as you're passing through. The shuttle driver was nice and courteous. Took guests to the airport without any incidences. To be honest, this hotel just wasn't for me. I don't plan to stay at the property again the next time I'm in Miami. "

"Love this hotel. "

"The room and breakfast were fine but an airport hotel without a shuttle service is almost a deal breaker, especially there are no restaurants anywhere in the area. The Embassy Suites next door is a much better choice."

" Room was small and lacks amenities even though you are charged a significant additional amount for amenities. Stayed for 4 days and was charged additional $205 for amenities. They can't even provide coffee "

"The Mondrian had all the appearances of a great place to stay for a weekend in the sun, but the devil is in the details. Checking in on a Fri, my room wasn't serviced until late afternoon on Sun. There was no body wash in the shower, though a space for one, so I used a bar soap. Then when I did get the servicing late Sun, a bottle with a very small amount was left in my bathroom but not mounted nor able to be mounted in my shower. There were smokers around the pool, and the smoking rules were not enforced. Yet any attempt to bring simply a water bottle to the pool was thwarted. The prices for the cabanas were very high, and thus many were unused. I would love to have used one but wasn't going to spend 400-500/day. The food at the restaurant was pretty decent but overpriced. Staff was generally pleasand and helpful, though name tags were not worn consistently, hence I can't really give them any shoutouts. One bright spot was the fact they provided free sunscreen at the bar, a lovely scented one at that."