Top Hotels Near Miccosukee Golf and Country Club in Miami from NZ$173

"The parking was good. The breakfast it could be much better "

"Overall it was really worthy not to mention a Big Mac outside the hotel. That’s lovely!"

"We had a wonderful stay over at this location. It's very close to the university and a lot of restaurants. The room was very clean and the evening staff was pleasant."

"Great room, very spacious came with complimentary breakfast."

"I’m writing a review on a different property, since the one we booked had some issues with it. But since it’s listed by the same person I’m assuming it’s similar when it comes to many things, at least I hope. The house was nice and big, so the kids had room to move around. It had nice pool, chess outside, pool table…my only complaint was the garbage bins that were overflowing. I spoke to the person about it, she asked me to send her pics, I did and she said they’ll take care of it. Never did., we were there 9 nights. We would put it out by the curb ourselves but we didn’t know what days the garbage company comes and since they were overflowing we didn’t want to leave them out, in case they would fell over."

"This was an AWESOME STAY! Truly, home away from home. Very clean, plenty living space, wonderful pool, and so many amenities. Our couple group loved everything about this home. Clean, serviceable washer and dryer, bathrooms were clean, plenty toiletries and clean towels. This place was great! The host responsiveness and availability was great. We would live here again. Thank you for a great experience!"

"The host was very quick to respond and the house was well cleaned, organized, and was great for our stay. "

"Very convenient location near-ish the airport. Took us about half an hour to get to the airport leaving at 6am. It was nice to have twin beds for the kids. AC was rather loud. Host lives in the home and was very friendly - was there to greet us when we arrived and very responsive to all requests."

"The breakfast menu was fresh and delicious and parking was satisfactory "