What's A Reasonable Hotel, Under $100/night, In Miami With Easy Access To The Main Shopping Areas?

[Kirby]

I've never been to Miami before so I really don't know my way around at all. Will probably be there in early-mid Feb.

[Wilf]

I used to see it every night when I drove home from work. It's a very nice, central location that is very close to Coral Gables, where there's plenty of nice shopping, and fairly close to South Beach, which is the place to be for beaches and bar hopping.A bit of advice, Miami traffic can be really bad, and you can't count on any kind of public transportation. Taxis here are very expensive, and they're not always very comfortable. You should rent a car, preferably one with some kind of GPS navigation to help you. I like the location of the La Quinta because most everything you want to get to is only 15 minutes away and Hwy 836 and 826 as well as Le Jeune road, which are all major roadways, are easily accessible. I can't admit to having stayed there myself, but I've stayed at other La Quinta's and I find them to be pretty decent hotels.La Quinta3501 NW Le Jeune RoadMiami, FL 33142(305) 871-1777 In ShortSince opening its first location next to the San Antonio World's Fair in 1968, this well-known chain has become synonymous with consistency and reasonable rates. Room conveniences include data port phones with voice mail, work spaces, coffeemakers, irons, hair dryers and TVs with premium channels, movies-on-demand and video games. Budget-conscious travelers appreciate the free continental breakfast and families traveling with children like the pool and kids-stay-free policy.I hope this helps!!

[Sikyahonaw]

EddieNygma, regarding your answer "La Quinta Airport would be my recommendation":Thanks Eddie, I'll definitely take a look!

[ToniBraxton]

La Quinta Airport would be my recommendation I used to see it every night when I drove home from work. It's a very nice, central location that is very close to Coral Gables, where there's plenty of nice shopping, and fairly close to South Beach, which is the place to be for beaches and bar hopping.A bit of advice, Miami traffic can be really bad, and you can't count on any kind of public transportation. Taxis here are very expensive, and they're not always very comfortable. You should rent a car, preferably one with some kind of GPS navigation to help you. I like the location of the La Quinta because most everything you want to get to is only 15 minutes away and Hwy 836 and 826 as well as Le Jeune road, which are all major roadways, are easily accessible. I can't admit to having stayed there myself, but I've stayed at other La Quinta's and I find them to be pretty decent hotels.La Quinta3501 NW Le Jeune RoadMiami, FL 33142(305) 871-1777 In ShortSince opening its first location next to the San Antonio World's Fair in 1968, this well-known chain has become synonymous with consistency and reasonable rates. Room conveniences include data port phones with voice mail, work spaces, coffeemakers, irons, hair dryers and TVs with premium channels, movies-on-demand and video games. Budget-conscious travelers appreciate the free continental breakfast and families traveling with children like the pool and kids-stay-free policy.I hope this helps!! Sources: http://miami.citysearch.com/profile/41299960/miami_fl/la_quinta.html EddieNygma 84 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Colt]

phototakeouter said: 1 EddieNygma, regarding your answer "La Quinta Airport would be my recommendation":Thanks Eddie, I'll definitely take a look! 84 months ago