Hotel Indigo Miami Dadeland, Miami

This was our stop over on our way to the keys.I highly recommend it to anyone passing through or staying in the miami-dade area. It is near South beach (the art deco area) which is reflected in the design of the rooms and furnishes. it is also close to the everglades, shopping, and many other sights of the Miami area. The price was reasonable. we were there for only a night, but the staff seemed very nice and if you needed something they were more than helpful to you.

Just arrived from vacationing with my family in Miami. Stayed at the Hotel Indigo, and the experience was a good one... The hotel's location is phenomenal. It's very close to various malls, restaurants, and the zoo... I found the housekeeping staff to be very respectful. I enjoyed the fact that they brew starbucks coffee near the lobby, but I didn't actually eat at the hotel, so can't comment on the food... I perceived the hotel as being quiet, and despite that the parking lot was almost full, I was never annoyed by any loud neighboring guests or street noise... I thought the value was great, and would definitely stay again when traveling to Miami, as the location is excellent.

Old Ramada hotel, new facelift. No amenities, noisy rooms, terrible plumbing. Only stay here if there is no other place available.

The bathroom floor and around t. bowl not cleaned when we arrived or during our stay. The bathroom sink did not drain.Several lights were out in the room. TV had a few channels and some of those were blurred and one could not watch it. The person delivering the newspaper at 5:00 a.m. would throw them down by each door. Heavy Miami paper makes a load noise all the way down the hall. There are birds that stay in the tree in front of the hotel and start scawking around 9:00 until the sunrises. The ladies bathroom in the main lobby was stopped up. The beds are clean and comfortable. Breakfasts were good.

I did not like the television set, it was old and the picture was too dark and it had something that would move from top to bottom all the time. I did like the staff, front desk (Mario) super pleasant, helpful and patient. I second reservation here I recognized his voice and he remembered me from the Super Bowl weekend. Very helpful. The lady that was taking care of the continental breakfast she is from (Peru)also very nice; and finally the lady that worked in the third floor we stayed at #311 was very nice and attentive. This time hopefully I will be able to get a room with a mini refrigerator that is something I miss from staying at the Comfort Suites on Bird Road and 117th avenue, Miami, FL Thank you, Belkys Steigerwald/Aldo Vazquez

I have never in my life had a more incredulous experience as a traveler until my recent, unfortunate, first and last stay at a Ramada. I knew I should have been skeptical when the word “limited” appeared in the official name of the hotel. Limited, as in limited competency for basic hotel policy and procedures. Here is a breakdown of the complete lack of aptitude displayed by the limited service staff at this limited hotel: We check in at 10:30 p.m. Sept. 30 after a four-hour, post-work drive from Tampa to Miami. I wake up early, leaving my wife and 2-year-old daughter behind. On my way out, I affix the handy “do not disturb” sign on the doorknob. A few hours later, my wife awakes to the sound of a strange man entering the room with luggage in tow because your limited staff gave him a key to our room! The man was apologetic; the limited Ramada staff was not. In fact, the two people my wife spoke to when she called the front desk to report this incident at approximately 10:30 a.m. on Saturday Oct. 1, 2005 were downright defensive stating that the limited computer showed we had checked out and the room had been cleaned. When I returned later that evening, I spoke with the manager on duty who naturally was limited in what he could do to appease a mortified woman who feared for the security of our young child and lacked the innate privacy due a hotel guest. Turns out your limited staff was so new it couldn’t figure out how to properly check guests in to the limited computer system. Instead of checking us in the previous night, the clerk wrote it off as a no-show at 2:37 a.m. and resold our room, which we had booked for two nights and the hotel had plenty of other vacancies. I learned two things from this horrid experience: never trust a hotel that calls itself limited and never trust Ramada.