If you want the same old tired middle American decor and the same stale wrapped danish for breakfast then go to the Holiday Inn. But if you want something off the beaten path with a polite staff and warm eclectic decor with a cozy breakfast of fresh muffins, coffee and juice then this is the place you've been looking for. I had a choice ...

They promiss a lot but.....
After a wonderfull week on a cruise we were looking forward to go to Hotel St. Michel to spent our last day in Miami. When we arrived to room was just cleaned, but the soap, hair and spots from the guest before us were there too (can happened we thought). We had diner in the restaurant. "Every Friday is LATIN ...

PLEASE BE AWARE: When we arrived for the 8:30 am breakfast, our table of 30 people was not ready yet. There wasn't enough food for our group, and the manager told us they forgot about us coming in. Some of the group was served some potatoes with eggs, a piece of bacon, an old croissant, 1/4 piece of a strawberry and some OJ mixed with water :(. ...

They promote customer service. However,no matter what the question, the response was "no comprende". The staff in the restaurant was just plain rude. We actually left early. The only nice thing I can say is about the actual building. Beautiful architecture. Look but don't stay.

I had a wonderful stay from May 6-7, 2007. The staff was very helpful and accommodating, especially in holding my luggage while I interviewed at FIU and awaited my night flight. I would definitely recommended the hotel to visitors to Greater Miami, and particularly Coral Gables.

PS- I was able to walk to Venetian Pools and the Biltmore Hotel ...

It took us an hour to find the place because they had taken down their awning and there was no sign plus the streets were confusing.
The BIGGEST disappointment was the lowsey continental breakfast. $7.50 PER PERSON for 2 slices of wheat toast, coffee & OJ. NO JOKE!
McDonalds would have been cheaper and more satisfying. Then the concierge ...

I travel to Miami area several times a year, and have stayed at much "fancier" places, but never enjoyed them nearly as much as I do the Hotel Place St. Michel. This place is full of history, antiques, charm, old fashioned service, ROMANCE, and HDTV (flat panel wide screen). It's in a great area for walking (easy to walk to the ...

The hotel was just plain comfortable, with comfortable furnishings, not splashy, but solid. I could tell my room was sensitively furnished; it had odd angles that would have made it hard to furnish, but everything was angled by someone with a good eye to smooth them out.

Some of the rooms have showers and not bathtubs, which might be a problem for some, but I was traveling with about 18 others, and we all found our rooms pleasant.