Onu Hotel Miami Beach, Miami Beach

The hostel's location is excellent, just a short walk to the beach and all the bars and restaurants along Ocean Drive. The rooms, however, are quite cramped and have a bad ventilation system. The service was efficient, but a bit rude about my reason for leaving. The breakfast consisted mainly of bagels and waffles, which could have included more protein options. The facilities were satisfactory, but the hostel atmosphere felt somewhat negative.

The hotel rooms were small but adequate for a good night's sleep after a sunny day. The cleanliness could be improved, but the compact size wasn't a big issue. The service was exceptional, even though a staff member had to work a very long shift unexpectedly. The location was excellent, a short walk to the beach and various dining options. The dining experience lacked sufficiently varied breakfast choices. Overall, a friendly place in a great location with some room for improvement in cleanliness and breakfast options.

The hotel is in a perfect spot, just very close to the beach and the art deco district, making it an ideal location for those who want to stay in Miami Beach. However, the tables in the dining area need attention as they were not clean and often sticky. The dining experience, though limited in options, can be acceptable for the total price paid.

The hotel was quite disappointing overall. The rooms were not clean and felt cramped, making it very uncomfortable. However, the service was good and the staff was helpful. The location was convenient in relation to Miami downtown, but the dining experience was subpar with limited options.

The hostel has a great location close to the beach and nightlife, but the rooms are dirty and badly soundproofed. The service is friendly but could be quicker. The dining options are poor, with limited breakfast choices. The facilities are adequate with space for night parties and tour bookings.

I felt secure in the clean and comfortable rooms, thanks to the multiple layers of security. The hotel is ideal for young people looking to explore the area without worry. Although rooms are not super spacious, they provide a safe place to store luggage before check-in or after checkout.

The hostel offers a tropical rainforest feel, making it a unique experience, but the rooms can feel claustrophobic, especially in the 12-person dorm without proper bedding. The staff is a mixed bag in terms of friendliness. The location is exceptional for beachgoers, but there's a lack of vegetarian dining options. The dining experience, while limited, is considered decent considering the total price. Wi-Fi only available in common areas.

My time at the hotel was a mixed bag. The cleanliness of the rooms was great, but I had to switch rooms due to insects and an unpleasant roommate. The service was friendly and accommodating, although I wished for a bit more variety in dining options. The location was convenient for exploring Miami Beach, but it's very basic in terms of amenities.

My stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms had issues like falling apart metal lockers and ripped mattresses, making it challenging to get a good night's sleep. However, the staff, including Vince, Julio, Alex, Medi, Jackie, and the whole crew, were kind and accommodating. The location was convenient, just a short walk to the beach, but the loud music in the area could be stressful at times. The dining options were basic, with simple breakfast choices. Overall, there were some positives and negatives to consider during my stay.

Staying at the hostel was an overall pleasant experience. The rooms felt secure and were accessible only with a room key, providing a sense of safety. However, the service was a bit mixed with helpful information about dining deals but encounters with some grumpy employees. The location was perfect, just a few blocks from Miami South Beach and with easy access to transportation. The dining options were budget-friendly but lacked variety.