Sunset Inn-South Miami

Thanbk you for your service! I was skeptical a bit at first for the "text only" communication, but everyrthing worked out quite well. We stayed at Sunset Inn on the way to a Florida Keys vacations. This was an excellent stopping poing for us - just perfect. We had a great time at the bar just outside called Bouganvillea's and had an excellent breakfast the following morning before we were on our way. Thanks again!

Clean room and convenient spot. Helpful staff. Lisa was very helpful. Cleaning cost of 50 dollars every time is high. Towels, sheets s/b changed every 2 or 3 days. If not people would not rent for more than a few days.

Was in town and needed a place close enough to the Univ. of Miami. I prefer to walk whenever possible. The Metrorail from MIA had a stop 2 blocks from the property. Super convenient. A Whole Foods and CVS were nearby (~5 min walk) so I saved money by not eating out every meal. The property is quaint and very clean. Kitchenette was well stocked for my needs. It was cool to experience the area of town known as “South Miami.” Will definitely look into staying here again if I’m ever back in Miami.

The Sunset Inn is a very good possibility for a relativ cheap accomodation in Miami. It is without housekeeping during the stay, But there are enought staff (toilett paper, towels, etc) The room is simple but cozy. There is a queen size bed, a table with two chairs, a mini kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. A small wardrobe and storage possibilities. The bathroom door was not able to completly close. Otherwise the bathroom was okey, with a small shower, toilett and washbasin. It was a quiet area, even though the metrotrain station is just 2 minutes away and with this you can ride within 20 minutes to downtown. The area around the accomodation is very lively with a lot of different restaurants, supermarket and shops. We can recommend the Sunset Inn for a City trip. Thank you so much for keeping our luggage in the room till afternoon on departure day!!

It took me a few minutes to figure out what the actual entrance was. The address given is off, it's in the same building, but under a different address. Check-in is a little different, there is no front desk and the place is unmanned. You go through check-in via email and get a code to enter the building and your unit. While I was staying there, someone saw me walk up to the building and then proceeded to pound on the front door. I reached out to the number left in the room for emergency both by text and calling, I'm still waiting for someone to answer me. I was made to feel very uncomfortable and them not responding made it worse. The only good things I can say is the place is clean and seemed maintained and there's decent internet

Work and School, what a lovely stay when home is a week away. I could walk to work and park for a nominal fee when needed, and management was very responsive to any inquiries or issues. With only eight units in the building, it felt safer to come in and out of the building, even during evening hours. I stayed in the Deluxe Studio for a week and look forward to becoming a regular visitor.

There was no hot water no matter how long I ran the shower. My door code mysteriously stopped working, leaving me locked out on the street at 10pm, and it took two hours for them to send me a new code. There was a strange smell coming from the airconditioner, which they tried to fix but it never went away.

It's an off-beat, non-traditional set-up, but if you're in town for business, medical concerns (we were having surgery at Lennar), or dropping off kids for college, it is a great place to stay. Communication with staff could not have been better, and there are plenty of restaurants in easy walking distance. Only concern would be that it's not well signed (it's the second floor of the Carrot Express building), but they helped us navigate that.

I liked everything but the parking it doesn’t have their own and i had to pay extra for parking it’s not a property with elevator or lobby ! Everything else was fine!