"We chose the hotel for its proximity to the Miami Convention Center. It was very convenient and centrally located, with easy access to the expo, restaurants, and the beach. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and the room was comfortable. My only suggestion would be to add a coffee/tea kettle in the room. Otherwise, having a coffee shop on the ground floor was super convenient."

"I love the historic Art Deco hotels that began appearing in the 1930s, and I greatly appreciate the preservation movement that kept the wrecking ball at bay so we can continue to enjoy these architectural treasures... a wonderful celebration of our past. Originally built in 1939, this hotel had fallen into disrepair before undergoing a meticulous restoration and reopening as a boutique hotel in 2021. This was my first visit since its rebirth, and I'm happy to report that the place looks fantastic. Equally impressive were the employees we encountered throughout the property, all of whom were accommodating, personable, and genuinely welcoming. My first stop was Cafe KoBo, a small, almost secret spot tucked away in the back of the hotel with a lovely patio. They offer breakfast and lunch items, coffee drinks, and more. This is exactly the type of place where I could see myself relaxing with a morning coffee before starting the day. The espresso they use is excellent. In addition to making us a terrific smoothie, Fred answered all of our questions about the hotel, which gave us a better appreciation of it's history. Cafe KoBo is truly a hidden gem that locals should know about. Only later did I learn that Fred is one of the hotel's senior leaders, which made his hands-on approach even more impressive. It's the kind of personal touch that tells you a lot about the culture they're creating here. Next, we made our way up to the rooftop pool for cocktails... after all, it was happy hour! Jose G., who tends bar there, is engaging and makes a great Margarita. Between the music, sunshine, and relaxed atmosphere, it's a wonderful place to sit back and enjoy life for a while. Before leaving, we stopped at the Greystone Bar, just off the lobby. It's a classy, comfortable space that perfectly complements the hotel's vintage charm. I also had a chance to peek into their adjacent signature restaurant, Serevene. Really nice room, the menu looks fantastic... it's definitely on my list for a future visit. What impressed me most was the people. Every employee we encountered was warm, engaging, and eager to help. They make you feel less like a guest and more like a welcomed friend. I especially appreciated the hotel's unpretentious atmosphere... something that can be difficult to find these days. This hotel beautifully honors its past while delivering the comfort and hospitality today's travelers expect. My next Miami Beach stay will be here."

"My wife and I stayed at Hotel Greystone in hopes to relax and enjoy Miami. Not only is the hotel ridiculously noisy, but it happened to be raining and the Hotel including rooms were flooded. I have never experienced anything like it. My neighbor’s room had water running from under their door. I shared various concerns with the front desk and asked to speak to the Manager. The front desk was non apologetic, didn’t care and told us that the Manager was not willing to speak to guests. We tried the breakfast take out which was no better than a poor deli. Old pastries and over done bananas. Will never recommend or stay again!"

"Very close to beach and in walking distance to everything you want to see in Miami Beach. The room was quite small (but perfectly formed) - there is a really nice vibe here and the staff are great. Lots of cool features here and the roof top pool and bar was great to escape the hot city streets."