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    You are here: Home / Destinations / North America / 3 Boutique Miami Hotels On The Cheap

    03/19/2015

    3 Boutique Miami Hotels On The Cheap

    It’s not common to see the word “cheap” and “South Beach” used in the same sentence. With countless luxury stays (many of which, I love), it’s not a destination that easily lets it’s secret bargains known. Turns out, searching for places with a kitchenette in Miami revealed all kinds of adorable and stylish boutique hotels that were jaw-droppingly affordable too.  I was quite surprised to find not just one, but several cheap hotels offering rates under $200 a night.

    Miami Hotel Stays

    I was visiting Miami for sommelier school, and since I was in town for seven days there was one key thing I was searching for in a place to stay — a kitchen.  I knew there’d be some late-night studying, so a full kitchen with a working coffee pot or French press was a must.  The one challenge in making my travel plans is that the school’s schedule coincided with SOBEWFF, which made hotel rooms scarce and priced at a premium.

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    Thankfully, I found these adorable boutique hotels and ended up staying at all three of them, so you know they’re traveler-approved.

    3 Boutique Miami Hotels On The Cheap

    CIRCA 39

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    This was the only one without a kitchen, but their proximity to the beach, amazing craft cocktail bar, and breakfast available every morning made it perfect for the weekend.  It’s recently been renovated and I absolutely loved the bright and whimsical color scheme (orange is my favorite color, after all).  The whole hotel has a globetrotter vibe and the restaurant is named after none other than Jules Verne.  Just across the street there’s access to South Beach’s boardwalk which was a great place to run in the morning.

    Parking:  Approx $24 a night
    Kitchen:  None, but there’s an in-room coffee maker. Breakfast is only $12.95 pp.
    Distance To Beach:  Across The Street
    Rates:  Average around $175 mid-week (higher on the weekends)
    Website: circa39.com 

     

    Chic Place At Lincoln

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    Location! Location! Location!  Staying here was living like a local in an apartment that was steps away from Yardbird and the Lincoln Road Mall where the sommelier classes were being held.  It’s only a half a mile away from the beach, so a brisk walk, run, or bike ride will take you to some sun and sand.  While staying here, I’d go for a run to the beach and up the boardwalk every morning, then stop for an iced coffee and walk back to my apartment.  It was lovely.  This place has a full kitchen and just one block away is Star Cafe Market, a small local gourmet grocer where you can get all the provisions you need.  The furniture inside the apartment could use some updating, but I did appreciate all the original art on the walls (which is also for sale) and the fun outdoor garden spaces.  If you have a family or a group of friends wanting to share a place, they’ve got a few multi-room apartments available.

    Parking:  Free
    Kitchen:  Yes! A full kitchen.
    Distance To Beach:  One Mile
    Rates:  Starting at $175 a night for a studio.
    Website:  ChicPlaceAtLincoln.com

     

    M Boutique Hotel

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    This place was a charming find.  The color scheme reminds me a little of Valentine’s Day with it’s red and lavender — but it was still adorable, clean, and spacious.  I’d consider the neighborhood ‘up and coming’ as it’s a bit away from the action at South Beach, but had a very local feel to it.  There’s a Publix within walking distance just a block away where you can stock up your kitchen.  The beach is also just a block away, and around the corner is an amazing Cuban bakery where you can get a taste of Miami’s legendary cortaditos, empanadas, and more.  The owner/manager was very friendly and helpful, available at any time via phone or text if you had a question.

    Parking:  Free (but can get a little tricky/scarce if there is a full house.)
    Kitchen:  Yes!  A kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, convection oven, and ample counter space.  No stove.
    Distance To Beach:  One Block
    Rates:  Starting at $109 per night.
    Website:  Mboutiquehotel.com

    Filed Under: North America, Travel & Food Blog Tagged With: Hotels, Miami

    About Rachelle Lucas

    Rachelle is the founder of TheTravelBite.com and was named one of USA Today's 10Best Food and Travel Bloggers. She believes the best way to learn about a destination is through its flavors and collects recipes from her trips to recreate them here on The Travel Bite. In her spare time she enjoys running and yoga to balance out her food obsession.

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    1. Nadeen says

      03/26/2015 at 10:24 pm

      i just returned from miami and lived in the area for 8 years. These are great finds!

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