할리우드 비치 플라밍고(Hollywood Beach Flamingo)

Being on the beach was awesome only a walk away. They could offer free parking with hotel permit $20 a night is a little much

Was normal but no hot water

Current situation is I’m staying at The Flamingo. The BEST part is the location. It is near the beach, which is my happy place. The place is clean, considering the price. The worst of it, and I do mean the worst…Is the lack of a working air conditioner. It is blowing warm air throughout the room, and not having an air conditioner in Miami is like not having heat in a MN winter. It’s so humid and hot that I’ve stayed outside, and not having an AC in a tropical climate is a health hazard. The plugin outlets are so old they can’t charge anything, and even though I had my iPhone charged overnight, the battery was only at 85 percent. The hotel reception staff had zero customer service skills, and terrible attitudes…But, at least the good-looking guy working there was friendly enough. This could be a GREAT hotel, sans the AC issues, faulty plugins, and stanky staff.

Cockroaches in the room. Shower is poor. The floor is sticky. Only room cleaning every 3rd day. Tv didn’t work.

I’ve stayed here multiple times, I like that they have a kitchen and it’s in walking distance of the beach. However there was some roaches in the kitchen and bathroom. There’s no room service you have to go to the front desk. I stayed 4 nights and 5 days it was worth the price, affordable and not too bad if your here mainly for the beach.

I like the fact that I got a bigger place for my money. Front desk very professional but sometimes guess wondered about . More signs should be placed to direct guess the.

The outside of the buildings was very run down. But the room was renovated and very clean.

This is a very low level motel with quick/easy access to the beach. Pros: comfortable bed, new flooring and powerful air conditioning. There was a stove microwave coffee maker refrigerator and a tv. It’s about a 30 second walk to the beach and the pool has about 10 chairs around it. Cons: make sure you read before you book because there are resort fees that are around $20 per day.when I checked in at 1030 pm there were several guests arguing about this. The people at the front desk are nice but every time I went there(10 times) they were “helping” several guests trying to fix their complaints. So I was never eagle to get my shower fixed as I had zero warm water for 4 days. The grounds had garbage all over it, I actually picked up some each day and there was construction everywhere. It’s not “breakfast with eggs etc” and instead it’s water, coffee, bagels/breads and big bowls of hard boiled eggs. The breakfast room smells like wet dog without much room to move. The woman working there was very nice and patient trying to keep order, but it was near impossible when the doors opened each morning. I can keep going but will end with this…if you want a bed and bathroom very close to the beach, this should work. Don’t expect anything else.

We booked a room on September 12th through an online third-party service for three nights in Hollywood, Florida starting November 13th at Greniers Hotel. We received confirmation emails and brought our confirmation number with us for check-in. Our driver dropped us off at the address provided, along with our seven pieces of luggage, as we had just returned from a cruise. Three of these bags were nearly 50 lbs each. My husband went to find the office at this address, only to find out that the main office was a block and a half away. I stayed with our luggage on the side of the road to await his return. Fifteen minutes later, in the 90-degree weather, my husband returned, only to tell me that they didn’t have our reservation on file. Because we had already paid for this room online, we called the online booking agency to see what happened. They confirmed that we did have a reservation with this hotel, and we were there on the correct date. They provided us with a confirmation number, and my husband again walked 1-½ blocks to the office in the heat. I received a phone call from him several minutes later, telling me that the hotel STILL did not have our reservation, even with the provided booking number. We again called our online booking agency, who was at no fault, and they canceled our reservation and returned our deposit. Two hours later, and still sitting on the side of a street in Florida with all of our luggage, we made a reservation with a nearby hotel, The Flamingo, got a taxi, and were dropped off at a new location. To our dismay, we made a reservation with a “sister” hotel that used the same office as the first. However, the hotel received our reservation and payment, so we thought all was well. We learned that Greniers and The Flamingo are owned by Hollywood Beach Hotels. After checking in, we were shown to our room near the office. As soon as we opened the door, we were in shock. The drapes on the only window in the room were closed, and the room was dark and dingy. After opening the drapes, we understood why they were closed, as the window overlooked a sitting area where people were gathered, chatting, eating, smoking,etc. The room emitted a very strong and unpleasant smell of pine cleaner, yet the whole room was filthy. The front door was filthy, and had fingerprints, grime and dirt all the way down the inside edge. A sitting chair near the door was covered with what looked like vomit. The bed had no lamps next to it, but there was one main light overhead with a ceiling fan. The television hung awkwardly on the wall with cords hanging. The kitchenette was filthy, and had layers of dust on all of the walls. There was an air conditioner in the kitchen in the only window there, and it was blowing the dust in the room to the walls. There weren’t enough plug-ins in the kitchen, so they had added an extension cord and power outlet over the kitchen sink. This could prove very dangerous if you had an item plugged in