Roomy, comfy and well situated One Broadway is a great place to stay if you like being off the beaten path in Miami. It's close to several local attractions and is a short walk to the Biscayne, Brickell and Coral Way Trolley's (all free) as well as the Metrorail. The pool is refreshing after a day of wandering through Miami.

Sad I suppose the $100.00 per visit “cleaning free” was used to buy all the Clorox that was used in my room here what seemed like minutes before I entered my assigned unit. The place required airing out—several hours. Then there was the stains on the carpets all the way down the halls, and the stain on he tiles and the broken window. Granted, for a booking that started with a posted rate of ~$109 (for one night) that ended up at $245 because of the aforementioned “cleaning fee of $100.00 and the fair taxes—the proximity to Brickell doesn’t seem that enticing for the real price. If the garbage room for the floor is next to your room like mine was, and the hall reeks, maybe they should mention that in the room description? Oh, and expect the owners of the units they have for rent to go outside of the booking apps safe communications systems to send you emails demanding that you (actually requiring) email photos of your ID and credit cards to some random gmail address to give you room access. And notice how they lost the per visit Cleaning fee as “$100” without the decimal places to make you think it’s One Dollar instead of $100.00. And don’t expect them to reply to your emails asking if they can waive the cleaning charge. Nope. But do expect a call asking for a photo of your ID. I’ll never stay here again.

Very good, but remember it is a condo, not a hotel Booked this through Booking.com, using OB Suites as the rental agent. Slight initial confusion on check in saw us upgraded to a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment on the 21st floor with large kitchen and living area. It was clean, bright, if a little functional, but kitchen well enough equipped to cook an adequate steak and fries meal. Huge fridge freezer with ice maker, large cooker, and coffee machine, toaster etc. Large commercial washer dryer too! Comfortable beds, and p,entry of towels, but no tee towels for kitchen. Great air conditioning. Huge advantage was allocated free parking in adjacent garage. Well located next to the Financial District Metromover station, allowing you to reach Bayside and AA Arena etc effortlessly and for free! Remembering this is a condo rental, you need to provide your own provisions - there is an excellent Publix supermarket within two minutes walk. (Good meat counter and excellentwune selection). I’d definitely look to stay here again next time I’m in Miami!

Quite an experience My family and I stayed in a 2 bedroom apartment #2605 on the 26th floor. The apartment has all amenities so immediately you feel at home. It is quite spacious and very very clean. The apartment building is located in beautiful Brickell with access to everything you need a few steps away.

Nice property, but missing some functionality Recognizing that this was a condo rental and not a hotel, the property was exceptionally clean and had good space. It's close to restaurants, and 2 blocks from the Miami people mover. Publix grocery (and liquor store) is 3-4 blocks away, which is convenient if you plan to cook any meals. I was pleasantly surprised to be upgrade to a 2-bedroom, although I didn't need it since I was staying there by myself. The balcony faced the water and despite a building across the street shielding some of the view, I had beautiful sunrises visible in the morning. The bed was comfortable and the the closet space was good. The walk-in had plenty of hangars. The bathroom had plenty of towels and toiletries. The kitchen had all that you needed including pots, pans, dishes, toaster, microwave,coffee maker and even a crock pot. I like that there was a washer/dryer in the unit even though I wasn’t there long enough to use it. Some of the things that need improvement: - there was only 1 or 2 elevators working (out of 4) in a 36-story building, so I had to wait over 10 minutes to get on during peak times - there were zero dressers so no drawers to put clothes - the lights in the bedroom and living room were lamps that didn’t work on the wall switch - the living room coffee table was barely 10 inches off the ground, so it wasn’t functional, just decoration Overall it’s a nice property, but it seems like it was designed by someone who never stayed there.