Hotel Impala by LuxUrban, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The location was very convenient and central but the service was bad because it was hard to find someone to help us late at night and we had to wait overall it’s a good hotel to sleep and shower they also have beach towels! but don’t expect anything more

Nice and quiet boutique hotel, area is great, check in next door at La Flora

impala的前台竟然在隔壁，差點我以為酒店關了。隔壁的前台壯漢還和我開玩笑説impala上世紀就關閉了，再沒開過。。。不過位置是真好，房間也很好。

位置還好，設施有點舊

The hotel entry was by key card- there was rarely, if ever, anyone at the desk. 24 hour attended front desk meant at another hotel a few doors away! The room was gloomy, the tv was i phone operated, there was no chest of drawers in the room, only something shoved into the closet. Do not stay here. Most importantly, sleep was impossible due to a club to the rear of the building on the street parallel to this one. The booming vibrations started around 11 PM and did not stop until 5 AM. I endured two nights of this until I insisted on moving to another hotel in the chain which was quite a bit less expensive although further from the beach. They assured me I would be refunded the difference and receive one free night. Upon returning home I tried to insure this refund , making making many phone calls to management who did not know anything about this and refused to do anything. Finally I enlisted my credit card company and they got me the refund.

The room is great and clean. The styling of the whole building is really classical and nice. I cannot thank enough to Michael from the staff as he helped me with everything! Overall I highly recommend this place if you are going to stay in South Beach for a while

We didn't complain on entering our room (stayed 1 night, #203 on 2-11-24, my birthday). In the AM, we did leave a note with and spoke to the front desk (which serves 3 hotels, so just a worker without a lot of loyalty) on the following problems. In summary, this room needs professional maintenance, including a plumber. 1) The TV worked briefly at check in, but didn't work later that evening when we returned, nor did it work in the AM just before we left. The on tv message was: "no service" or somewhat like that. 2) The towel bar in the bathroom was not attached to the wall properly, and fell off. 3) The toilet did not flush. I have some experience and found the flap (in the tank) was "limp" and would collapse when the tank was half filled, thus the tank water merely spilled into the bowl. The flap may be an inadequate prior replacement. But, the entire mechanism should be replaced. I was able to hold the flap (my arm underwater) until the tank nearly filled, then let go to get a flush when needed. 4) A plumber should be hired to do this...because he will also have to replace the water valve that supplies the tank...because it does NOT shut off regardless how tight it is turned off...indeed it leaks onto the floor when tightly shut off...thus we left it just nearly shut off, which stopped the leak, but of course, the water is constantly running. We closed the bathroom door to avoid the noise. 5) We found the room clean and tidy, but after you pass the very nice cafe/tables, the entrance, which is on the right of the left side of the building, is quite dirty. That's it... The hotel and room is otherwise very well located 1 street from the beach, a "boutique" place (40's-50's vibe) and charming looking. If someone wants to rebate the room cost, I'd be happy; and I would update my google and other reviews.

Although it had some rustic charm it was not very nice and lacked creature comforts. There's no elevator so we had to lug our luggage up the stairs. No ice machine. Tiny room. View of a wall. The TV didn't work and when we asked the front desk we were told "if it's not working the Internet is being updated" but he had no idea what was going on and said he couldn't help. This was at 11 pm. The WiFi worked fine by the way. Anyway not worth the money. The bathroom sink was interesting.