Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove

I had such a great experience at Mr. C Miami – Coconut Grove. From the second I walked in, everything just felt right. The staff greeted me with genuine warmth (not that forced hotel friendliness), and the welcome drink was such a nice touch after traveling. The room was super clean, beautifully styled, and honestly just felt peaceful. You can tell they care about the details — everything was polished but still comfortable. Anytime we needed something, the front desk was quick, helpful, and easy to deal with. It’s rare to stay somewhere that feels both upscale and relaxed at the same time, but Mr. C nailed it. If you’re heading to Miami and want somewhere that delivers across the board, this is it. I’ll definitely be back.

The rooms are extremely noisy as the s are paper thin. Also, the security and staff smell of marijuana when they deliver things to your room. Not exactly 4 or 5 star quality. There are 3 managers, all of which are rude and arrogant. Terrible service. I will stay at a real 5 star hotel next time. Try the Mayfair hotel where they have actually good service, or four seasons.

A wonderful hotel with a very stylish interior, great service and a marvelous restaurant. The rooms are marsterfully designed to make you feel on a luxurious boat. A very friendly, cooperative and professional staff. Amazing experience!

Great service, location and room. Bellini restaurant is also very good. A relaxing break in superb surroundings, the room was well furnished and large, bed very comfortable. Highly recommend

We chose this hotel for an overnight birthday celebration in Miami, bringing our dog along. While the Coconut Grove location proved ideal and the staff consistently demonstrated friendliness and professionalism, the room itself fell short of expectations—particularly given the nearly $1,000 cost (including pet fee) for a single night. Room 410 felt surprisingly basic: compact layout with beds, TV, desk, and bathroom, but lacking standard amenities we’ve come to expect at this price tier. Notably absent were a coffee maker and traditional iron/ironing board (only a steamer provided). The bathroom, while clean and functional, featured only a shower. There was also loud music that kept us awake for a large part of the night from a nearby venue. Having stayed at numerous Fine Hotels & Resorts properties previously, we’ve experienced exceptional quality that justifies premium pricing. Unfortunately, this property didn’t meet that standard. I’d compare it to a solid four-star European hotel or approximately 3.5-star American equivalent—perfectly adequate, but not luxury-level. Recommendation: Request detailed room information and photos before booking to ensure it meets your expectations for the price point. When told if the experience, the front desk clerk gave me a card and assured me that the room would be much better and quieter should we visit again. Polite, but not particularly helpful since we do not plan on returning.