Key Biscayne??
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There is also the Silver Sands on Key Biscayne. Less expensive than the Ritz Carlton or Sonesta but on the same lovely stretch of beach. Key Biscayne is a barrier island in the Miami area. It's very laidback - esp. compared to Miami Beach. The Sonesta has a kid's program that my friends have praised.
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Hey, Patrick! Happy New Year!
I suggested Sheraton Bal Harbour for the following reason. About 3 years ago we had reservations @ The Sonesta in Key Biscayne. When we arrived we were very disappointed in the property. It was late @ night so we stayed but checked out early the following morning & went to The Sheraton Bal Harbour. I do not recall it being an hour away. Seemed pretty close actually! But maybe I was just so anxious to get away from Sonesta that I did not focus on Sheraton being an hour away!!!
I suggested Sheraton Bal Harbour for the following reason. About 3 years ago we had reservations @ The Sonesta in Key Biscayne. When we arrived we were very disappointed in the property. It was late @ night so we stayed but checked out early the following morning & went to The Sheraton Bal Harbour. I do not recall it being an hour away. Seemed pretty close actually! But maybe I was just so anxious to get away from Sonesta that I did not focus on Sheraton being an hour away!!!
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The Sonesta is very nice and the Ritz is even nicer. These are the two premier hotels on Key Biscayne. Although you are only 15 minutes from South beach/Miami Beach it is like night and day. if you want glitz stay on the beach. if you want more relaxation choose one of the two above hotels/
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