Where to stay Miami before cruise
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Where to stay Miami before cruise
We've decided to take a 5-day caribbean cruise that departs from Miami. We're planning on flying in a few days early to spend 2 nights in Miami. We're not huge partiers so we don't necessarily want to stay in the middle of South Beach. We'd like a simple place on the beach for around $150 a night if possible. Priorities: Simple room, nice beach, clean hotel, and price. Thank you!
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When is your cruise? That will have a huge affect on what is available for $150 per night. We're doing the same thing next March and want to avoid the Spring Break crowd so we're probably staying in Hollywood, near Ft. Lauderdale - we'll just take a cab to the cruise terminal. We're looking at the Sea Downs - www.seadowns.com - but there are others.
A lot of people also recommend Lauderdale-by-the-Seas. The Blue Seas Courtyard there - www.blueseascourtyard- looks great.
A lot of people also recommend Lauderdale-by-the-Seas. The Blue Seas Courtyard there - www.blueseascourtyard- looks great.
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http://www.floridalimo.com/
This is a popular company to use. Right after you claim your bags, you can walk outside where they have a little stand. No reservations needed, and its $18 a person in a shared van to Miami. If you have a larger group, you might want to rent a limo. We used a limo with them on the way back to FLL and had no problems either way.
If you grab a cab, I've heard it can run around $75 or higher, depending on time of day and traffic.
just an fyi - lots of cruise info here
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/
This is a popular company to use. Right after you claim your bags, you can walk outside where they have a little stand. No reservations needed, and its $18 a person in a shared van to Miami. If you have a larger group, you might want to rent a limo. We used a limo with them on the way back to FLL and had no problems either way.
If you grab a cab, I've heard it can run around $75 or higher, depending on time of day and traffic.
just an fyi - lots of cruise info here
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/
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