Sixty Sixty Resort

Literally one of the BEST experience renting a car I have ever had! I rented from the location on south beach, check them out!

Made a reservation 2 month ago, amount was credit to my CC, through Travelocity
5 day before I get an email that the hotel was over sold and I couldn’t stay there.
The Travelocity lady was super helpful trying to accommodate us Some where else.
I need to mention again that the reservation was made 2 month in advance so I will imagine that we aren’t the only ones going through this
I read other reviews and it seams normal to them
I guess at the end I was lucky that I haven’t stayed there

The 10o1 !!!
Diese Bewertung bezieht sich auf das Ferienapartment von Ralf & Frank. Diese zwei haben hier im Haus bereits drei Apartments auf höchstem Standart in Ihrem Besitz und vermieten diese auch. Wir wurden durch die zwei top betreut und hatten sagenhafte zwei Wochen in dem
Haus. 150 m bis zur Beach. Tiefgarage, etc. Wir kommen wieder.

You get what you pay for. Let’s start off with the parking, there’s 15 floors of rooms & there’s 10 car (if that) parking spaces in the tiny garage. The pool is closed, has signs on the outside door saying it didn’t meet states requirements, etc. elevator would make weird stops, it would stop on the pool floor at times for no reason. Creeped us out. The room was spacious, with a kitchen, fridge, microwave, & balcony. (Only thing we liked). WE DID NOT have hot water for a day & a half, took them that long to get a maintenance guy up there to fix it. The receptionists were rude & not professional at all. Every time we go up to our rooms & every time we go down, they don’t greet you whatsoever or even acknowledge you until you’re at the desk actually waiting to be helped. Mind you the lobby is pretty small with the elevators right there. On the 2^nd day there, we went up to our room & both of our room keys did not work, we had to go down back to the lobby to get new keys. No wifi, only internet by Ethernet cord. Would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

Um so yea… More cons than pros.
Pros: some staff are courteous, rooms on upper floors are spacious and bright, large balcony, close to beach and tasty Latin restaurants.
Cons: maintenance is big a problem (the room should be serviced BEFORE 4pm), other staff members are rude and unyielding, fixtures are old, no overhead lighting, wifi is a hassle, this is NOT a resort (no pool, no spa, no restaurants).

This place was laughable. Gross parking garage, dirty dim hallways, and I got the impression that many of the rooms were empty, not just unoccupied, but were not actually furnished or fit to be rented out.
Speaking of furnishings, the furniture was all falling apart, torn, dirty, dusty, etc. There is no restaurant and it is impossible to get the wifi to work. Half the outlets did not work either.

I stayed one night here for NYE a few months ago. The room quality was sub par but the staff seemed fairly courteous. The real story here though is the management. I parked in their outside parking lot with my brand new convertible and found that their rooms were not the only things that were not maintained, there were pieces of rebar protruding up and out from curb stops. This is not only a hazard for your vehicle but for any passer by. When I parked my car, a piece of rebar pierced the front bumper. I filed a report to management, and have placed countless calls to follow up on the damage. I expected a fully refunded auto body bill, but what I found was a childhood game of cat and mouse. My issue was never addressed and no refund was given. They seem to not care about their customers enough to even clean up their hazardous grounds.
I will never return here for the way I was treated, and if I were you I wouldn’t either, but in case you do… watch out for your well being, because the Sixty Sixty Resort Management certainly won’t be.

This place is a running a credit card scam. I made and paid for a reservation on
for this hotel. When I checked in the desk clerk ran my credit card through for the room charge — a second time. I didn’t notice this on my bank account until the next day. When I noticed the double-​dipping on my card I called Priceline and they called the hotel, who told them they would credit it back to me. An hour later, there was still no credit on my card. I went down to the front desk myself and spoke to the reservation manager and she said it would be several days before I got the credit. Throughout this situation, no one ever offered an apology or to make amends, dinner, a free night, NOTHING.
Additionally, their website shows a restaurant that’s supposed to be open for breakfast and dinner. There is even a breakfast menu. BUT THERE IS NO RESTAURANT.
And, of course, there’s not cable television either.

The first hotel I came too when I first visited Miami — Feb 2011
Late I know haha — Now I am not sure if the place is still great but I will give you my perks of the place.
I wasn’t expected a huge room but it was awesome. I don’t see how much of a fuss on how the staff were rude. Though I barely saw anyone since I was hardly in the room. I love the fact they offered a bit more and cheaper value than other hotels. I didn’t know it was a studio-​esque at the time I booked it. Was in a hurry to get a hotel after my flight and before it raised. I was lucky I got a great one on this.
Pros:
–The view was quite amazing on the balcony. I got to see ships cross through the bridge which was nice.
–Miami beach was walking distance.
–As I said the room was huge. I got a sleeping area and like a living room kind of thing and a little kitchenette (no stove though but it came with a microwave, sink, mini fridge, utensils, glasses and plates).
–The kitchenette thing was a plus for me because I always loved to buy like fruits, drinks, leftovers and save it throughout the day/​week without overly spending money.
–The bed was comfy
–There is an onsite laundry room which was helpful
–If you have a lot of stuff they have a walk-​in closet area w/​ironing board and hangers.
–Décor was decent did not look tacky.
Here are some things that could be improved
–Carpet was a bit dirty also had a stain and my friend (current bf) found a condom wrapper under the bed.
–Shower head too — I bought a generic mr clean sponge to clean the shower head (yeah I know i shouldn’t be doing it but hey I wanted it clean).
–They should change the sheets a daily basis
–The tv umm was crappy. Luckily, they had a dvd player and I brought movies because thats all we used it for & I couldn’t find even the basic national channels.
–The website says wireless but when I went there I needed a ethernet cable luckily I had wifi access from the Miami public beach thing but I would have to go on the balcony to use it.
–The pool was so bad and quite dirty. The jacuzzi was broken at the time
Overall it was close to the beach which I loved… For the future ongoers who visit miami beach you do have to realize it is miami beach so expect a lot of hotels on your street. There are stores and bakeries and such but you’d have to drive a few minutes away or do some walking. Other than the flaws it was perfect.

We had a reservation at hotel sixty sixty. First of all, the hotel appeared very dirty. We arrived at the hotel at approximately 10AM, well before check-​in. The front-​desk representative was happy to help us stow our luggage, all the while ignoring the ringing telephone stating, «maybe they’ll stop calling if I don’t answer.» After this my family and I proceeded to walk to the beach and enjoy our day. When we returned, we were informed that there was a room reserved for us three miles north (in a less desirable location) and it was our responsibility to find transportation to that other hotel. After being pressured, the front desk representative refused to provide us transportation, and ultimately we requested our money be refunded and found another hotel.
I can’t rate the quality of the rooms themselves, but obviously their customer service was pathetic at best. We did visit the pool level. The bathroom had a broken toilet and stunk. The pool was small, but looked ok. The seating in the area was stained and disgusting and the hot tub was boarded off and unusable.
I highly recommend you avoid this establishment!

when i first pulled up to this lowtel i was like… okay maybe it’s better inside… hah! nope! we think because they give us a room on the eleventh floor that we were getting a ocean view and we would have great views aswell as service! nope. i opened the door to a dark dengy room. i didn’t even want to take my shoes off because the carpet looked dirty and then we had items missing from the room… like the cd player in which our friends room had… and they didn’t have a coffee table in which we had… it was crazy! they had no face cloths throughout the whole stay! the guy that works the night shift was very mean and rude! my first time there was crappy! not like the internet!

This place is an alright balance of really good and not-​so-​good.
The really good:
Very large rooms
Kitchenette seems to come standard
Large balconies with good views on the higher floors
Not far from the beach
Nearby small shopping center
Close to a gas station
Bathrooms seem to have been updated
Feral cats who hang out across the street with pigeons
The not so good:
Carpeting and upholstery may have been there since the 80’s
Fitness room equipment needs serious repair and updating
Elevators are bang-​head-​against-​wall slow
Balconies don’t have chairs
50 blocks from South Beach
Sneaky additional $ 30 service fee when you go to check in.
The feral cat hangout across the street is an eye-​sore of a condemned building. From the elevator lobby, you can see that the roof has rotted away and collapsed in.
Neutral?
No wifi, but you can plug into a cable modem if you brought an ethernet cable (I never leave home without mine!)
I think that all in all, this place would be great if you’re with a small group of friends and you’re trying to do a Miami Beach vacation on a small budget.

Talk about a hidden gem.
This is a great place for couples since they only offer king size suites. It is a hotel/​condo property — the suites have a kitchen and AMAZING balcony off of the lagoon. Here is a tip, ask for a corner room, so that you get the wrap around balcony.
Now if you’re looking for a place that offers room service, extended luxuries, etc… this is not the place for you. There is a restaurant on the property, but they don’t offer RS.
Also, as a side note, there is a public parking lot a few blocks down if you don’t mind walking, as I dont… as opposed to paying about $ 20/​night for valet parking. usually there is a parking spot right across the street during the day, and if you’re lucky you may find one overnight.