Richard Padilla

Truly one of the best museums in Miami, especially for those that love science. From the aquarium to the planetarium, there is so much to see and do. There's a lot to see and experience it'll definitely please the entire family. Very easy parking as well.

Was not really impressed with this spot, sadly. In temrs of just having a chill spot to kick it back with some friends and family, this spot definitely meets that requirement. The decor for the holidays is also quite nice and is really picture perfect, but it fails on pretty much every other front. The food vendors are all insanely overpriced, serve very mediocre food, and lack any quality. The most absurd was the taco vendor that sells 3 tiny tacos with some rice and beans for well over $22 dollars with all the fees that come along with the mobile ordering system that they recently added. None of the other food that I tried here is really worth it either considering the other options in the surrounding area. I did enjoy some of the holiday drinks that they have now, but they're also very overpriced, watered down, and served in very small cups (that are filled to the top with ice). The music is very early 2010s as well if you enjoy that. I'm curious to come back during a special event to see if it's any better.

This is definitely a modest little hotel with an ideal location. It's very basic in terms of amenities, the rooms are pretty small, but you're getting a fabulous location. If your main objective is to be in the heart of Paris (near the Louvre, walking distance from Notre Dame, close to a metro / bus station), then this is definitely a decent hotel option. Again, the rooms are quite small so if you do intend to spend a lot of time in your room, I don't really know if this is the best option for your stay in Paris.