Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Wynwood Design District

Beautiful hotel! This was our first time staying here for a quick one-night trip, and we had a wonderful experience. We were pleasantly surprised with an upgrade to a suite with a great view from a high floor. The chat feature with the front desk was incredibly helpful. Torri at the front desk was especially sweet! We had been texting with her on our way to the hotel with some parking questions, and when we arrived she remembered us and gave us such a warm welcome. If we return to Miami, we will definitely stay here again!

Our stay was excellent! On arrival, we were greeted by the awesome Quinto, who kindly set up our keys, provided us with information about local eateries, and was wonderful to speak with. It’s one of the best hotel stays we’ve had in years and made our first time in Miami even better. And a great view! We’ll be back.||Highly recommend!

Positive: Friendly lobby staff, rooms clean, bed was good! Negative: No hand held shower nozzle. You get shot with cold water until it heats up.

We stayed here before leaving for a cruise. It was a quiet hotel in a decent location related to the cruise. A nearby spot with some good restaurants and chain shops, which is fine. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. The hotel main areas were fairly clean but some of their furniture could use updating. The couches in the breakfast area were torn up and the fake leather was flaking off. The free breakfast was perfectly fine and had the usual items on a free breakfast. Our biggest issue was the rooms. The beds were clean but there were quite a lot of dirty spots throughout the room. Spots that should be fairly easy to clean. It was kind of gross. Overall it was just ok for a single night. Not sure if I'd stay again or not.

1 Star – Serious Safety & Service Failure Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Miami Wynwood Design District failed in its most basic responsibility: guest safety and service. I paid extra for a king room and was denied it at check-in with no reimbursement or accountability. At 4:00 AM, my young daughter and I were awakened by a violent domestic dispute next door — screaming, crying, furniture being thrown. I called the front desk FIVE times. No one answered. There was zero response from hotel staff during what felt like an active and dangerous situation. Police eventually arrived, but not because the hotel intervened. The following morning, I specifically requested that my room be serviced. When we returned later that day, it had not been touched. To make matters worse, the manager insiste