Where to stay in Miami? Miami Beach, Brickell, downtown or???

[Silvie]

I used to live in Coconut Grove in the 90s, and it was very interesting over there but it's not a place where I would go nowadays to spend my vacation.

 

[Fiscal]

I used to live in Coconut Grove in the 90s, and it was very interesting over there but it's not a place where I would go nowadays to spend my vacation.

What’s it like today?

 

[¡Sencillamente yo!]

Yes you were absolutely right. I totally regret being in Brickell. Other than the weather and all the Spanish spoken, it feels like I am in any typical downtown area of any major city in the US. Starbucks, a shopping mall, and high rises.

Fiscal,

Are you missing Argentina? I think so!

 

[Fiscal]

Fiscal,

Are you missing Argentina? I think so!

Not the weather, the tiny pueblo or how dirty it is, but I do miss the people of Palermo. Everyone there treats me so well and I feel pretty good. Miami is pretty lonely!

 

[¡Sencillamente yo!]

Not the weather, the tiny pueblo or how dirty it is, but I do miss the people of Palermo. Everyone there treats me so well and I feel pretty good. Miami is pretty lonely!

Fiscal,

Life is about relationships, people and those who are worth being with.

For me, I wouldn't care where I was, or how bad it might be, if I was with the right people. As I like to say, I'd rather be in hell with someone who makes my heart sing, than to be in heaven with someone I don't care for.

 

[Dougie]

I think Senillamente Yo has officially become Fiscal's life coach.

Great advice most of the time I must say!

 

[¡Sencillamente yo!]

I think Senillamente Yo has officially become Fiscal's life coach.

Great advice most of the time I must say!

LOL - Thanks for the kind words Dougie,

It's my sincere desire to help anyone here. I want to participate and contribute - NEVER ARGUE / keep my council when there is strong disagreement.

 

[stevejon]

Flying to Miami this weekend to get vaxxed and live in the first world for awhile. Don't really know Miami that well...I imagine Miami Beach is overrun with tourists and bad restaurants that serve giant drinks with umbrellas. Not my style. Maybe I'm wrong. Anyone have recs? I'm overwhelmed by the options when I look at hotels.

If you want beach vibes and easy walking access to restaurants and nightlife, Miami Beach is a great choice, while Brickell and Downtown feel more urban and business-oriented. Each area has its own energy, so think about what kind of experience you want most during your stay. For getting around between neighborhoods or from the airport, reliable transport options like sallimoservice can make logistics easier.