Known as much for its beach as for its pastel-coloured Art Deco buildings, Miami South has a warm and friendly atmosphere. Hotel Greystone welcomes you not far from Lincoln Road and its shops. Its characteristic façade conceals an elegant interior enhanced by lush greenery. The hotel comprises two buildings housing spacious and cosy rooms. Reserved for guests aged 21 and over, this hotel features a restaurant renowned for the quality of its fusion cuisine. With two bars, a café and a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool, the hotel also provides access to sun loungers on the beach.
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- Stay in a Standard Room
- Accommodation only, meals not included
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- Including 14% of local taxes
- Please note: Resort fees and tourist tax are not included in the rate and must be paid on site when you check out (see price details and "Useful information" section).
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Hotel Greystone – Adults Only 4*
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Rooms
The two buildings that make up the hotel each offer a different atmosphere. The Collins draws inspiration from the Art Deco heritage of South Miami, whilst the Courtyard features a more contemporary décor inspired by the seaside. Both offer elegant rooms.
Double room
Perfect for a stay with friends or older children, this 23 m² room features two double beds and a bright, thoughtfully designed layout with clever storage solutions. High‑quality bedding, a television and a hairdryer are provided for your comfort. After your shower, wrap yourself in a soft bathrobe and enjoy a moment of pure relaxation.
Standard King Room
Measuring 27 m², this room offers generous space in which to relax. It is furnished with a very large double bed topped with a light duvet. The air‑conditioned interior includes a television and a hairdryer for added convenience, while a cosy bathrobe provides an extra touch of comfort after your shower.
Superior King Room
Measuring 27 m², this room offers generous space for two guests to unwind after a day of sightseeing. It features a large king‑size bed for a wonderfully cosy night’s sleep, while the rain shower provides a soothing moment to relax and recharge.
Restaurants & bars
Whether you’re sitting down to a meal or enjoying a cocktail, step into a world where elegance and flavour come together beautifully. The resort features a restaurant serving refined fusion cuisine, while you can choose between a bar with a sophisticated atmosphere and another tucked away on the roof terrace, perfect for lingering over drinks with a view.
Sérêvène by Chef Pawan Pinisetti
This surprising fusion of cuisines is sure to tantalise your taste buds. Here, izakaya – the traditional cuisine of Japanese pubs – meets the gastronomy of French brasseries. The menu features coq au vin, green curry and various sashimi dishes, accompanied by a selection of wines.
Sora Rooftop Bar
Head for the heights to enjoy a colourful, flavour-packed cocktail, day or night. Enjoy wraps for lunch or a platter of cheeses and cold meats to share in the evening with your drinks.
Greystone Bar
The cosy atmosphere of this bar and its subdued lighting will whisk you away to another era. Treat yourself to a cocktail with a unique recipe or a mocktail. To go with your drinks, why not try a burger, the house speciality?
Activities & lifestyle
Spend some time soaking up the sun on the hotel’s rooftop terrace, a peaceful spot perfect for unwinding. And when you’re not relaxing in the pool or stretched out on a sun lounger by the beach, head out to explore Miami South and its legendary shoreline.
During your stay, embrace the laid‑back spirit of South Miami while enjoying the comfort of the hotel. Settle into a sun lounger by the pool and lose yourself in your current novel, taking a refreshing dip between chapters. Just a few minutes’ walk away, your reserved sun lounger on South Beach awaits. And in the evening, unwind in the relaxed ambience of the Greystone Bar, where live musicians perform regularly.
Useful information
- The daily accommodation charge of US$45 (US$51.30 per night, including tax) covers access to the rooftop swimming pool, a designated area on the beach with two sun loungers and towels, Wi-Fi, bottles of water and access to the Gymage fitness club.
- A security deposit of US$200 is required on arrival. This must be paid by credit card. The refund should be processed on the day of your departure. The security deposit will be refunded in full to your credit card, provided the property has not identified any damage.
Discover the destination
Close to the Caribbean, Miami's warm climate makes it the perfect place to escape the dreary European winter. You can spend your time unwinding at the beach, but that's not the only attraction Miami has to offer: the city is surrounded by national parks bursting with local wildlife, or you could check out the lively local nightlife after catching a baseball game.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
When travelling in the United States, it's important to know and respect certain customs and traditions. Firstly, punctuality is highly valued in American culture. Being late can be seen as a sign of disrespect.
Secondly, tipping is a common and expected practice in many service sectors such as restaurants, taxis and hotels. It is usually between 15% and 20% of the total bill.
Also note that Americans value personal space. Keep a respectful distance when interacting.
Furthermore, as the United States is a multicultural country, it is important to respect diversity and inclusion. Please refrain from using discriminatory or offensive language.
Finally, it is advisable to respect the rules and laws specific to each state, as they may vary. Smoking in public places is often prohibited. Possession of firearms is a protected right, but varies from state to state. As a visitor, it is important to know that it is illegal to possess a firearm without the necessary permits. For your own safety, you are strongly advised to avoid situations involving firearms.
Time difference
The time difference between the UK and the United States depends on your location in the United States. The United States has several time zones. The changeover to daylight saving time does not necessarily take place at the same time as in the UK, so the time difference may be different for a few weeks at a time. Here's an overview:
Eastern Standard Time (EST): The UK is generally 5 hours ahead of EST (New York City, Washington DC, Atlanta, Miami).
Central Standard Time (CST): The UK is generally 6 hours ahead of CST (Chicago, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans).
Mountain Standard Time (MST): The UK is generally 7 hours ahead of MST (Phoenix, Denver, Salt Lake City).
Pacific Standard Time (PST): The UK is generally 8 hours ahead of PST (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Las Vegas).
Hawaii Standard Time (HST): The UK is generally 10-11 hours ahead of Hawaii.
Electricity and internet access
In the USA, the current is 110-120 volts and 60 Hz, with type A and B sockets. To use European appliances, a compatible adapter is required.
Internet access is available in most areas, and Wi-Fi is available in public places such as hotels and restaurants. Pre-paid SIM cards are widely available to avoid roaming charges. For mobile connectivity, it is advisable to check coverage with your local mobile operator.
Safety
The USA is generally safe, but precautions are necessary. As elsewhere, incidents can occur, especially in major cities and tourist destinations.
Avoid walking alone at night in poorly lit or less frequented areas. Also, always keep an eye on your personal belongings, and never leave valuables in plain sight in your car.
In case of emergency, dial 911. It's also a good idea to take out travel insurance that covers medical visits, as hospital and medical costs in the US are among the most expensive in the world.
When it comes to road safety, compliance with speed limits and driving rules is essential, as the authorities are very strict in this area.
Currency
The official currency in the United States is the US dollar (USD). Credit cards are widely accepted. Tipping of 15-20% of the total amount is common in restaurants and services. Shop prices generally do not include taxes. Your bank must be informed of your trip to avoid having your card blocked.
Weather
The variety of climates in the USA depends on the region and the season. The West Coast has a mild climate, the South is hot and humid, while the Midwest has extreme climates. The Northeast has hot summers but cold, snowy winters. Some areas, such as Florida, are prone to hurricanes in the summer and autumn.
Languages
The language spoken in the United States is English.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation in the USA is similar to European standards. Luxury hotels in major cities offer top-of-the-range services, while bed & breakfasts and inns offer a more authentic experience. It's worth noting, however, that all accommodation, even the most modest, meets minimum quality standards, particularly in terms of cleanliness and safety, which are governed by strict federal and state regulations.
Food quality
In the big cities, you'll find a wide variety of cuisines from all over the world, with high quality standards. However, the country is also famous for its fast-food cuisine, which is ubiquitous and convenient, but not always the healthiest or most nutritious. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are increasingly common. What's more, the U.S. has strict food safety standards, so don't be afraid to eat street food or at local markets. Tap water is generally safe to drink.
Other information
If you're planning a trip to the USA, it's important to familiarise yourself with some of the common hotel billing practices. Of particular note are resort fees. These are additional charges added to the room rate per night and generally cover access to certain hotel facilities and services, such as Wi-Fi, local phone calls, use of the gym and sometimes even parking.
These fees are often not included in the initial fare quoted at the time of booking, which can lead to surprises when it comes to final payment. Always check the small print. Resort fees are common in many popular destinations, such as New York, Las Vegas, Miami and Hawaii, and can vary widely, from a few dozen dollars to over US$50 per night. It's important to take these fees into account when making your reservation.