Freehand Miami
What the experts agree on
A quirky, vintage-cool budget stay near South Beach, with retro decor, mod local art, and a lively courtyard/pool. Hostel-like social vibe suits sociable travelers more than those wanting quiet luxury.
“Freehand Miami is a hip hostel-esque stay for sociable millennials.”
– Mr & Mrs Smith
"It's all about cheap charm. The reimagined Indian Creek Hotel becomes a traditional art deco hostel."
"Just two blocks from the beach, the Freehand Miami has repurposed the 1930s Indian Creek Hotel with outstanding results."
3.0
"A hostel for sophisticated young travelers who care about style, atmosphere, and a good party." Full review
"Room decor includes vividly colorful modern art and Mexican blankets, and free Wi-Fi is available. There are also private rooms that come with work desks and flat-screen TVs." Full review
16.5
"We should be so lucky to live in a world where hostels are designed by Roman & Williams, the New York firm that's quickly becoming the standard bearers for the new boutique eclecticism." Full review
"Get your room key – attached to a plastic alligator – and walk through the old Miami lobby, spruced up with souvenir-stand schlock, to your comfortable, earthy-warm digs." Full review
"A hip Miami Beach hostel with designer interiors and plenty of buzz from prestigious travel publications." Full review
8.0
"At once one of Miami’s trendiest and most affordable hotels. There is a lush, inviting courtyard and pool." Full review
"The Freehand isn't your only choice of an inexpensive stay in South Beach, but it's absolutely the best one." Full review
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There’s also a guest kitchen, which is open from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. Just make sure you remembered to bring your own food and don’t try to steal someone else’s.
"Small, intimate and quirky, the Freehand has more character than many of its South Beach competitors." Full review
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It is technically a hostel, so you can choose from shared rooms for four or eight or private rooms for two.
$24/night
on Booking.com