We never had problems during out stay unlike other posts, people have to understand that some condo hotels have limited service. This does not excuse room cleanliness, but we never had this problem. Overall hotel is nice and great location, rooms are big and beautiful. Pool are is small but a nice place to relax.

Stayed at the Mutiny the last week of June. It is about a 20 minute drive from MIA. The location is one the water in Coconut Grove and has decent views of Biscayne Bay. The hotel is located with a couple minutes walking distance of Coco Walk which is a nice collection of shops and restaurants.

The hotel was gorgeous when we walked up. You have to valet which is about $10 a day. We got to the rooms and they were nice. All rooms are suite style. They were pretty clean, though aged. Most are individually owned and rented when not in use.

All of them had stoves, microwaves and fridges. This was nice as there is a Publix about 10 minutes north and we all purchases breakfast items to save time.

The workout room was decent. A number of differnet options. The highspeed internet option is about the same as usual - $10 per day. There was a bar and restaurant attached to the hotel that were pretty nice.

All in all, if I got a decent rate I would stay there again. It is quiet and out of the downtown-ness of Miami, but close enough that it's only 10 minutes to Miami and 20 to South Beach.

Not a great place. Horrible beds, dirty dishes, rat poop on the floor. I was told there was a beach across the street. It was a harbor for docking boats. The front desk staff was rude. We walked in to a half roll of toilet paper and there was not another roll to be found. We had to use kleenex we had taken from our previous hotel. We were supposed to stay 2 nights but I was so horrified after the first hour I made arrangements to leave the next morning. If you like expensive shops this is a good place as the coco walk is right behind the hotel and since we were on the eight floor we did have an excellent view but I would definitely not stay here again. Yuck

Booked a 3-night stay through Hotwire four months before visiting for U of M graduation. Arrived at 7pm Thurs. and was told by the front desk clerk, while he was on the phone, that they were overbooked. No one called to let me know in advance even though they had my contact information. He said the Mutiny would pay for us to stay at a nearby hotel for the night and to walk there (no offer for help with luggage). He said to come back in the morning and promised there would be a room the next night since I had prepaid reservations and they had to accommodate us. When we got to the nearby hotel there were 4 other guests from the Mutiny that were sent there too.

At 8am the next morning we went back and a different front desk clerk said they were still overbooked so we would have to stay at the nearby hotel again for that night. I asked for more information but he dismissed me and said the nearby hotel had all the information that I needed. Again no phone call was made to let me know there was no room available for that night's stay; I only found out when I returned to check in person.

The next morning was the last day of my reservation so instead of walking there in the heat I called to check. A different front desk clerk answered and said she didn't know anything about my situation, so I explained and she said she would have to check with the manager and someone would call me back. An hour and a half later I called back to get an update and the same clerk said they were still 'working on it' and that someone would definitely call me back before I had to check out of the nearby hotel for the day. Half an hour before checkout time I called again and she said they 'hadn't forgotten about me' but that they were still checking and would definitely call me back. I had to ask the nearby hotel for late checkout because the Mutiny still didn't have an answer for me. The 4th time I called I was finally given a manager to talk to who said he didn't know anything about my situation and he said he would look into it and call me back. I told him I had heard that before and he said that I hadn't spoken to him before so I should expect a callback from him in 5 minutes. He called back 10 minutes later and said to checkout of the nearby hotel and walk to the Mutiny, and things would be sorted out when I arrived. I told him I would rather know if I had a room before carrying my luggage over there. He said the Mutiny had other guests that were sent to other hotels because of the overbooking and that I was ‘lucky’ because some of them were sent to hotels closer to the airport, and I should be grateful that I was within walking distance.

When I finally did get a room, the bedding was torn, stained and worn, the pillows were thin and yellowed and the curtains were ripped. The closet door couldn't be opened all the way because the nightstand was in the way. The furniture layout was crowded and cramped. Fortunately the bathroom was clean and had nice toiletries.

When I checked out the next morning the front desk clerk refused to give me a receipt since the room was prepaid and there were no new charges. I asked him for one anyway and he said there was no point since it would have no balance and he walked away. There was no offer to help me with luggage and no offer to call for a taxi.

The best part of my experience with the Mutiny was the first two nights at the beautiful nearby hotel that they paid for (since they didn't offer me any other kind of compensation). Thanks Mutiny!