Miami Rental Hostel is a hostel located in Miami, Florida. It offers a practical base for travellers visiting the city. Guests at the hostel rate its cleanliness and property features positively. Its location provides good access to local points of interest and transportation links.
Should you book Miami Rental Hostel?
A basic hostel experience with a focus on cleanliness and property upkeep.
Best for
- Budget travellers
- Short stays
- Location
Maybe not ideal for
- Those seeking extensive amenities
- Private rooms
Guest-rated property
This hostel receives positive feedback from guests regarding its overall property and upkeep. It's a functional choice for those prioritising a well-maintained environment during their stay in Miami.
Convenient location
Miami Rental Hostel is situated with useful access to various attractions and amenities within the city. Its proximity to transport options also aids in getting around.
Location
509 NW 41st St, Miami, Florida
Miami Rental Hostel is located in Miami, Florida. Guests rate the area well for things to do and airport access.
5 sights nearby, the closest being Moore Park at 0.4 mi; the nearest metro station, Allapattah, is 0.8 mi away.
Things to do nearby
- Moore Parkpark0.4 mi
- Roberto Clemente Parkpark0.5 mi
- de la Cruz Collectiongallery0.6 mi
- THE HAITIAN HERITAGE MUSEUMgallery0.8 mi
- Wynwood Wallsattraction0.9 mi
Getting around
- Allapattahmetro station0.8 mi
- Santa Clarametro station1.4 mi
Straight-line distances from the property · data © OpenStreetMap contributors
What guests say
- Things to do4.7/5
- Restaurants3.1/5
- Public transit2.9/5
- Airport access4.4/5
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is the guest rating for Miami Rental Hostel?
Miami Rental Hostel has an overall guest rating of 4.4 out of 5, based on 38 reviews.
What are the strengths of the location?
The hostel's location is noted for its access to things to do and airport connections.
What are the nearby attractions?
Nearby points of interest include places of worship like United House of Prayer For All People and Monastery of the Exaltation of the Most Holy Cross, as well as parks such as Moore Park.