The Mutiny Hotel by Provident Hotels & Resorts

"Honey, I'm home!" I joked as we walked into our spacious suite at The Mutiny Hotel—though it felt more like a fully equipped condo than a hotel room. With a cozy kitchen, dining area, living room, and a private balcony with table and chairs, it had everything we needed to feel right at home. The suite also featured a washer and dryer, a plush king-size bed, and a sleek bathroom with a walk-in shower. The marble floors added a touch of luxury, and we loved having two large flat-screen TVs—one in the bedroom and one in the living area. An affordable on-site restaurant, twice-weekly housekeeping and restocking, and a stunning outdoor pool area with a Jacuzzi, waterfall, and plenty of space to dine or lounge made our stay even more enjoyable. The service was friendly and attentive throughout. We truly felt at ease in Coconut Grove and are already looking forward to our next visit!

The manager and staff went above and beyond to find and return me my smart watch when I left in the room and drove 5 hours away. They searched multiple times, and once it was found they mailed it same-day and it was on my wrist 2 days later :) Everyone is very friendly and accommodating. Recommend.

When I'm in the Grove, I tend to stay at The Mutiny. You get an entire condo. In the unit, there's a kitchen, washer/dryer, and most units have a balcony. The bldg has a gym, sauna, pool, and hot tub. It's across the street from the bay and close to all the restaurants and shopping. I highly recommend.

Overall, for the location and cost, this property is a logical choice for many types of travelers looking to stay in one of the better spots in Miami. While I stayed here for a business trip, I could see myself staying here for a vacation. The mixed reviews are likely from the “uniqueness” of each room since rooms are privately owned. No complaints with my 11th floor room which faced west. Candidly, room decor was basic (almost “no frills”), but for a two night business trip, it was perfect. Very nice having a balcony and a kitchenette. Nice living area with a sofa and table. Good size bathroom. AC worked just fine; plenty of hot water; quiet; relaxing views from the balcony. Decent small gym; nice pool. Housekeeping was good. No issues with valet parking. Staff were friendly and helpful. Nice vibe and decor in lobby; nice first impression upon arriving. Interesting history of the hotel (look it up). Coconut Grove is a wonderful Miami neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops all within a 5 minute walk from The Mutiny. Great evening walks also along Bayshore, Peacock Park, and nearby marinas.

Just wrapped up an incredible stay at The Mutiny Hotel in Coconut Grove, Miami and wow, what a gem. 🌴✨ This place isn’t just a hotel — it’s a slice of Miami history. Once a legendary hideaway for rock stars, spies, and jetsetters in the ‘70s and ‘80s, it still carries that aura of intrigue and glamor. But today, it’s been beautifully updated for comfort and style. ✅ Spacious suites with full kitchens and private balconies ✅ Gorgeous views of Biscayne Bay or lush tropical greenery with visitors, see pics ✅ Prime location —The Grove is a great walkable experience ✅ Friendly service and thoughtful touches throughout Whether you're a history buff, a luxury lover, or just looking for a perfect base to explore Miami, The Mutiny delivers. Can’t wait to return.

I booked a two bedroom suite/condo which has a view of the bay. It has two balconies, a nice kitchen with all the necessary kitchen supplies, a washer/dryer in unit. Very spacious and open/airy. A/C worked great. 2nd bedroom has a Murphy bed, a desk and large TV so you can choose to convert the room to an office. The master has two closets, and its own private balcony. Linens were soft. Take elevator to 2nd floor which leads you directly to the parking structure. I had a wonderful stay!

We love the Mutiny because it reminds us of the old Coconut Grove. They have kept some of their now vintage fixtures and that makes it even more charming than the typical modern hotels that have no personality. The pool is surrounded by local flora and also has the authentic Grove vibe. The location is perfect for walking around nearby shops, cafes and the Marina.

Oh wow! Not what we expected! Such a beautiful place, welcoming, friendly, and wonderfully appointed. Our room looks out over the marina, and you can see the Atlantic Ocean in the distance. We have a two bedroom suite with a full kitchen and separate bathrooms.

Find the time to visit The Mutiny Hotel. Walk in the footsteps on music legends and story tellers. Our visit was awesome. The room, service and accommodations were great. Coconut Grove is back! The restaurants were plentiful the energy in the Grove made our visit to The Mutiny very special. The room exceeded our expectation the linens quality the room, clean the view spectacular. the upgraded interior kept some of the beauty of old Miami juxtaposed fresh updated accommodations. great wedding venue plan party here the outside deck area is a magnificent location. I look forward to returning for another visit in the fall. Heartfelt thanks to all the staff from the valet who parked my car to the front desk folks to check us in.

Came here on a boys trip. Nothing fancy. But rooms have everything you need and are spacious. Hotel is perfectly located and the greatest value. It was 200 cheaper than the M brand down the street.

Stayed here for funeral. Rooms great, good kitchen, even has washer and dryer. Nice pool and hot tub. Wonderful staff. Want to stay here again.

In A Nutshell: -The Mutiny Hotel is a historical hotel/condo complex that is popular b/c of 1980's cocaine cowboys lore where they once partied & plotted during their takeover of Miami. -Flash forward to today, you can either buy or rent a pretty spacious one bedroom apartment (see photos below). -I really like the small kitchen & the washer/dryer, which comes in handy for longer stays. -The location is excellent w/ close proximity to hustle & bustle of Coconut Grove, Cocowalk, plenty of great restaurants & of course the rest of Miami/South Florida. -Check in was easy, as well as checkout. -I didn't check out the swimming pool or use the gym. Overall, this is a very nice place to stay, especially if you've visited Miami plenty of times & want to stay in a lower key, but still exciting part of South Florida.

Excellent staff service!!! The restaurant was good, the hotel is in a wonderful location and very clean.

What a great location! You're close to Coconut Grove but tucked away enough that you're not in the middle of the Coconut Grove crowd! Amazing restaurants nearby, the room was spacious and clean, the pool was awesome. All around a wonderful experience! Definitely would try to book again the next time I'm in Miami!

I really like this place. It nice and clean, classy, quiet. We often come her to hang out by the pool. The restaurant has amazing food and there's a full bar. Valet is free, no self parking available. Rooms have balconies. Perfect to host parties as the restaurant and pool area have the amenities for it. Location by the marina of coconut grove, looking out on the water.

Apartment-style rooms, views of the stunning waters from your balcony, and close proximity to the downtown area, what more can you ask from a hotel in the Grove? The Mutiny really is your home away from home. The rooms are spacious and have everything you may need throughout your stay. This hotel surpasses average hotel amenities. There is a full kitchen with appliances and even a washer and drying machine in the room. The rooms are decorated very nicely and are well maintained. Trust me when I say I did not want to leave the room during my one night stay, it was absolutely adorable and I hope my future apartment can look something like this! When creating a reservation, there are different view options. I highly recommend upgrading to the bay views, as it is a beautiful sight to see all the boats docked at the marina while the sun is setting. It is one of the best views Miami has to offer! The hotel also has a pool, gym, steam-room, sauna, and restaurant on site. I want to give a special shoutout to two staff members who showed true hospitality, Krystal and Raisa. The front desk agent who checked us in was Krystal. She was warm and welcoming and helped us with restaurant recommendations. I also wanted to recognize Raisa Fleitas, who went above and beyond to make our stay even more enjoyable. She treated us like a VIP. If you are looking for a comfortable place to stay in Coconut Grove, I highly recommend choosing The Mutiny. The hotel is beautiful and very well priced considering how much is offered to the guests.

Simply loved this place. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The room was clean. We enjoyed the balcony. We left the Airbnb 2 days early because we couldn't take it any longer. So, this was an exceptionally great treat. I highly recommend this hotel.

Intended on reserving a room here during Coconut Grove Arts Festival; I called and spoke with a lady at the front desk and asked about access in and out of the hotel by car during the festival (the roads around the festival perimeter are blocked); she was friendly enough but kept me on hold for more than 10 minutes; I finally hung up and called back; she apologized and said that she had gotten quite busy at the front desk; I asked to speak to a manager and was told she is the only one there. No manager on duty. This was at 3:30PM on a Wednesday. Will not be booking at this hotel.

Hotel is in a great location, by the bay and close to restaurants and stores. However we found the hotel in need of some updating and improvements. Front Desk and Check-in/Check-out: There was no one outside when we arrived so no help with our luggage. The desk person was not very inviting and gave us no information about the hotel. There was rarely anyone at the front desk. However, on two days there was a very friendly young lady. I asked her if we could have a late check-out and she said we could have a complimentary check-out until noon. At 11:05 on check-out day someone knocked on the door to clean and seemed surprised I was still in the room. Five minutes later the desk called and told me check-out was at 11 and I needed to leave. After I explained, he told me I didn't request the late check-out properly but I could stay till noon. Room: We had a deluxe one bedroom with a balcony. The room was not very cozy--no rugs at all and sound really reverberated. The room appeared clean, but upon inspection the table surfaces and lamps were dusty. There was no night stand on one side of the bed so no reading light there or place to plug in phone or set down a book or glass of water. The bedroom could really use a ceiling fan as when a/c ( which was incredibly loud) turned off the room got very warm. The bathroom vanity was very small and sink really tiny. No where to put our kits but the floor. There was a bidet which took up a lot of room. We received very small bottles of shampoo, etc. which were not replenished mid-week when we had housekeeping. The kitchen had full size appliances. The ice machine was full of old, stuck together ice--I had to empty and start new. I was told prior to arrival that all the rooms had Nespresso machines so didn't bring any coffee supplies from home. But there was a Hamilton Beach drip coffeemaker. So, needed to visit the grocery store for coffee and filters. We discovered 3 days into the trip there was a recycling container tucked way in the back under the sink. The internet is very unreliable. The helpful lady at the desk told me that it is always "spotty" no matter what type of internet you sign up for. She instructed me to exit the network and sign back in which always worked. Restaurant/Pool/Gym We had an excellent breakfast in the restaurant. Ken our server was extremely friendly and polite. He gave us some restaurant recommendations which we used--all great! The pool during the week was quiet and peaceful. Lots of shade if needed. The gym was small and uncomfortable. There was a sauna off of it and later in the day it was very humid in the gym. I would suggest to the hotel that it provide its guests with a folder of information about the hotel, the room, restaurant, pool, etc. as well as information about the surrounding area like restaurant recommendations, grocery store locations, walking paths, etc. It would be very helpful and make the guest feel more welcome.

This hotel is a hidden gem located in a great area. The rooms are very nice and comfortable. The view of the bay is stunning. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel!

We just stayed for the first time and I will have to be honest, after some of the reviews I was a bit worried before we arrived. However I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel is quite charming with plenty of amenities. The pool is beautiful in a very lush setting. The gym had a good variety of workout equipment, a steam room and a sauna. We stayed in a one bedroom. The room was very spacious. A large king bed with a full dresser and two large closets. The linens were clean and smelled very fresh. There is a small kitchen with a full size fridge. Also a living room with a pull out sofa and 4 seated table. Outside of the living room is a small patio with a table and two chairs. We didn't have the best view, but still enjoyed sitting out there in the morning enjoying our coffee. Is it dated, yes it is. But it's clean and safe. The location is amazing. So for the negative reviews, you can't please everyone.

Great hotel if you want to hang out during the day and be close to the water; horrible if you actually want to sleep at night. The walls are about as thick as cardboard- could hear our neighbor's tv all night, even through earplugs and even after we asked them to turn it down. They also keep it super cold and offered only one thin blanket, so hope you like sleeping in sweatpants and a sweatshirt.

Sadly I'm reporting that although I thought I got a great deal at the hotel mutiny and made sure that I paid all fees upfront (totalling 134 after the $51 fee) No fine print. They still argued with me as I left Saying I owed them the $51 cleaning fee. But, couldn't prove it and I showed them I paid it. They have terrible customer service, Lousy desk help that were obviously just off the street and looked it...and care nothing for their guests as I was not the only one being treated poorly. I only flew in for one scan at the hospital Ate in the room Cleaned up after myself and I already paid their stupid fee. someone even tried to enter my room at 9am and it was not the maid service... I will take this up with My bank in the morning as this will cause issues with the money needed for upcoming scans. Do not fall for these scams Do not stay there They were supposed to call and speak with me But, instead just charged whatever they liked.... Word to the wise...do not piss off a woman in extreme pain that doesn't have a job. You will regret it

This is our second stay at the Mutiny in the past two months. We have stayed at Provident properties in the past so we came back thinking that last time was a fluke. It just misses the mark compared to other locations under the Provident brand. The location is perfect. 99% of the staff seems nice, but there just seems to be low morale or initiative. We had problems with the same employee on both stays. It was the worst interaction that I've had in 20 years of business travel. Front Desk: The Front Desk was communicative and hospitable at check in on Saturday. Mr. Lopez took over the Desk on Sunday morning where he was confrontational, rude and simply unprofessional. Our first night (Saturday) was on a separate reservation and we were told that we would be moved the following morning to a better room. I called the Front Desk on Sunday morning at 9 and 10 am to find out about the move and no one answered the phone. At 11:30 am, Mr. Lopez called demanding that I leave the room immediately even after explaining twice that we had another reservation for the remainder of our trip. My son and I moved from a perfectly good room with a tub, fully stocked unit with cookware to a superior deluxe that feels like a downgrade . We have a pan and sauce pan for a refrigerator full of groceries and a week long stay. I reported the issue immediately and was told that we could not return to our original room and there were no rooms available. I expressed the need for a tub instead of a rain shower for my 7 year old son and cookware to prepare meals. We just received cookware today (Thursday). Communication/Issue Resolution: I contacted the General Manager, DiDi Lopez, with the hope of resolution with absolutely no response or follow up. Spoke with the Front Desk Manager, Mr. Perez to discuss moving to a new room yesterday, he said that he would be calling to determine if we could be moved today. I was just informed that he won't be in today.. Will we stay here again? Absolutely not. Why are we still here? Due to business travel and moving around Miami for a safe apartment style hotel with a kitchen with a 7 year old is not feasible. It's not going to get any better though. Valet: We tried parking valet and now street parking. Front Desk failed to inform the valet that we moved rooms. We texted for the car. It wasn't there when we arrived at the front. They had to search for the keys while we waited for them to retrieve it. 20 minutes late for a business meeting, thank you very much.

The hotel has looks great inside and out, it's in a great location. The reason I'm giving a two is we found so many bugs that kept coming out of the walls. Also the staff is not available at night, the only front office person was a security guard that was as super rude

Huge issue with wifi and the internet, it basically doesn't work. Cuts in and out continuously. Staff and their tech support try but provide no relief with now two very long calls to tech support and shorter ineffectual interactions with on site staff. Not what I want to be doing on my vacation. Barely able to write this review and had to turn off wifi on my phone and do it with my data plan. Extremely frustrated. Otherwise, it's very nice but this is a very large problem that apparently they are not interested in solving. Won't come back but would have otherwise.

This hotel was located in walking distance to parks and several restaurants. It had an operational pool, hot tub, and lounge chairs. Rooms were acquainted with balconies. My room overlooked the pool and became a really nice spot to work while enjoying the sunshine. There is a restaurant on site but it was not available when I checked if open for breakfast and dinner (Monday). The hotel offers valet (flat fee) with no options for self parking. The valet was slow and not overly friendly with providing door assistance (hotel or car). Positives: when entering the hotel and guest room it smelled really fresh/lovely. The room came with a small kitchen and living space to include a table large enough to work or eat. Negative: due to COVID housekeeping was not available, only towel/sheet drop off service. The microwave in the room did not work and I had to request it be serviced. The bathroom could use several updates (moldy shower curtain replacement, fresh paint, and new hardware).

TVs in our room don't work. Hotel Wi-Fi doesn't work (they've been having "issues"). Both sliding doors are permanently locked so we can't use the patio. Someone has been BLASTING music all day. Staff is not helpful at all. NEVER again. If I could give them a zero I would.

Good hotel in a great location and wonderful staff -- that about sums it up. Noting too exciting about the hotel itself, other than the fact that there are full suites with kitchens (not that we ever used ours considering the great restaurants nearby). The biggest down side is that the bed felt like a fold-out bed. Thin, creaky mattress that wasn't very comfortable at all. Not sure how a hotel does that these days. The staff is nice and courteous, but that's probably the best thing about staying here -- other than the locations. I'd recommend calling down for the valet though, because sometimes it took forever to get our car in and out, and there's no non-valet option.

Discrimination much? Incompetent employees, with a side of racism. My mother and I stayed at The Mutiny Hotel in November, checked out on Thanksgiving day. We were waiting on our new house to be ready and were super excited to stay here so we could relax. When my mother first checked in she was given room 1116. She set her purse down in the room and we went to go grab some food. When we arrived back at the hotel we were told someone would assist us with our luggage. We waited...and waited. Watched other people helped that came AFTER us, we ended up carrying all our bags to the room by ourselves, taking multiple trips up and down the elevator. On top of this once we came back we noticed our room key wasn't working. I went back down to the lobby with my key while my mother waited in front of the room with our plethora of luggage. I spoke to Bryan Martinez who works the front desk. He rudely said I'd need to bring the other key since I only brought one down. Anyways I went back to where our room was supposed to be, and the door was open, another person was in OUR room!! (With my mothers purse left in it!) Bryan Martinez had given away our room to another person and the man was reassigned a different room after. Bryan was unapologetic about all of this. The man explained he did in fact use the room, the bed, toilet, charge his phone etc. I asked Bryan if there were anymore rooms left, he said "NO, only upgrades and I can't give YOU that." Our room had been used, not cleaned and we were supposed to be content with that? Disgusting. Horrifying to be exact. My mother went down and spoke to Bryan, we asked if someone could at least change the bed sheets, he said the maids were gone home, we'd have to wait until the next day and pay a cleaning fee! My mother continued to speak to Bryan and all of the sudden another room "just" opened up, mind you the maids were long gone by then, like he said. I also checked online to see if anymore 1 bedrooms were left and there were many for that same night. I couldn't believe the treatment we were receiving, the looks we were given by staff, especially by Bryan as if my mother and I weren't supposed to be there. Bryan explained this room was newer, but smaller and every downgrade it had. (Lower floor, view of nothing" etc etc. When I said "oh so its a downgrade" he said "No, its the same room" which made no sense with what he was saying. We believe this treatment was due to the color of our skin, unfortunately. We had to fight for literally everything at this hotel that seemed to be ran by delinquent's. Not one person was professional who I encountered. During our stay I had to retrieve an item out of my mother's car, so she called the front desk and let Bryan know her daughter (me) was coming down and if the car could be pulled up, he said "yes". I went down and was greeted by Bryan and a valet person by the name of Erasmo, looking and laughing at me. I ignored it. The car wasn't pulled up and I explained to Erasmo I just needed to check if my mother left the second set of her keys in the car. He starts rudely demanding I take a picture of the keys they had for the valet. Erasmo next to Bryan was the most unprofessional thing I've ever encountered. I was thinking maybe his English comprehension skills were nonexistent because that had nothing to do with my mother needing her completely different set of keys out of the car. I had to walk away, Erasmo was mad and irate about nothing. He seemed dangerous, definitely a liability for this hotel but then again, all the staff we encountered were. I called my mother and let her know I didn't even get to get in the car. Erasmo then acted as if I was a different person and wouldn't hand me the keys, he said I could be anyone. (This happened within the time span of 10 minutes, I never left downstairs, I remained outside the entire time) My mother called the front desk and once again Bryan answered, she told him to make sure Erasmo gave me the keys. He was literally shouting out orders and demanding I come with him back into the lobby. I let him know I wasn't a employee so I fortunately don't take orders from him. He went back in and came out, rudely gave me the keys. I retrieved my mothers second set of keys she was looking for and saw I left a few important items in the car, I came back down, got the items out of the car but while I was doing that Erasmo constantly clicked the lock button on the car while I was clearly in it. I sat there and realized I could truly only pity people who behave like this. What's worse is our nightmare didn't end there. We spoke to Jarelys M. Archilla who actually right off the bat assumed my mother was with another guest, she paired the only two "black" women there, downstairs, together and just KNEW they were in the same party. Instead of asking, she assumed. She gave me the WRONG number when I asked for the # to corporate! I found the REAL number and gave it to her. Lol. Pathetic, barbaric coons.

Comfortable to have a full kitchen and fresh market is close by to pick up some food. Walking distance to coco walk and great restaurant. Nice view. Close to Brickell, coral gables, airport, beaches. Highly recommend.

Few destinations can boast a character as colorful and distinctive as Coconut Grove. In the heart of this tropical paradise of Miami is The Mutiny Hotel, a luxurious all-suite hotel near Coral Gables, close to the crystalline waters of Biscayne Bay. A brilliant display of coral contrasting against the intense blue sky of South Florida, the 12-story tower of the Mutiny epitomizes the style of South Florida, vibrant colors compliment sumptuous accommodations elegantly decorated in a modern and luxurious motif. For a long time a playground for the elite, The Grove, as it is known to locals, is also a second home for many celebrities, artists and jetsetters. Its entertainment and shopping district reflects the quirky yet sophisticated nature of its residents where visitors can find everything from haute couture to haughty kitsch at the many CocoWalk stores, just a few steps from the door of The Mutiny Hotel.

The Mutiny was a good choice for my wedding party. The nicest part is that it was connected to my reception venue (the Womans Club of Coconut Grove). This made it easy for Grandparents to move back and forth between the venue and their hotel rooms. The rooms are spacious and include a kitchen. This made it easier for all the girls as we were getting ready. If you have some extra money to spend somewhere; this is where I would splurge. My Mom got a 2BR suite overlooking the marina. It was amazing.

Springing for a last minute room was certainly a much better deal than risking a DUI. In all fairness, it could have been that we booked so last minute, but it seems as if we either got upgraded or these rooms are really spacious. Either way, the staff was quite accommodating, the location was fantastic. Waking up and taking a stroll to a cool breakfast place on the grove and the catching a nap before check out was really, really cool. I definitely recommend this place to anyone coming to Miami that wants to have a good location but not totally immersed in the craziness and hustle bustle of other party places in town.

Let me state from the beginning that I (and my partner) are successful Airbnb hosts, so we know something about presenting a space for guests to stay and be comfortable. This establishment is a study in contradictions. From the street it appears to be a hip, upscale hotel. Valet parking is mandatory, however, which is a tad annoying, especially when you call down for your car but they forget to get it and make you wait. Once through the front door, you see the tasteful decor, but are assailed by rather loud, annoying music. A tropical scent wafts through the air as you check in. Once you arrive at your suite and open the door, however, the 'tropical' scent now knocks you on your ass. The rooms are severe modern white decor at first glance, but you realize quickly that this 'room' is a converted condo. The floors are 100% cold white marble, not a throw rug in sight. (Robes to use and/or buy but no slippers.) It has more light switches than you can figure out, a full sized fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer/dryer, and its own hot water heater and electrical box. The bathroom is optimized for a resident, not a traveler. One of my main problems with this establishment is that the housekeeping leaves something to be desired. Upon our arrival, while exploring the amenities, we discovered a large, inexplicably blue stain on one of the ornamental pillows on the bed, schmutz on the ice maker in the freezer, and water stains on the bathroom faucets. The moulding between the floor and the door frames is showing signs of neglect. And no one who comes in here seems to notice that every clock (on the stove, microwave, radio, and alarm clock) is set to a wildly different time. The attempts at amenities for travelers fall somewhat short. The clock in the bedroom (and the lamp in the sitting room) have handy outlets for plugging in chargers, but the standard cell phone charger that I use won't fit in either because of the poor design. The counter space in the bathroom is woefully inadequate. The shower is roomy but there's one tiny shelf for the bathing essentials. And the toilet seat is loose. Another issue is the 'air conditioning'. Being from Seattle, we are unaccustomed to overly warm weather, and prefer a cooler environment, especially when it's time to sleep. As of this writing, the thermostat is set for 57°, but the current ambient temp is 73° and has not varied. The hallway feels cooler than the room. Also, there appears to be no exhaust fan in the bathroom, which may be against code. Finally, the most important part of a hotel room is the bed. This bed is an awful, bouncy, lumpy mess. Sitting on it, I can hear the springs creak. I'm afraid to get up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom because I might wake up my partner. For the price we're paying, the bed should be better than something from the 70's. Sorry, but will not likely stay here again. Oh, and by the way, $6 for a 1 liter bottle of water? Yeah, no.

Very nice hotel with all the amenities I needed. Room, bed and bathroom were super clean. Staff was courteous and helpful with their every move. We felt secure and had so much fun in this Hotel! Would recommend :)

I SO enjoyed my stay at The Mutiny. I had an amazing view of the bay from our double balcony & the place was bigger than my condo in New Orleans! Food was great at the restaurant & the pool/waterfall was beautiful. Felt like I was in some exotic rainforest. Staff was nice & accommodating. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a classy way to stay in corral gables.

Disgusted with my 3 day stay at this dusty hotel. It seemed like housekeeping hadn't cleaned up in years. The beds and tables were extremely dusty we were sneezing all night. My mother and my newborn had a severe allergy to the dirt and dust. When calling for the hotel manager Karel Perez several times during our stay all he did was apologize -give it no importance- and say he would "send emails" to their higher Managment. Upon check out all he did was offer free hotel parking (otherwise an additional $30 per day!) DON'T STAY HERE.

I had a dismal experience this last stay. It is conveniently located to where we need to stay but unfortunately this last time the A/C kept going out. Rather than not book the rooms and get the A/C fixed they ran it as a fan during the day (i.e. no cooling or poor cooling) and then turned it off at night. The food quality is very poor in the restaurant. I order a steak and a side. The steak was ordered medium rare and it came well done like a shoe insert. The side was something that resembled stove top stuffing for Thanksgiving and was awful. Of course we overpaid tremendously for the food. last visit.

Parking experience is horrid. The valets are constantly trying to bilk you out of your money even if you stay with friends and parking should be free. Also they barely speak English and give you dirty looks everytime you drive in. They keep making up rules in order to scare you into paying them for valet service. The valets alone made soured my entire vacation and kept me constantly worried that they would tow my car out of the garage. I would never stay here again.

We really enjoyed our stay here for a wedding recently. The staff was very nice, the rates were very reasonable. The room was clean and it was nice to have a separate bedroom and sitting area. It is close to several restaurants, sites, and shopping. Our favorite bakery, Present, is a short walk away! With the full kitchen, we will definitely stay here again in our future visits to Miami.

We only stayed here for one night -- we were in a "Superior Suite" room. The check-in was painless and the valet (only option available) parked the car. The room was pretty small for a suite. The scale of some of the materials used could've been smarter to make it feel less crowded. For instance, it has a full sized refrigerator, stovetop and dishwasher for a kitchen with probably a 6x5 floor space. The bathroom door was so wide that if someone were working at the sink, the swing of the door would either ram into them or you had to fully open the door so that the person could stand at the sink. There's a bidet in the bathroom which chewed into some already tight quarters. And the monster soaking tub was too big for the bathroom (not to mention the curved shower curtain still didn't keep the water in). The coffee table was also pretty large given the small amount of space; and they tried to cram a full stereo and DVD setup on top of the desk under the table -- you couldn't use the desk for any real work because of all of the equipment on there. It gets a B for cleanliness -- the bathroom sink didn't look sterile -- there was some browning caulk around the sink. Similarly, the kitchen counter may have had some permanent stains on it but it just didn't look spotlessly clean It had a beautiful balcony that overlooked the hotel next door; great place to sit outside and eat a bagel and have a cup of coffee. It's also a 5 minute walk to the heart of Coconut Grove so it does get an A for location. Price was fair too. I'd probably stay here again given the price but it certainly wasn't something I'd rave about to others.

I stayed here for a few days when I first came to Miami and would highly recommend it. Friendly staff and easy check-in, comfortable bed, and I loved having a full kitchen and a robe to wear. If I had stayed here longer, I'm sure the in-unit washer/dryer would have been really helpful as well. The neighborhood is also great with lots of eateries nearby.

We stayed here for a long weekend for a wedding. Pros: Close to the Coconut Grove main strip, with a lot of restaurants + bars, so easy to walk to and from places like the Sandbar & the New York pizza place, and also some breakfast places on the main street. Also right on Bayshore Drive, which is a great street for running (near a series of parks) although you can't see the water unless you're higher up in the hotel. The pool was right near the dumpster so smelled kind of funky, but still a cute little pool. For our purposes (a large group for a wedding, not in the hotel very often), it was a great hotel. Cons: The rooms and hotel were somewhat dated. They seemed relatively clean, but our bathroom was in desperate need of a renovation. The pullout bed in our suite was not comfortable at all, which was unfortunate for 2 of the 4 of us. I wouldn't choose to stay here for future Miami visits.

I enjoyed my stay at the Mutiny Hotel a lot during my recent trip to Miami. First off, every encounter that we had with hotel staff was very pleasant - every staff member was very friendly and helpful (minus the restaurant staff - I mention it in my review of Atchanas). The hotel also has a really calm yet energetic vibe to it. There's always upbeat house music playing in the lobby, yet there's never annoying commotion caused by guests or staff. The rooms are decent, yet I thought the spacing was kind of odd - the hallway and bathroom were both huge, but the room and living room were kind of small. However, I did enjoy having a suite room with a kitchen and a pull out bed in the living room helped since we had 4 people. The only complaint on the room was that part of the floor in the bedroom was really dusty. I noticed that my allergies were pretty bad in the morning, and after walking around the bedroom, my feet got dirty. Other than that, everything else was fine. The hotel also has a convenient location. None of us had ever been to Florida, but we were able to easily get to Coconut Grove for our dining and shopping needs the first evening.

I stayed at the Mutiny on a work trip to Miami. Very conveniently located near shopping, but far enough away from the scene to escape. My room was an enormous suite with a full kitchen. The bathroom had a very nice full tub, toiletries from Bath & Body Works, and a bidet (which I have to admit--I definitely did not know how to use). They also have a very nice pool which was not used very much by other guests (most of whom, from what I understand, own their suites and use them as sort of a time share). And, they have a nice weight room with two treadmills. On top of all the nice amenities (also including a decent restaurant and good room service), the folks who work there are very friendly and helpful. I truly enjoyed my stay. April is a great month to visit!

I regret to say that I was very disappointed with the Mutiny. The disappointment comes not from the quality of the accommodation, the room was excellent, but rather with the penny-pinching attitude of the hotel. Guests at the Mutiny are already paying a premium for a first class suite. The sitting room is a good size and comfortably furnished. The kitchen has everything you need in terms of appliances. The bedroom is spacious, has a comfortable bed, and a walk-in closet. The bathroom is a decent size and was spotlessly clean. So why the disappointment? Perhaps the most irritating thing was the absolutely abysmal 'free' WiFi.' Not only was it's speed only marginally better than dial up, but you are restricted to 2 devices. So if you use your smartphone and your laptop, that's all you can have. Fine if you're on your own, but this is a two person suite. Getting one device disconnected to allow another person to use WiFi requires a phone call to some off-site tech outfit that does their WiFi. Of course, you could pay $9.99 a day for better WiFi, but come on, that should not be necessary at the price of these suites. Also disappointed to find the coffee maker in the kitchen was supplied with only one bag of coffee good enough for only 4 small cups of coffee - again, why so stingy at these prices? Then there's the mandatory valet parking at $30 a day - that's like a 10% surcharge. Parking really should be free at these prices, or at least deeply discounted. I do not understand why the Mutiny feels the need to nickel and dime guest, and I did not ask why when I checked out. I simply resolved not to stay here again.

Did a little research on hotels in the Coconut Grove area while visiting a friend. Saw positive reviews for The Mutiny so I gave it a shot. I booked the room on the website because they have great discounts. Got into a one bedroom suite and was very pleasantly surprised. The room was actually pretty cool. The room was a good size, with a nice full kitchen with new appliances and a large bathroom. The only thing I found weird was that half the furniture in the room was new and half looked like it was taken from a college dorm room. The TV stands in both the bedroom and the living room looked like they were just bought off Craigslist. And the TV's were circa 1998 and it took some knowledge of TVs to get the living room TV to get a signal. But I didn't stay at The Mutiny to watch TV so it wasn't that big a deal. The bed was very comfortable and the room service was perfect. Oh and there was a huge walk-in closet. That was a surprise. The couch in the living room had a pull-out sofa which helped when a drinking buddy needed to crash for the night. The room keys are also unique in that you have to sign for them and if you lose them they're $8 each. I was on the 9th floor and had an amazing view of the harbor and morning sunrise. The hotel looks very modern and is a very short walk to all the bars/restaurants in Coconut Grove. You have to valet park for like $20/day but you can get your car in and out as often as you wish. The valet attendant was very nice. There was a pool which looked clean but I didn't use it. And the restaurant looked good. I'd definitely stay here again. Just make sure to ask for a top floor to get a good view.

Escaped New York's frigid cold temperatures to relax poolside at Mutiny Miami. After reading positive reviews was looking forward to our stay. VERY DISAPPOINTED, in the middle of enjoying the pool -WITH NO WARNING- the hotel started chopping down a tree right in front of me! Loud chain saws and 4 men came chomping through. Tree sheddings were flying everywhere!!!! I had my newborn with me, his stroller was covered in sheddings we were sneezing, it was miserable!!! When complaining to the manager Karel Perez he didn't care in the least. Showed no concern in the least, like this was something of the norm for them. I'm back in New York now, I've been coughing since I've been back and I feel that I didn't receive a quality stay!

Stayed there last Friday. I really can't say anything positive came from my visit. Really bad customer service they don't pay attention to detail like a hotel like that should. Had a red stain the sheets of the master bedroom. A dirty sink with food from the last guess. The cups that are in the room are dirty same with the silver wear. Curtains have scuff marks on them. Towels in the bathroom smell used. Room had a peculiar odor. If you are like me and notice the small things you would for sure notice this. Not worth staying here take money else where

Cute hotel. We came in town to visit some of his friends from law school. We stayed from Thursday-Sunday in a really large suite with a kitchen. We unfortunately didn't have a view of the bay, but it's okay because we were usually out and about doing other things. Our location was great for just quick walks around the corner to dining establishments or a short drive to south beach. The lobby was very nice and clean and the staff very friendly and helpful. We did not get a car. We used über to get around the city and saved money on not needing to utilize the mandatory valet. Our room was clean and spacious. There were a few things that stopped the hotel from being really successful in our eyes. For some reason our fridge never got really cold, but we just had water in it so we didn't care much. The paint job on the walls was poorly done a long time ago and hasn't seen a fresh coat in many years. The mattress was very flat and wasn't overly comfortable. But it was not the absolute worst I've ever slept on. The pool area was lovely. Like an adorable oasis in the city. But the beauty was detracted in my opinion by the soaking wet and rather dirty chairs. We heard many dogs barking in adjacent rooms, but we are animal lovers so that didn't bother us either. What I was absolutely unimpressed by was the room service. We ordered a few different things for brunch; the three egg omelette, the breakfast wrap, and a chicken quesadilla. The chicken quesadilla was actually quite good. It was stuffed with juicy chicken and vegetables. But my breakfast wrap was disgusting and his omelette was less than impressive. I was upset by how much money we spent on the food and how poor quality it really was. We also several times pointed out how much they nickel and dimed you for everything. $10 a day for wifi, $25 a day for valet parking, etc. We did not use any additional services for that reason. But overall we really enjoyed staying at the Mutiny. It gave us exactly what we needed for an extended weekend trip, just the two of us.

Had our entire wedding party stay here and it was a great experience. A real South Florida feel. Art Deco with a sense of elegance. Staff was very attentive and the manager Wendy Zane went above and beyond to make sure the entire party was taken care of and we reserved a large block of rooms (23) We will be going back just to visit and do more exploring the Coconut Grove area which it is right in the middle of... Exceptional Value for a very intimate venue. Thanks Dave and Ivette

I stayed at the Mutiny this past weekend. We got the 2 bedroom suite, with kitchen and a balcony. Best part was the view. We can see all the sailboats int he water. For the price of the hotel, I expected much better though. In the master suite, the shower had rust stains, and if you looked up you can see the ceiling had water damage. They also have very old tv's, although I didn't watch any tv, it's something that is important to those who may be staying long. The tv was probably 27". The living room sofa, just looked dirty, like if I took a vacuum to it, it would come out black. The kitchen was the best part, very convenient to cook, a little small though. The 2nd bathrooms door knob was broken, we had a little party and people were getting stuck in the bathroom, calling for us. LOL Also, on the side wall it was bubbling out, water damage, I am assuming. The 2nd bedroom had twin beds and no tv. So if you have children and you like for them to have a tv, this is inconvenient, but if you don't like for you children to watch too much tv, then this is a good thing. The hotel front desk, bell boy they were all very nice. Good hospitality. Only other complaint I would make was that at 1:30 am the security guard came up to tell us that the paper we had on the door was inappropriate, Mind you, we had the corner room and we weren't even making noise, just sitting in the room talking. I'm not sure if he was trying to get in the room but that just made us upset. The are is great though, you have a view, and you can walk to Coco Walk within seconds. You have clubs and bars near by if you want to party, and stores to shop in during the day. Very convenient if you don't have a car. If you can afford a nice hotel for 350 or up I recommend you go some where else.

I had checked out of the hotel and forgot an electronic device in the room. I contacted the front office the following night to see if anyone turned it in. The person at the front desk told me that nothing was turned in. I asked him if he would go upstairs to the room, and look under the couch. I knew it was there. He said he would and call me afterwards. I waited 30+ minutes but he never called back. I called back, and he told me that he did not find anything under the couch. The next day, i went back to the hotel and went into the room with the housekeeping supervisor. We found the electronic device under the couch. The guy at the front desk assumed i was an out-of-townee and would never show up to the hotel ever again. He lied, and if i did not show up, i would had lost the valuable item altogether. Untrustworthy front desk staff!

I'm really not so sure where to start with my review. I chose this hotel as it was close to the yacht club and I was looking for a "nicer", water view room. My water view consisted of me twisting my head through a window that didn't open only to see boats at the marina. Not really the kind of "water view" I had expected or what was advertised on the website in a photo. This place is highly overpriced for the accommodations. To begin, the room was dirty. It was not replenished with essentials each day (basics like soap, toilet paper, dish washing pods; the dishwasher didn't clean properly anyway, etc). For each of the days I stayed, the bathroom was never fully cleaned including the shower, sink and toilet seat. The glass table in the sitting room was never cleaned. This hotel room shows signs of age and deterioration. Save yourself some frustration and stay at The Ritz, the price is likely comparable!

The good: If you pay for a view of the bay it is totally worth it I didn't so for a whole weekend I had a great view of the parking garage. The pool is a decent size and there is a great sitting area to socialize with friends. Each room is equipped with a washer and dryer which is a plus. That's really all the good to be honest. The cleaning service was exceptional and saved this hotel from getting one star. The bad: Although our room said smoke-free it still had that awful smell. I don't know if it's the air freshener that they use and if it is then the staff needs to get rid of it ASAP. The pool can get really crowded at times due to the little seating available. There is NO self parking so valet is going to cost you $25 a night! If you plan on using the sofa bed to sleep on please don't or you will definitely wake up with back problems. The kitchen was super small because we had a room at the end of the hall which are usually smaller than the rest. Honestly our room was not worth $300 a night. The pictures online were NOTHING like what I saw when I entered the room. Overall this hotel is super overpriced but if you have the money then I recommend upgrading to a room with a view of the bay and if you have kids make sure to get an extra bed. Rating: I'm giving this hotel 2 stars because although it is a nice hotel and location it was not worth what I paid.

I've never stayed here, but I have partied here, and the room we were in had an amazing view. I never knew the bay was that vast! The rooms are nice, but nothing spectacular...well, being that a bunch of no good/hoodlum/hootin'n'hollarin'/hood rat kinda stuff was going down when I was here, the room was a bit on the messy side. But, aside from the party-wreck, the suites have a full but smallish kitchen, a decent bathroom, and are pretty Floridian looking, in a very...Holiday Innish/a time-share in Destin Beach type of way. Not super tacky, but it's got a hint of it. But the hotel as a whole is clean and friendly. The view is really the most stellar aspect, so, if that's more important to you than amenities and decor, then this is a good option for you. Plus, my friend who was renting the room said they have pretty good deals/specials in regard to price. And for tourists, the Grove isn't a bad option for locale. It is a bit collegey and gets a tiny bit hectic on Wednesdays and Thursdays, but it's very lush and pretty. It's also close to South Beach, Key Biscayne, and the artsy districts like Midtown/Wynwood/Design Districts. Plus, if you stay at this hotel, you can literally walk across Bayshore to a few restaurants and bars that are right on the water and nothing beats sipping on a margarita while watching the sun set.