Miami Airport Hotels

Know Before You Go: Miami International Airport

Miami Airport is ranked 2nd in the United States for the highest amount of international passengers.
An economy lot is offered for long-term parking offsite at a park & ride location. Parking is $8 a day and is located at 1350 NW 45 Ave. A free shuttle is provided 24 hours a day to this offsite parking lot.
WiFi is available at a rate of $7.95 for 24 hours or $4.95 for the first 30 minutes. Complimentary access to some travel-related websites is available.
MIA Mover is a 1.25 mile-long system between MIA and the Miami Rental Car Center. MIA Mover moves more than 3,000 people per hour, free of charge!
Looking for some high-class eating? Beaudevin is a wine and cheese bar located in Terminal D, near Gate D24.
A Military Hospitality Lounge is located in Central Terminal Concourse E and is available 7 days a week from 9:00am to 9:00pm to U.S. and Allied active duty and retired military travelers. Complimentary snacks, magazines, WiFi, pay phones, etc. are provided.
MIA's Jetsetter Spa is located in Concourse H, 2nd level. Services include manicures, pedicures, massages, and spray tanning.
In the mood for Cuban food? Check out Gloria Estefan's restaurant Bongos. Try authentic food and enjoy a drink before you fly.
Do you have some time to explore the airport in between flights, but don't want to haul your luggage around with you? A Baggage Checkroom is located in Central Terminal E.
Looking for some puppy love? Two days a week Casey, a Golden Retriever therapy dog, and her owner Liz, walk around the airport to help passengers needing directions. Casey gladly accepts pets and cuddles to relieve some of your travel stress.
Visit the Miami Airport official page for additional information.

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Holiday Inn Miami
1.0 mile from Miami International Airport (MIA)
The Holiday Inn Miami offers great leisure amenities including an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant on-site and a fitness center. For business travelers, there are meeting rooms available with audio and visual equipment, and Wi-Fi Internet is accessible throughout the hotel. This Miami Airport hotel is also located one mile from the Miami International Airport. Book this and other Miami Airport hotels online today.

About Miami International Airport

Miami International Airport is conveniently located just to the west of the city in a delightful, unincorporated suburb. Travelers arrive from all over the world, including Canada, Europe, Latin America and other cities in the U.S. When you arrive, you'll pick up your luggage on Level 1 of the facility, but be sure to head up to Level 2 for shopping and dining opportunities. Keep in mind that this airport can become quite busy during rush hours, so you may want to allow yourself extra time to work through the congestion and lines.

Visitors searching for hotels near Miami International Airport have plenty of options from which to choose. Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza Airport hotels are popular options located about a mile from Miami International. Guests may especially enjoy a stay at InterContinental Hotel, which is just 6 miles from the hub and provides complimentary shuttle rides to and from the airport. When it comes to getting around the city, many individuals travel by rental car or taxi, and an extensive public transportation system can get you to all the top attractions (though there are often long wait times for buses and trains).

Welcome to Miami

When it comes to a Sunshine State getaway, there's no place like Miami. This southeastern U.S. locale is known for its laid-back appeal - locals as well as visitors can be found lounging on the pristine sands lining the shimmering Atlantic Ocean any hour of the day all year-round. But it was hard work that led to the area's growth into a major tourist destination. In fact, without the construction of the railroad, reconstruction efforts after the 1926 hurricane and World War II contributions as a military headquarter, Miami would still be a humble little Spanish missionary town.

Now, it attracts more than 10 million people every year with its diverse culture, excellent culinary options and ample opportunities for lazing in the sun, not to mention the delightful subtropical savanna climate. Many travelers stick to the coastal spots and heart of the metropolis - a narrow region 110 miles in length but only 20 miles wide. But there's plenty to do in the north, west and south districts as well, including visiting the vibrant Little Havana neighborhood and the historic MiMo district.

Things to Do in Miami

What's the first thing most visitors do after they've settled in at their Miami International Airport hotels? Head to the beach. This destination is lined in the east with Atlantic waters and soft, clean sands. As one of Florida's most picturesque coastal spots, Miami Beach is a hotspot that can become crowded quickly, especially in midday when the sun is strong overhead, so be sure to arrive early to claim your spot on the waterfront. You can also go on a walk or jog along the hiking paths, grab a bite to eat at one of the shorefront restaurants or shop at the boutiques lining the beach. Water sports are also big here - take an adventure with some water skiing, kitesurfing or wakeboarding.

This city is also renowned for its vibrant nightlife. The locals hit the lounges and bars early and stay out late. Grab a frozen beverage at Carillon, Lapidus or Sunset lounges, then head to Mango's for some live musical entertainment. Be sure to take some time to stray from these hot spots and explore the Latin culture of the city. You'll find authentic restaurants such as Ola, Yuca and Larios on the Beach, and Little Havana's Hoy Como Ayer presents traditional music and dance every night of the week.