This was a good choice to stay that was reasonably priced and on a direct bus line to South Beach. The beds are comfortable, and we had no problem with noise waking us up. The view is decent, and the decor is pleasant.
However, I booked it because it was labeled as wheelchair accessible, which it is only marginally. The turn into the kitchen is very tight, and I could not enter it with my power chair. I also could not access the bathroom in the room with two beds (I did not try the other one) because the door was too narrow. There is no mirror in the room itself that a wheelchair user can use, and the bads are high, so not wheelchair friendly.
The hotel building itself has a step, so you have to request a wooden ramp every time you want to enter or leave, and the path up to the entrance is very steep. The hotel also has something under the elevator buttons on the wall on the first floor that makes it hard for some wheelchair users to reach the elevator buttons.
The staff were mostly friendly and accommodating. When I went to check out, the man at the counter kept addressing my caregiver and not me, even though the reservation was in my name using my credit card. He could not sustain eye contact with me and was clearly uncomfortable around my disability.
The place was clean, and we were pretty comfortable there (except for access issues).