Coral Reef Suites Key Biscayne Mia

Very confortable place. Vruno and his team are very service oriented. Walking distance to the beach and Key Biscayne restaurants.

Me and my girlfriend Sophia stayed in this apartment in Miami from April 25th to 27th for two nights, and it was a fantastic experience. The place was perfect: our 3rd floor room was very spacious and the balcony with a direct view of the sunset — absolutely beautiful and relaxing. The apartment was well-equipped, and had everything we needed — including a super handy iron we used to freshen up our clothes before attending a wedding. The shared patio and pool area were also very peaceful, a great spot to unwind. We even got to see several iguanas casually roaming around, which added a fun, tropical touch to our stay. And last but not least, the ocean side beach is just 5 minutes walking! A special thank you to the owners, Bruno and his wife, who were incredibly friendly and allowed us a late checkout without any hassle. And a warm shout-out to my friend Roberto, always available for anything we needed — including some special little “services” that made us smile! We’re already planning to return to Miami, and we’ll definitely be happy to stay here again!

This property is a complete scam and should be removed from every rental platform. I booked this dump based on a listing full of AI-generated fantasy photos and flat-out lies—and what I got was closer to a condemned building than a vacation rental. The one-bedroom unit was advertised to sleep four. Reality? One bed and a broken, child-sized futon that wouldn’t support a house cat, let alone a human. The place looked nothing like the listing. It was so bad they actually moved us to a two-bedroom unit—which was also disgusting. Filth. Mold. Rust. Holes in the walls. Stained bedding. A broken elevator. There were items left behind by previous guests, grime caked into surfaces, and appliances that looked like they’d been fished out of a junkyard. And no—this wasn’t a cleaning oversight. It was decades of neglect disguised as “hospitality.” Even worse, once we pointed this out, the staff knew the listing was inaccurate. They moved us without question, which tells you everything. That’s not customer service—it’s damage control. After this mess, I checked the reviews and—surprise!—tons of guests have reported the same thing. One person said, “Photos are misleading. The apartment is in terrible condition.” Another said, “The property was not as advertised and filthy.” So it’s not just me. This is a pattern of deception and the host has clearly been getting away with it for a long time. Oh, and I’ve only gotten a partial refund—despite leaving the property entirely and pay for new accommodations out of pocket due to concerns for my health. So to the host: if you’re reading this and want this review gone, give me the refund I’m due. Otherwise, I’ll keep posting the pictures and videos I took, share them with VRBO and my credit card company, ensure the code compliance department is aware, and ensure no one else falls for your bait-and-switch operation. This isn’t a vacation rental—it’s a health code violation with a booking link. Shame on the host, and shame on any platform that lets them continue renting.