Miami · USA
Beds&Drinks
Bed bug reports
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Confirmed Google Maps
Bed bugs
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Confirmed Booking.com
While I was in bed, something bit me on my body. I reported this to the front desk, and the next day they told me that I could no longer stay at the hotel and asked me to leave in a “polite” manner. They did not help me at all. They refused to change the bed sheets, even though something like a bedbug had bitten me. They specifically told me that they would not change the sheets unless I paid extra. They said that anytime anything needs to be changed, I have to pay for it.
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Confirmed Google Maps
Room was insanely hot and humid, even more than outside. Stinky. Parking isn't included. I was very itchy for about 3 days after I left. I have no proof of bed bugs, and tbh my bed was made of plastic and had no sheet so I wouldn't think bed bugs could survive there. But regardless I'd say spend another $10 and stay at a nicer hostel.
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Confirmed Google Maps
I had an alergy bc if bed bugs there
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Confirmed Google Maps
Bedbugs.
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Vibe Analysis
Beds&Drinks is mostly a location play: close to South Beach, Lincoln Road, Ocean Drive, shops, restaurants, buses, and cheap public parking a couple blocks away. It can work as a basic Miami crash pad when price and beach access matter more than comfort. There is a bar, an outside patio, and an indoor lounge, with a welcome drink ticket and occasional karaoke or movie nights. The social setup is limited, though; common areas may close early, and the main hangout space can feel small. Rooms are bare-bones. Expect bunks without privacy curtains, limited outlets near upper beds, small lockers, firm mattresses, loud doors, and cold or noisy air conditioning in some rooms. A kitchen is not available, and there may be no fridge or microwave for personal food. This is not a polished hostel. Cleanliness, hot water, WiFi, staff help, deposits, extra fees, and room assignment handling all need caution. It is best treated as a cheap, short Miami base rather than a comfortable social hostel.
Signals to check
- No shared kitchen, fridge, or microwave is available for normal hostel food prep.
- Dorm beds generally do not have privacy curtains, and outlets or personal lights may be missing near beds.
- Cleanliness is inconsistent, especially in bathrooms and dorm rooms.
- A security deposit and extra fees may apply, and deposit returns can be a headache.
- Noise, cold rooms, weak WiFi, and limited late common space may affect sleep or work.
- Service can be blunt or unhelpful, especially around refunds, room changes, luggage, and complaints.
- Solo women and anyone needing strong dorm safety support should be cautious with mixed-room bookings.