Miami Heat Beach Resort

Highly recommended!!

Madumi ang cr at mabaho poor signal and walang mga wifi connection

Let me start with, if you are not fuzzy and sensitive to bed set up, you'll be fine here. Miami Beach Resort's advantages are the pools and swimmable beach. The beach has gray sand but it is fine and not rocky. Few plastic cups and garbages on the sand but not so much. Kids enjoyed building sand castles. I like the beach because it goes chest deep of an average adult unlike the beaches in Calatagan and Laiya that are ankle high. The water is not itchy. No jelly fish and sea urchin so far. Early morning lots of vendors flock at the beach to sell souvenirs, taho, pearls, and dried fish. It was fine with us since it is supporting the local's livelihood. They are polite and not insistent too. The pools are strategically scattered across the resort. The staff were overwhelmed with the number of guests since it was holy week and super peak. Food at the resto took time to arrive and yes they are pricey. Free hot and cold water at the resto. Pack your noodles or 3in1 coffee. Chips and water are allowed but rice food and viand have corkage fee. We went out of the resort to scout other eating venues. Wifi is only available at the resto. I slipped on the tiles and had a minor accident but I was rushed to the nearest medical facility of the municipality. I sprained my wrist. The staff assisted me to the best that they can. They added nonslip matting after my incident. The beds in the loft room are foams on the floor with thin bed sheets and thin blankets. Points to improve on will be adding hooks and soap dish cranny at the room's bathroom. It was yucky to place your soap on a sandy bath floor. There are no hooks to hang your towel and dry clothes. I hope the management will heed these recommendations.