Review of Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach, Miami. $2,000 /night, One Bedroom Oceanfront Suite.
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- This time we went to one of the best beach resorts in the world - the fabulous Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach in Miami.
We reviewed the One Bedroom Oceanfront Suite which costs around $1,500-2,000 /night.
This place is absolutely amazing and if you watch the video, we feel confident you will agree. A world-class resort that we will definitely revisit in the future.
0:00 Intro
1:50 Suite tour
4:27 Recap and first impressions
5:17 Discovering the outside areas of this world-class resort
6:13 Night shot - impressions of Il Mulino and the first day in general
7:46 Good morning + epic drone video
9:13 Amazing breakfast and a few shots from the beach
9:58 Royal VIP spa suite !!
10:51 Scores and rating of our stay
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Wishing you all the best,
Elo & Per
I was here a few weeks ago with an ocean front suite!! Loved it💕
Thanks for sharing! It's such a fantastic place. We will for sure come back to Acqualina in the future. The only problem is the food is so good, that you eat way too much 😂
Suite Life I agree haha 😂
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Wow magical
Thanks for sharing this video.
Thank you - happy you liked it :-)
6.16 To have a great sense of humour is one the best qualities of a human being. Enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words. Having fun is what it's all about, right? Luckily we're pretty good at enjoying each others company and having lots of fun 😄💓 Stay safe!
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Great review! I hope I can get there one day! Sounds and looks amazing!!!!
Thank you for your kind words 😊🙏🏼 We hope to go back some day too 🎉🎊
Fantastic ❤❤❤
I am thinking about booking this for 4 nights our honeymoon. Thank you for sharing.
Very nice place. Amazing!
been there before such amazing only tropical rigion in north America（love coconut and clean blue sea there）
Yeah it's a fantastic place. It's quite a bit of money but worth it!
I stayed there in 2014 the other tower was still under construction.
Was super nice and view was amazing.
We were on the 5th floor facing pool and the ocean.
My friends brother in laws company owned this apartment and we stayed there for free.
I would not recommend this place for people looking for discounts or bazars , but it is a nice place to be if you want to feel safe and enjoy your vacation.
The pool was very nice(4ft. deep) and beach was about 100 feet away straight ahead.
As for the apartment, it was nice but furniture was a little dated( not sure if it was custom by the resort or if it was furnished by my friends brother in law’s company.
But overall, if you have lots of cash, you could stay at worse places for the same money.
4 1/2 stars out of 5.
Thanks for sharing your experience 😊
I guess it was a part of Acqualina Residences. I don't know exactly how the split is between hotel rooms/suites and private residences. Great to have connections that can provide opportunities like that. We all need to have friends like that 😄
The pool complex is super nice and heated all year round. It's really a place we would like to visit again in the future.
Wahhhhh .. nice place ....
Thanks - yeah I wish we could move in permanently 😄🙏
Our go to staycation hotel in south florida
Absolutely amazing 💚😍🙏
Thank you very much - happy you like it 😀🙏
@@SuiteLife it's my pleasure 🙏🙏🙏
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So beautiful
Thank you - yes this resort is really exceptional 😊
Nice
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
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First again 😎 how are you? Hope keeping safe in this pandemic
Hi Aleks!!! All good thanks - how are you? We are safe, but actually heading out the door in 30 minutes on new adventures! Take care 🙏💓
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You said " bonne nuit " are you french ?
Yes - I'm French (Elodie) and Per is Danish 😊
@@SuiteLife Elodie est un prénom de fille. Donc, c'est la femme qui s'appelle Elodie. C'est ça ?
Merci pour cette vidéo. J'ai beaucoup aimé votre visite.
@@ineslinda2439 Bonne déduction! Oui moi c’est Elodie et Per est mon mari 😊 Merci beaucoup pour vos compliments 🙏🏼
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Curious. Did Acqualina host or sponsor your stay, or compensate you in any way for recording this video on their property and posting it to UA-cam? By compensation, I am referring to anything of value (e.g., free rooms, free dining, discounted airfare, etc.). If you're not disclosing these details, you're misleading viewers and you're in violation of UA-cam's "Sponsored Content" guidelines and policies. Report pending....
Thank you very much for asking this question. In this particular case, our stay was sponsored. For some reason the box "includes paid promotion" was not checked, but that has been corrected now. Just went through all our videos to make sure everything is correctly registered. Thank you for helping us out 🤗🙏
Sweet Life, we know exactly what we're talking about. Last week, we requested permission to film at Acquilina in July 2021 for a future small 25-person university event planned for S. Florida. But, Acqualina's A.W. denied our request, because we we did not guarantee a great review of the property, like you and other paid UA-camrs provide. Of course, you never disclosed that you're paid to produce "glowing" vacation videos at Acqualina, in violation of UA-cam policies. So, people on vacation and event planners can have unpleasant experiences dealing with and staying at Acqualina - unless you're compensated to say otherwise. FULLY DISCLOSE that you're compensated to ensure UA-cam viewers are fully informed.
So because your request was denied, you decide to attack Acqualina and other UA-camrs with false accusations?
If you took the time to read my reply to your previous comment, you would know that it was us who contacted Acqualina. In fact, I would argue that we're paying way more for the stay than regular guests, since producing this kind of content is not only expensive but also VERY time-consuming (you should know that if you produce videos yourself).
It's obvious that things didn't go your way regarding the upcoming event, but you're barking up the wrong tree. Furthermore, it's unprofessional and a complete waste of everyone's time.
My best advice to you is to spend your time on positive things - especially things you can actually change. We've had a ton of rejections from hotels, but we've never spent a second feeling sad or depressed about it. We just move on to the next. I suggest you do the same.
@@SuiteLife Don't get defensive. No one is attacking anyone. We're honest and reputable corporate travel advisors simply exposing the practice of people going on UA-cam offering fantastic product and service reviews for compensation - without disclosing it. Acqualina just happens to be complicit in that scheme, at the moment. No hard feelings toward anyone. In closing, we've narrowed our Jan. 2022 conference search to three luxury ocean-front properties in South Florida. And, each sales mgr. welcomes our July 2021 scouting visit and encourages our unbiased venue research, including openly video recording the properties strengths and weaknesses. Of course, Acqualina has been permanently excluded from our event and conference options in S. Florida.
@@coralbayfilms6413of course we get defensive. You're implying that we're not honest, since you're stating Acqualina is complicit in forcing influencers to give them a great review. I really don't see what your issues with Acqualina have to do with our UA-cam channel? As I mentioned in a previous comment, our integrity and honesty will never be for sale - no matter the cost.
So, all UA-cam viewers should know that Acqualina's owners and marketing staff pay UA-camrs (Suite Life, Xplore, etc.) to give sensational social media reviews.
Obviously, you don't know what you're talking about, so let me help you (and everyone else who might be reading these comments) out.
Luxury hotels would (probably) never ask anyone to give a "sensational social media review". The reason is quite simple: they don't have to. When you go to a true luxury resort or hotel, it's impossible not to have a good time.
None of the hotels we have worked with, have asked us to say or do anything specific. In fact, we ask them to treat us as any other guests, so we can review them as objectively as possible.
Besides, I think the audience cares more about the visuals than whatever we say during the reviews, and it's really hard to fake that part.
This is how the review/video came to be: We were going cruising out of Miami and had to stay a single night flying out. We reached out to 3 hotels around a week before the cruise, saying we could create a video and a few photos to showcase their property and please our viewers - benefitting both parties at the same time. 2 of them couldn't (or wouldn't) fit us in. Acqualina had an available suite and would happily accommodate us. Not at any point did they ask for anything from our side. They were just curious and excited to see the content. Luckily they were happy, but with a property like Acqualina, which is one of the highest-rated in the U.S, what are the risks from their side? Of course the review is going to be great!
I don't know what your history with Acqualina is, but I can see you are harassing another UA-camr who also made a review of Acqualina. I thought you were actually trying to help us out with the original comment, but I see now, that is not the case.
Our values like honesty and integrity will never be for sale. The fact that you believe people would actually do that for a hotel stay, tells me a bit about where you stand on this matter.