Budget Hotel for Miami Swim Week

Miami Swim Week runs through July 12 – 17, 2018, and our budget Miami hotel is near all the action. Miami Swim Week is a marathon of fashion events centered on swimsuits that roll into Miami Beach every July. Thousands of manufacturers, buyers, designers, stylists, models, and members of the press go to catwalk capers, product launches, nightclub parties, designer presentations and private dinners.

Celebrities have been known to show up at the various shows and parties. Famous people such as Christina Milian, Tyson Beckford, Wale and Leighton Meester, Leo DiCaprio and Scott Eastwood have made appearances at some model parties. Other notable personalities that have attended the festivities include Eva Marcille (“America’s Next Top Model”), Darnell Nicole (“WAGS Miami”), Erica Mena (“Love and Hip Hop N.Y.”) and Tatu Baby (“Ink Masters” and “Black Ink Crew”).

People from all over the globe attend Miami Swim Week events to see all the new and exciting trends that will hit retail racks in the coming months. Don’t miss your chance to mingle with notable figures and cutting-edge designers from today’s fashion industry when you stay at our hotel in Miami.

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Your Hurricane Safe Hotel in Miami

Hurricane season is here again, and it lasts from June 1 – November 30. The Comfort Suites Miami Hotel would like you to know that you are entirely safe when you stay with us. Our sound resistant and hurricane safe Miami hotel features reinforced exterior and interior concrete walls, along with full power backup through a natural gas generator, which can provide air conditioning and electricity throughout our entire Miami hotel.

Our hotel in Miami received a letter from FEMA near the end of last year’s hurricane season that congratulated the hotel staff for their organization, benevolence and compassion during Hurricane Irma. You can read the FEMA letter below and feel reassured this summer when you spend the night at our hurricane proof hotel in Miami.

2018 Hurricane Forecast

According to an updated seasonal outlook released by The Weather Company, the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to feature a near-average number of hurricanes and tropical storms. The Weather Company expects 12 named storms during the season, including five minor hurricanes and two major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher intensity. The good news is that they compared sea-surface temperature anomalies for inactive vs. active hurricane seasons and found that the current pattern more closely resembles inactive hurricane seasons.

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