We have decided to stay in La Quinta Inn and Suites, East Miami.
Although La Quinta is not very modern and new, it is very clean and has got very fiendly and efficient service.
One of the advanages of La Quinta is a free shuttle bus to and from the airport, as well as a free shuttle to the Port of Miami.
However, when one wants a pick up from the port to La Quinta, then there is a price of $10 per person.
Another positive aspect of La Quinta is breakast. They serve delicious coffee, tea, various types of juice, fruits, eggs, cottage cheese, toasts and rolls, jelly and hot waffels – yummy.
There is also a nice pool and free Wi- Fi . Quite important is the fact that although La Quinta is near the airport, inside the motel guests do not hear the planes.
Wherever we go we hear Spanish and see Spanish baners or information written in it.
It is similar to California which was also more Spanish than English.
I do not want to sound like a racist or an intolerant person but I think the Spanish people should assimilate more when they decide to become Americans and live in the United States.
I suppose that one day the official language in the USA will be Spanish and it will happen faster than some people think.
We flew to Miami in Airbus A380. It is the largest of the Airbuses and according to the information leaflet it is very quiet and economical.
As usually, we chose Lufthansa Airlines which are very realiable and offer high standard.
Our flight was 35 minutes delayed but all in all it was comfortable. The food was delicious: we had gulash and later some chicken with rice, there was a wide selection of beverages and the entertainment offered on board was quite ok. Maybe the airconditioning was too low and we needed to use blankets.
The landing was not as smooth as usually, there were moments when the plane was flying through the clouds and was simply falling making some passengers really scared. Fortunatelly, we landed safely.
