Like many Airbnbs in Miami, though, this space is all about the outdoors. Large planter pots, a trellis with greenery, round white garden stepping stones, and a garden wall that separates an eating nook with brightly hued chairs and overhead string lights should be an attractive enough reason to book.
If you do check in and decide to enjoy the outdoor living and dining room, though, you should like cats. The owner, who lives on the property in the main house, has an outside rescue cat that you're likely going to interact with during a stay.
There is also a kidney-shaped pool — complete with dolphin mosaic tiles — located in the private, secluded, fenced yard, and is shared by the main house.
This home also scores points for location as it's close to Little Havana, a vibrant neighborhood where Cuban culture thrives. Don't miss a stop at Versailles for an authentic cafecito or croquetas and an out-of-this-world Cuban sandwich. In Brickell, entertain your glitzier side by dining at Komodo, a three-story, indoor/outdoor restaurant where South Florida sophistication meets Southeast Asian flavors.
