Tru by Hilton sits right in Florida City, which puts you about 10 minutes from the main entrance to Everglades National Park and a straight shot down US-1 to the Keys. It's a smart base if you're doing both. The hotel is relatively new, and it shows: rooms are clean, modern, and minimal without feeling sterile.
Breakfast is included every morning, and guests specifically call out the Cuban coffee at the front desk. That's not a small thing when you're heading out early for a sunrise paddle or a long drive through the park. The lobby has a big common area on the first floor, which works well for families who need space to spread out after a day in the heat.
The staff here gets mentioned constantly in reviews, and not in a vague way. Names come up: Vicky at check-in, Ebony and Bernard on the floor. That kind of specific recognition means something. You're not getting a transaction, you're getting an actual welcome.
Rooms are on the simpler side (no microwaves, no ice buckets), but the showers are solid and the beds are comfortable. The hotel shares a pool and BBQ area with the adjacent Home2 Suites, so there's more to work with than the room count alone suggests. Parking is free and easy. For what you pay in this corner of South Florida, that matters.