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Hotels in Miami Beach
188 Hotels
The Setai, Miami Beach
2001 Collins Ave.

Paradise doesn't come cheap. Striking but sober mood-lit design, impeccable service, three pools (each a different temperature), and a prime beachside location make the Setai one of the best hotels in Miami. The 133 rooms are huge and immaculate, with handmade Duxiana king-sized beds, espresso machines, rainfall showers, bathrobes and slippers, stocked minibars, and free Wi-Fi in all. Food and drink offerings range from the modern Asian restaurant Jaya to the poolside Ocean Grill, plus several of Miami's best restaurants are just half a block away. For even bigger rooms and a more kid-friendly vibe, consider 1 Hotel South Beach.

Marriott Stanton South Beach
161 Ocean Drive

The 224-room Marriott Stanton South Beach is an upscale beachfront hotel at the quiet southern end of South Beach's lively Ocean Drive. Fresh rooms have tasteful beachy decor plus coffeemakers and mini-fridges; furnished balconies are a nice touch and some have ocean views. Two outdoor pools and a hot tub overlook the Atlantic, and a small spa offers a sauna and modern gym. On-site dining options include a Mexican eatery and a great beachfront seafood restaurant and bar, plus several shops including a gelateria that's a perfect treat in tropical Miami. Renovations are ongoing until 2018, so guests may want to compare prices at The Savoy Hotel, though rooms aren't as nice.

Loews Miami Beach Hotel
1601 Collins Ave

The large Lowes Miami Beach Hotel is a luxury oceanfront resort in South Beach with 790 contemporary rooms, local artisan eateries, and family-friendly features. Contemporary rooms have elegant furnishings in soft hues, minibars, flat-screen TVs, and Keurig machines, while some upgrades add balconies, VIP check-in, and separate living spaces. Guests here can use the lounger-lined beach, 24-hour room service, and big pool with a hot tub and ample loungers, as well as a swish spa and top-notch kids' club. A moderate resort fee covers non-motorized water sports, beach photoshoots, property-wide Wi-Fi, and up to two beach loungers per room. Unfortunately, umbrellas cost extra, the adults-only SOAK area requires a high fee, and some past guests have complained of noise issues. For a family-friendly hotel with more of a wild side, consider the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, which sports a popular nightclub.

National Hotel
1677 Collins Avenue

A moderately priced designer hotel on posh upper Collins Avenue, the National boasts one of the largest, sleekest pools in Miami. Small rooms, though, and relaxed, haphazard service doesn't contend with its super-chic neighbors, the Delano and Sagamore hotels, but a 2013 revamp to exterior and common spaces did help.

SLS South Beach
1701 Collins Avenue

SLS South Beach is a trendy, upscale hotel with 140 rooms and a hip, beachfront location. Rooms are designed by Philippe Starck and feature a mostly white color scheme with black and pale-pink accents, plus fantastic minibars, flat-screen TVs, and quality Ciel toiletries. Expect mirrors above the beds, balconies off the pool villas, and the possibility of slight wear and tear in some of the details. The Bazaar by Jose Andres and Katsuya give the hotel serious foodie cred, and two bars crank out popular tapas and cocktail happy hours. A full-service beach, two pools, weekend pool parties, and all-pets-accepted policy are popular, but beware there are daily resort fees (typically for area). For those who want even more of a scene and style, the Delano South Beach Hotel across the street offers it in droves. 

The Standard, Miami
40 Island Ave

The Standard Miami is a hip, four-pearl spa hotel with 100 rooms located on Belle Isle, between downtown Miami and South Beach. The centerpiece is the hotel's famous spa, which features hydrotherapy baths, a mud room, and a Turkish hammam, and though some of the retro-inspired rooms feature perks like wrap-around decks with private soaking tubs, many are compact and could use a little TLC. Other features include a bayside pool and well-liked restaurant with all sorts of healthy (and not-so-healthy) options plus bars for juices and cocktails. It's a great option for those wanting trendy name-brand style and a fantastic spa, but those looking for sleeker rooms and more of a party vibe may be better off splurging for a stay at the Delano South Beach Hotel instead.

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach
4525 Collins Ave

The luxury, 206-room Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is set within the Eden Roc resort right by beautiful Miami Beach. The eponymous Japanese restaurant is certainly a highlight -- sushi is excellent and room service is available 24/7. There’s also a poolside option serving healthy, organic food, as well as a lobby bar and coffee shop. Additional features are equally impressive, especially the lovely spa with its 18 treatment rooms, hydrotherapy circuit, and wealth of treatments. There are also three outdoor pools and a large gym decked out with top-notch equipment, plus families are catered to with a kids’ club. Rooms are chic and spacious, equipped with solid amenities like 60-inch flat-screens, Nespresso machines, and minibars, plus luxe, large bathrooms. For a similar luxury experience in South Beach, consider The Setai, Miami Beach.

W South Beach
2201 Collins Avenue

The W South Beach is a trendy, luxury hotel with a sophisticated look and relaxed atmosphere popular with young professionals and families. The 401 rooms and suites are massive and stylish, featuring minibars, furnished balconies, and Bliss products, although the wear and tear can take away from the overall high-end feeling. Suite have extra perks, small kitchenettes, and plunge pools. The pool and beach areas are favorites, but expect loud music at the former and occasionally, too few loungers. Free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour gym, small spa, and tasty on-site restaurants are convenient. For a bigger pool and less lively atmosphere, consider the nearby 1 Hotel South Beach.

Carillon Miami Wellness Resort

The 150-suite Carillon Miami Wellness Resort is a luxury wellness property located on Miami's North Beach. Apartment-style rooms come with kitchens, washer/dryers, and beautiful, big bathrooms with showers and separate tubs. Free superlative wellness features include a 75,000-square-foot spa with a top-notch thermal circuit, over 200 exercise classes, and wellness workshops. Other freebies include beach loungers and umbrellas, a fitness room, and two-story rock climbing wall. There are also four pools, including a rooftop pool, and three eateries with health-focused menus; even bars serve organic cocktails. The luxe Fontainebleau Miami Beach also boasts a good spa, but also has an on-site nightclub and kids' club. 

Fontainebleau
4441 Collins Ave

The luxurious Fontainebleau Miami Beach is the area's largest hotel, featuring 1,504 rooms and suites that come off comfortable and high-end without being over the top. Great views and comfy beds are big pluses, though the sensor-activated minibars and lack of kettles and coffeemakers can be annoying. Located on a northern stretch of Mid-Beach, the hotel offers a quieter atmosphere than the flashy, party-drenched shores of South Beach, although the on-site LIV nightclub is a Miami hotspot. Expect eats from celebrity chefs, eight pools, and direct access to a gorgeous beach, plus kid-friendly features and a moderate resort fee. Note that some guests have complained of long lines for beach chairs, loud music, and a party atmosphere at times. Those drawn to a trendy, party vibe may prefer the SLS South Beach.