Atton Brickell Miami — Featuring a rooftop pool, an on-site business center, a fully-stocked bar, and an on-site restaurant, the Atton Brickell Miami offers well-appointed guestrooms with modern amenities such as cozy extra-large double beds, air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, cable TV, and ensuite bathroom with free toiletries. When you are an expecting mother or a newlywed couple, the world-class spa and wellness center knows exactly how to take care of you.
Guests can relish fresh seafood and locally-sourced organic produces at the on-site restaurant. Mayfair Hotel and Spa — A short drive from the historic Vizcaya Museum, this extraordinary Art-Nouveau style boutique hotel is known for its state-of-the-art guestrooms, gourmet dining, and a 4, square feet exclusive spa and wellness center which is rumored to be the only of its kind in the city.
End your day with a delightful dining experience at one of the many restaurants nearby. Guests can enjoy their meals and cocktails at the on-site bar and restaurant or call for room-service to savor the spreads in the comfort of their room.
Hotel Colonnade Coral Gables, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel — Within a short distance of the prominent South Beach, Miami International Airport, and the many shops at Miracle Mile, this opulent property features spacious, well-appointed guestrooms and suites with the latest facilities. The pet-friendly hotel also offers a nicely-equipped fitness center, hour room service, and an on-site gift shop. Four Points by Sheraton Coral Gables — Boasting an outdoor pool, a library lounge, a well-equipped fitness center, and on-site bar and lounge with brilliant views of the historic neighborhood, the remarkable hotel is within walking distance from Merrick Park Mall.
A fabulous complimentary breakfast buffet is served daily. Guests can enjoy unlimited access to the on-site outdoor pool and can also make use of the laundry facility. Suitable for families and groups. The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, Miami — Boasting separate pools for adults and families, 11 tennis courts, a 25, square-foot spa and wellness center with hot tubs, eucalyptus steam rooms, and a sauna, and 4 on-site restaurants, the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne redefines luxury and hospitality.
A brilliantly-designed fitness center and a full-service beauty salon take care of all your health and grooming needs. Spend the day sunbathing by the on-site pool or make use of the complimentary umbrellas and lounge chairs and have a fun-filled beach day.
Suitable for solo travelers, couples, and small families. Hotel Recommendations: Mare Azur Design District Luxury Apartments — Featuring an outdoor pool and barbecue facilities, this well-structured property offers luxurious, self-catering apartment units with facilities such as satellite TV, private bathroom, and a dressing room. Guests can enjoy one of the pools within the stunning premises or easily walk over to the waterfront. A sumptuous complimentary breakfast is served daily.
Great for all kinds of travelers, including big groups of 6 members each. Midtown Apartments at Midblock — With a spacious terrace lounge overlooking the city and a rejuvenating outdoor pool, Midtown Apartments at Midblock features well-appointed, self-catering apartment units with newest facilities such as soundproofing, satellite TV, and a private bathroom with free toiletries. Today, not so much. Some folks might refer to 27 as the Freehand the name of the adjacent hostel or the Broken Shaker the name of the adjacent bar , but the addresses are all the same and someone will be happy to point you in the right direction once you arrive.
Expect straightforward simplicity, like the variety of baked and roasted vegetables on the menu the cauliflower is a must and novel surprises, like the kimchi fried rice and make-your-own arepas. These days, there are many imitators, but to get a taste of authentic Miami cocktail culture, the Broken Shaker remains your best bet. The Miami Beach nightclub is an experience everyone should undergo at least once in their life.
LIV is for the velvet rope stargazer. On any given night, celebs pack the recently renovated club and dance under the hundreds of moving LED panels that line the ceiling. Fontainebleau Miami Beach. Two worlds collide at the Fontainebleau. Faena Hotel Miami Beach. Go to the beach. Really—did you think we were going to forget about the one thing that has been driving people across Biscayne Bay for decades? The sands of Miami Beach—and Mid-Beach specifically—are wide, gorgeous and open for business days a year for free, of course.
The pedestrian boardwalk runs from 23rd Street to 46th Street. Hope on, walk until you find a patch of sand that looks perfect and chill the eff out. We'd be doing a poor job indeed if we failed to mention Miami's Cuban connections. Little Havana is probably the best known Cuban American neighborhood in the country, boasting all that is vibrant and wonderful and tasty about the culture.
This Latin area formed in the s with the arrival of Cuban refugees escaping Castro's regime, some of whom set up businesses that are still there today. Plus, thanks to campaigning by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, much of Little Havana's original architecture — historic bungalows, Mission Revival blocks and oolitic limestone facades — is being preserved.
Marvel at the colourful buildings while you're there and look out for street parties, sweet cafecitos and crispy tostones. Consult any travel guide, online list or hungry local about where to grab some Cuban food down in Little Havana and one name will always pop up: Versailles.
The food at Versailles is done with tradition in mind, and the result is classics such as croquetas, Cuban sandwiches and cafecito that have even the most hard-to-please viejos nodding in agreement.
Lung Yai Thai Tapas. Little Havana has some culinary surprises waiting, like this cozy Thai joint that serves small Thai bites, noodle and rice dishes until 1am on the weekends. Sign your name on a list by the door and prepare for an unconventional delicious dining experience. With only-in-Miami flavors that are unique, creative and—above all else—delicious, this place does not disappoint.
Originally opened in , the bar and music venue was renovated and restored in with its rich musical history in mind Billie Holiday, Count Basie and Chet Baker have performed there. Equally as impressive as the live music programming is the drink menu, which features a pitch-perfect mojito and a Calle Ocho old fashioned made with rum and garnished with a tobacco leaf.
Union Beer Store. The small bar has world class beer on tap and a couple free arcade games to help pass the time. Lekoke Wines. The homey atmosphere is perfect for cracking open a bottle and ordering a few Latin tapas. Dancing is encouraged. They form part of the Art Deco heritage of Miami Beach, along with the cool Collins Waterfront Architectural District, which has also recently been renovated. All are good options after a day of lazing on the beach.
Fontainebleau Miami Beach — The original iconic Miami hotel, Fontainebleau Miami Beach was constructed in the s and feels like a landmark of the cool, blocky, white-washed style of building that made Miami famous.
It is set in a bold, curving arc of a towering building, and with plenty of outdoor pool space for guests to use. Rooms are neutral, luxurious, and beautifully understated, complete with floor to ceiling windows boasting city or sea views. This genuine slice of Miami is just steps away from the beach. The rooms at this hotel utilize the classic Miami architecture to the full extent, modernized with simple yet upscale furnishings that feel updated but fitting.
As well as trendy lobby spaces, there is a tiki bar and cabanas to chill out in, as well as an organic farm-to-table restaurant. With a light, European-style breakfast available, as well as an onsite snack bar and relaxing courtyard area, this funky 3-star hotel serves as a trendy place to recharge your batteries before hitting the sparkling beach, which is a mere three-minute walk from this hotel.
Like a well-kept secret, the accommodation on offer is much more affordable than South Beach, making the area more appropriate for budget travelers. Hotel offerings range from 2-star locally run hotels all the way to 5-star luxury. Without the all-night parties of its neighbor, North Beach is much more laid-back and quiet, but with a fiercely fun and diverse local community, a large proportion of which has lived in the area for years.
Mare Azur Miami Luxury Apartments — Positioned right on the beach, this is the perfect slice of Miami action for anybody wanting to spend a lot of their time soaking up the sun, sea, and sand. These apartments are decidedly luxurious and feature full kitchens that even include ovens.
Oceanside Hotel and Suites — Set in a cool, classic building that is Miami style through and through, the rooms at Oceanside Hotel and Suites have been renovated and now offer up a slick sense of modern style. The outdoor pool comes lined with sun loungers and tropical greenery.
The beach itself is just a hop, skip and a jump away from this stylish offering. This small-scale people-mover, incredibly, is free and stops at all the main points around the district. Well a whole lot, as it turns out. Here, swing by the Design District for a spot of high-end shopping coupled with Zaha Hadid installation, then head to Little Havana for a big old dose of Cuban culture.
The under the radar, new cool kid on the block neighbourhood of Brickell should help with that. Public buses offer the most comprehensive coverage of the city, but the schedules can often be unreliable. Operating in key areas including Miami Beach, Downtown, Brickell, Little Havana and Wynwood, these distinctive orange and green vehicles are easy to spot, and you can track their routes and timings online.
For those in town for a shorter time or if the public transport system is giving you a headache , ride sharing apps like Uber and Lyft are by far the easiest options, or you could try out Freebee — small electric cars that offer a ride sharing service for free, although you do need to tip.
Miami Beach: the best area to stay in Miami for beach time and nightlife. Little Havana: the best area to stay in Miami for experiencing a taste of Cuba. Why the distinction? Well for the budget conscious traveller , it actually makes all the difference.
SoBe is where you go to flash cash and live like a baller. You can hit the beach and party till dawn at the clubs, but if you want to save a few pennies, get more for your money and have a slightly more authentic experience, Miami Beach is the best area to stay. In a city where the sun shines all year round, it would be a sin not to enjoy the great outdoors. Miami locals are a fit looking bunch, so follow the trend and kick start your day with a walk, jog or cycle along the Miami Beach Boardwalk.
With sun worshippers and ocean devotees, of course this hood is also your natural playground. The gorgeous sands of SoBe and Miami Beach seem to stretch on forever, although SoBe in particular can get busy, so be sure to claim your patch of sand early in the day. And once you have?
Welcome to the people watching capital of the world, amigos. The beach is the place to see and be seen, so prepare to flaunt what your Mama gave you and roll with it. Boasting the largest collection of Art Deco buildings anywhere in the world, these pretty pastel coloured buildings epitomise the Art Deco style; all geometric shapes, intricate details and bright colours that are set off perfectly by the deep blue sky and towering palm trees.
The Clevelander night club, The Carlyle hotel and the McAlpin are some of the best examples of the distinctive style, whilst you can also visit Villa Casa Casaurina, the luxurious property where fashion legend Gianni Versace lived and died. The little sister to LIV but more affordable and less exclusive, the club regularly attracts major hip hop artists and keeps party goers dancing till dawn most nights of the week.
This place specialises in ginormous sandwiches seriously, one will easily feed two , and is open from noon till 5am so doubles up as a late-night eating haunt. Love eating fresh seafood with a view of the ocean? Look no further than My Ceviche , which originally started as a small SoBe seafood shack and has since expanded across town to Brickell and Midtown.
American size portions are the vibe here and just one dish will fill you up for days, so come hungry. Another late-night joint that stays open till 5. In town for the weekend? Known to stop the traffic on Ocean Drive with their bend and snaps, these queens know how to work a crowd and ensure everyone leaves with a smile on their face.
Stylish touches, an incredible Miami Beach location just yards from the ocean and a hint of wow factor all come together at Generator Miami. The first US opening from this reputable hostel chain has spared no expense, with an indoor and outdoor restaurant, outdoor terrace with a pool and tons of social spaces ticking all the right boxes. Large airy dorms come complete with lockers and crisp sheets, whilst the private rooms emulate a chic hotel vibe. A games room, free bike rental, speedy Wi-Fi and gorgeous bar complete the experience, making this hostel an ideal hangout for couples, digital nomads and solo travellers alike.
And the best part? For those on a mission to party, the fun never stops at Miami Beach International Hostel. But the main draw of MBIH, are the perks.
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