Hotels in Miami
Whether you crave the lavish luxury of a high-rise beachfront escape or the trendy ambiance of a boutique hotel in the heart of Miami Beach there's a hotel that caters to your every desire. The city's vibrant spirit and diverse neighbourhoods await your exploration.
For 5 star luxury it’s hard to beat Faena Hotel Miami Beach. This seafront resort boasts an outdoor pool, private beach area, a South American-inspired spa and a fitness centre. When you’re hungry choose from the selection of three restaurants, including Los Fuegos with its open fire kitchen and Pao dishing up Asian specialities. The hotel’s named after artist Alan Faena who conceived the idea - look out for the interesting art pieces around the resort. He even convinced Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin (award winning designer) to work on the project.
For a stay free of overexcited children there’s AxelBeach Miami. Retaining the bohemian spirit of the 1940s with its Art Deco interior, the hotel boasts a sky bar, pool, gym and sauna. On your doorstep you’ll have the beach, restaurants, bars, museums and botanical gardens - what more could you want? All adults are welcome to stay here and members of the LGBTIQ+ community will be given a very warm welcome, thanks to the IGLTA accreditation.
Planning to hire a car and explore the area? Consider a stay at Hilton Miami Dadeland. This 4 star hotel is located in South Miami, near Route 874. Perfect if you want to make the 50 mile drive to Key Largo, where you can take a boat tour to explore Florida’s coral reef. Or if scary predators are on your mind, Southern Glades is just 35 miles away. It’s one of the few places you can spot both alligators and crocodiles in the wild. After a day of sightseeing, enjoy a meal at the hotel’s restaurant, Table 55, which partners with local farms to dish up American fusion dishes.
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