Miami offers a diverse range of hotels, from tranquil Asian-inspired stays to residence-style properties, catering to every type of traveller. The legendary Surf Club, now a Four Seasons hotel since 2017, maintains old-school elegance with its iconic 1930s pool and timeless courtyards. Awarded two Michelin keys and named one of the World's 50 Best Hotels in 2024, it features modern rooms, beach-view bungalows, and experiences like morning beach picnics and Everglades tours.
Bal Harbour's Ritz-Carlton offers 108 luxuriously spacious guest rooms, with 80 per cent boasting ocean views. Guests can enjoy facials at Exhale Spa, oysters and caviar at Artisan Beach House, or personalised shopping with the Couture Concierge. For families, Acqualina in Sunny Isles is a multi-award-winning paradise with three outdoor pools, an AcquaMarine kids' programme, and dining at Il Mulino New York or Japanese eatery Ke-uH.
The Shelborne by Proper is an Art Deco treasure blending history and contemporary charm, with design-forward rooms and suites including oceanfront penthouses and poolside villas. Its calendar features yoga, running club, DJ sets, mixology lessons, and Family Sunset Hour. The St. Regis Bal Harbour offers Gilded Age glamour with marble bathrooms, Pratesi sheets, and glass-walled balconies, plus family and adult pools, a spa, and afternoon tea.
The Setai, an Asian-influenced hotel on Miami Beach, provides day beds, beach service, and three pools at different temperatures. Guests can shop at The Setai Gallery and enjoy inspired cuisine in a serene atmosphere.
