Where to stay in Miami, by neighborhood — the landmark hotels visitors actually ask for, from Ocean Drive icons to Brickell towers. Pick your base first, then build the trip around it with our experiences and the Real Vice City Guide.
Morris Lapidus's 1954 grand dame on Collins Avenue — the most famous hotel silhouette in Miami, with a vast pool deck and LIV nightclub on site.
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Baz Luhrmann-designed maximalism in the Faena District — cabaret theater, a gold woolly mammoth skeleton by Damien Hirst, and serious beach service.
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The quiet-luxury counterpoint on Collins: Art Deco tower plus serene Asian-inspired courtyards and three temperature-controlled pools.
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Art-collection halls, big balconies and the Wall Street of South Beach nightlife energy at Collins and 22nd.
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Swire's design-forward tower over Brickell City Centre, home to the Sugar rooftop — a local favorite for skyline drinks at the 40th floor.
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Bay-and-river views where the Miami River meets the bay, a short walk to Bayside, Bayfront Park and the Kaseya Center.
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First trip, beach-first, nightlife: South Beach — you will barely need a car.
Business that turns into a night out, food lovers: Brickell — towers, rooftops and dinner density.
Cruise passengers, museum and arena days, boat tours: Downtown — Bayside and the bay-cruise docks on your doorstep.
Art weekends and a local feel: Wynwood and nearby Midtown put the Walls and the Design District in walking range.
Artwork on this page is original illustration of Miami areas, not photography of the hotels listed.