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Hotels in Miami

Best Hotels in Miami 2026

Find the perfect place to stay in Miami, from budget stays to luxury hotels.

This guide covers 42+ hotels and places to stay in Miami — Mandarin Oriental, Miami, EAST, Miami and Four Seasons Hotel Miami top the list. Every recommendation carries its practical details: typical costs, the best time to visit, and what to know before you commit.

Miami is a subtropical Florida city of about 450,000 people (about 6.1 million in the metropolitan area) on Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic coast, known for South Beach, Art Deco architecture, Cuban and Latin American culture, Wynwood street art and year-round warm weather.

Accommodation overview

Miami's hotels cluster in a handful of distinct areas. Brickell and Downtown hold the high-rise business and bayfront hotels and sit on the free Metromover and the Metrorail, with the Port of Miami cruise terminals and Kaseya Center a short ride away. Wynwood and Midtown have newer design hotels near the street-art district; Coconut Grove offers a leafy bayside village feel; Coral Gables has the historic Biltmore and boutique hotels near Miracle Mile; Little Havana has small, low-cost inns; and the airport corridor has chain hotels with free shuttles to Miami International Airport (MIA). Visitors often combine a City of Miami stay with Miami Beach, about 20-30 minutes away by car across the MacArthur or Julia Tuttle causeways. Peak season runs from December to April, when rates are highest and hotels often impose minimum stays around Art Basel (early December), Memorial Day and holiday weekends; August to October is hottest, rainiest and cheapest, and falls in hurricane season (June 1 to November 30). Many hotels add a daily resort or destination fee of roughly $25-$50 USD, and valet parking commonly costs $35-$65 USD per night in Brickell, Downtown and Coconut Grove. Visitors also pay state and local hotel taxes that add roughly 13% to the room rate. Rates, fees and room types in this guide are typical ranges and change by date, so confirm the total price on the hotel website before booking.

Budget
$100-$200 USD per night (Little Havana inns, the Miami River Inn, airport-corridor chain hotels and Wynwood/Midtown chain hotels in low season), plus parking or resort fees at some properties
Mid-range
$150-$400 USD per night for most chain and design hotels in Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables and the airport corridor, plus resort fees of roughly $25-$50 USD
Luxury
$350-$1,200+ USD per night at the Mandarin Oriental, EAST, Four Seasons, Mr. C Coconut Grove, the Biltmore and the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne
Where to stay
Brickell or Downtown for Metromover and Metrorail access without a car and the widest choice of prices; Coconut Grove for a quieter, walkable bayside base; Coral Gables for historic charm; Wynwood for street art and nightlife.

Hotels by budget

Find accommodation that fits your travel budget.

Budget-friendly

Budget

Miami River Inn

$110-$200 USD 4.2/5

Historic bed-and-breakfast-style inn made of early-1900s buildings on the Miami River, near Little Havana and Downtown.

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Budget

The Rover Miami

$110-$200 USD 4.4/5

Ten-room boutique hotel in Little Havana, a short walk from Calle Ocho cafes and galleries.

free bicyclesfree continental breakfastfree Wi-Fi in public areas
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Mid-range

Mid-range

Kimpton EPIC Hotel

$250-$500 USD 4.4/5

Downtown boutique-style hotel on the Miami River with an outdoor pool terrace and an on-site restaurant, within walking distance of Bayside Marketplace.

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Mid-range

Hyatt Regency Miami

$200-$400 USD 4.1/5

Large convention hotel connected to the James L. Knight Center beside the Miami River and the Metromover stop at Riverwalk.

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Mid-range

YOTEL Miami

$110-$230 USD 4/5

Compact cabin-style hotel in the heart of Downtown near the Metromover Bayfront Park station and the Miami-Dade Cultural Center.

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Mid-range

Hilton Miami Downtown

$170-$350 USD 4.1/5

Bayfront tower beside the Kaseya Center and the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, with a pool terrace over Biscayne Bay.

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Mid-range

Arlo Wynwood

$150-$300 USD 4.2/5

Wynwood's first hotel, set among the district's street-art murals, with a rooftop pool and bar.

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Mid-range

Moxy Miami Wynwood

$140-$280 USD 4.1/5

Playful Marriott-brand hotel on the edge of the Wynwood Arts District, close to the murals and the district's galleries and breweries.

rooftop poolbarfree Wi-Fi
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Mid-range

SLS LUX Brickell

$250-$500 USD 4.2/5

All-suite high-rise hotel on South Miami Avenue in Brickell, a short walk from the Brickell Metrorail and Metromover stations.

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Mid-range

Hotel St. Michel

$160-$280 USD 4.4/5

Small historic boutique hotel of about 27 rooms in downtown Coral Gables, close to Miracle Mile and Giralda Plaza.

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Mid-range

Hotel Arya

$150-$280 USD 4/5

Boutique hotel on McFarlane Road in the heart of Coconut Grove's restaurant and shopping district.

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Luxury

Luxury

Mandarin Oriental, Miami

$500-$1,200 USD 4.7/5

Five-star waterfront hotel on Brickell Key island, a short drive across the bridge from Downtown and Brickell, with a bayfront spa and pool.

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Luxury

EAST, Miami

$350-$700 USD 4.5/5

Contemporary high-rise hotel in the Brickell financial district beside Brickell City Centre, with a rooftop pool and several restaurants.

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Luxury

Four Seasons Hotel Miami

$450-$900 USD 4.6/5

Brickell tower hotel with a pool deck on the 7th floor, a spa and views over Biscayne Bay, near the Brickell Metrorail and Metromover stations.

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Best neighborhoods to stay

Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.

Local atmosphere

Brickell

The financial district, with the tallest towers, Brickell City Centre, many restaurants and Metromover and Metrorail stops; the best base without a car.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Downtown Miami

Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace, the Kaseya Center, the Arsht Center and Metromover access; closest to PortMiami cruise terminals and the Miami River.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Brickell Key

A small residential island just east of Brickell with a waterfront promenade and the Mandarin Oriental; quiet and walkable but a bridge away from the Metromover.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Wynwood and Midtown

Street-art district with galleries, breweries and nightlife, plus the shops of Midtown Miami and the Design District to the north.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Coconut Grove

A leafy, bohemian bayside village with sailing, restaurants and CocoWalk; a Metrorail stop at Coconut Grove station and a quieter pace than Brickell.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Coral Gables

Planned Mediterranean-style city with the Biltmore, Miracle Mile, Giralda Plaza dining and the Venetian Pool; about 10 miles from Downtown by car or Metrorail.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Little Havana

Cuban cafes, domino players and Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street); low-cost inns and the Miami River Inn are nearby.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Key Biscayne

A beach island reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway, with the Ritz-Carlton, Crandon Park beach and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.

Best for: All travelers

Local atmosphere

Miami International Airport corridor

Chain hotels with free shuttles around Blue Lagoon and NW 36th Street, a 5-15 minute drive from MIA terminals; convenient for early flights but 15-25 minutes from the sights.

Best for: All travelers

Our top picks

Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.

Luxury

Mandarin Oriental, Miami

$500-$1,200 USD 4.7/5Brickell Key

Five-star waterfront hotel on Brickell Key island, a short drive across the bridge from Downtown and Brickell, with a bayfront spa and pool.

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Luxury

EAST, Miami

$350-$700 USD 4.5/5Brickell

Contemporary high-rise hotel in the Brickell financial district beside Brickell City Centre, with a rooftop pool and several restaurants.

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Luxury

Four Seasons Hotel Miami

$450-$900 USD 4.6/5Brickell

Brickell tower hotel with a pool deck on the 7th floor, a spa and views over Biscayne Bay, near the Brickell Metrorail and Metromover stations.

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Upscale

Kimpton EPIC Hotel

$250-$500 USD 4.4/5Downtown

Downtown boutique-style hotel on the Miami River with an outdoor pool terrace and an on-site restaurant, within walking distance of Bayside Marketplace.

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Booking tips

Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.

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Compare the all-in nightly price: US federal rules require mandatory resort and destination fees to be shown in the headline price, and many Miami hotels add $25-$50 USD per night on top of the room rate.

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Budget separately for parking: valet at Brickell, Downtown and Coconut Grove hotels commonly costs $35-$65 USD per night; the Miami River Inn and several airport-corridor hotels offer free or cheaper parking.

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Book early for the winter high season (December to April) and for Art Basel week in early December, when Downtown, Wynwood and Brickell hotels fill and minimum-night rules apply.

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For a cruise, pick a Downtown hotel such as the JW Marriott Marquis, Kimpton EPIC or Hyatt Regency; the PortMiami terminals are about 5-10 minutes away by taxi or rideshare.

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For an early flight, the Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon, Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Airport South Blue Lagoon and the in-terminal Miami International Airport Hotel are the closest options; the airport information line is +1 305-876-7000.

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August to October is the cheapest period but also the peak of hurricane season; choose a refundable rate and consider travel insurance that covers named storms.

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Without a car, base in Brickell or Downtown: the free Metromover loop and Metrorail connect to Brickell City Centre and Government Center; Brightline trains leave from MiamiCentral at 600 NW 1st Ave.

Alternative accommodations

Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.

Alternative

Guesthouses

Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.

Alternative

Serviced apartments

Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.

Alternative

Hostels

Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.