Hotels on the Row

Oceanfront grande dame with butler service, three towers of marble calm, and Remède Spa on the sand.

A 95-room, two-per-floor sanctuary at the tip of Miami Beach, reopening in January 2027 as an intimate coastal retreat.

Philippe Starck's all-white dreamscape. The original scene-maker, still the most seductive address on the beach.

Literary salon meets ocean-facing colonial. A small hotel with an outsized cultural program.

Crimson corridors, gilded mammoths, cabaret nights — theater dressed as a hotel.

Bayfront bathhouse. Hammam, hydrotherapy, and Lido at the water's edge.

Three pools, Art Deco bones, and the quietest hush in South Beach after midnight.

Ice rink, bowling lanes, and Matador Room — Ian Schrager's playful museum-piece.

Members-first, but the cabanas don't care who you are at sunset.

Reclaimed wood, four pools, and the rooftop where Miami remembers to breathe.

Wynwood's first official hotel, where over 250 curated artworks, a rooftop pool, and private cabanas frame the art district.

The fleur-de-lis pool, restored. Glamour without the velvet rope.

A design-forward tower of smart rooms above the Metromover, with a rooftop bar that looks out across Downtown Miami and the Bay.