2 Best Hotels in Mid-Beach, Miami and Miami Beach

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The stretch of Miami Beach called Mid-Beach is undergoing a renaissance, as formerly run-down hotels are renovated and new hotels and condos are built. Most locals—and visitors—even prefer it to South Beach nowadays.

The Confidante

$$$ | 4041 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL, 33140, USA Fodor's Choice

Part of Hyatt's Unbound Collection, this hotel in Miami's burgeoning Mid-Beach district is a beachfront classic art deco building reinvented by Martin Brudnizki to channel a colorful, modern incarnation of 1950s Florida glamour, packed with all the trappings one would covet in a Miami beachfront experience. Look forward to two heated swimming pools (one of which is adults-only), cabanas, a full-service beach club, and MiMo chic guest rooms. Throughout the intimate lobby space, the outdoor areas, and the rooms themselves, bold pastels, thick stripes, and funky prints revive a color palate and timeless style of yesteryear. The alfresco spa is located rooftop, accompanied by a spa deck, where complimentary fitness classes are held daily (including kickboxing on weekends).

Pros

  • Highly photogenic pool area
  • Alfresco spa and complimentary fitness classes
  • Hyatt points accepted for stays

Cons

  • Day passes sometimes sold to nonguests
  • Entry-level rooms are on the small side
  • Dark hallways
4041 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL, 33140, USA
304-424–1234
Hotel Details
363 rooms
No Meals

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Eden Roc Miami Beach

$$$ | 4525 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL, 33140, USA

This grand 1950s hotel designed by Morris Lapidus is a lesson in old-school glamour meets modern-day swagger after hundreds of millions in renovations and expansions over the past decade (including the addition of the hotel-within-a-hotel concept Nobu Hotel Miami Beach). Two towers sit alongside the huge pool complex, making this one of the biggest and sleekest hotels in the city. The landmark public areas exude grand elegance, including the monumental rosewood columns that surround the social lobby space, centered by a sunken bar. The lobby holds old-world charm and it's easy to imagine glamorous evenings where the likes of Frank Sinatra strolled the premises. Rooms are decorated in dark-wood tones and white accents that serve to highlight the azure blue of the ocean beyond the balconies if you spring for an ocean view. Relax in the jaw-dropping, 22,000-square-foot, two-story oceanfront spa.

Pros

  • On-site Nobu and Malibu Farm restaurants
  • Great pools
  • Revival of golden age glamour

Cons

  • Expensive parking
  • $35 charge for mini-refrigerator
  • Some small bathrooms
4525 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL, 33140, USA
786-801–6886
Hotel Details
345 rooms
No Meals

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