
Miami Florida, USA Travel Guide
High-end vacation spots in South Beach, Brickell, and Coral Gables boast premium amenities.
Chain and boutique hotels across neighborhoods, offering comfortable stays.
Simpler options outside direct tourist hotspots or economical choices in South Beach.
Mainly in Sobe, with dorms and private rooms for budget and social travelers.
Boutique hotels in South Beach's Historic District with preserved architecture and retro charm.
Found in areas like the Design District or Wynwood, featuring contemporary art and modern design.
Apartments, condos, and houses via VRBO, fitting for families, groups, or longer stays.
Limited within Miami; TrustedHousesitters for unique stays or Everglades National Park for nature camping.
Miami's diverse neighborhoods each hold a distinct character and appeal for your stay.
South Beach: Close to the shore, Art Deco, Lincoln Road. Good bus service. Downtown/Brickell: Excellent Metrorail/Metromover, museums, PortMiami. Wynwood/Little Havana: Best explored on foot, needs ride-share for other areas.
South Beach: High energy, noisy. Brickell/Downtown: Bustling weekdays, mixed nightlife. Wynwood: Lively, especially during Art Walk. Coral Gables/Coconut Grove: Peaceful, residential.
Smart booking practices secure the best accommodation at favorable rates.
Negotiation is not customary or successful at most established hotels.
Some independent motels might show slight flexibility.
Any flexibility mainly occurs during the quiet period.
Here are top picks through various categories, assisting your search.
For economical stays without sacrificing location or atmosphere.
A good balance of comfort, amenities, and price.
Premium experiences with top-tier service and amenities.
Stays designed for comfortable travel with children.
Hostels in South Beach for social connections. Hotels in lively areas for walkability.
Vacation rentals (Airbnb, VRBO) for value, use of a kitchen, and laundry.
Brands like Residence Inn or Homewood Suites with kitchenettes and amenities for extended stays.
Airbnb private room options provide a homestay-like experience with locals.
A historic landmark with stunning Mediterranean Revival architecture and a grand past.
A classic Art Deco building prominently featured in films, reflecting retro charm.
Many boutique hotels here embody the unique Art Deco style of the 1930s plus FOUR0s.
A historic estate and nature preserve, offering glimpses into Florida''s natural and heritage history.
Experience Mediterranean Revival architecture and opulent history. Known for its golf course and famous pool.
While not accommodation, this Gilded Age estate offers a window into luxurious bygone eras, worth visiting.
South Beach, Brickell, Wynwood
Little Havana, Historic Overtown
Mid-Beach, North Beach, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove