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5 starsThe Ritz-Carlton, Coconut Grove

The Ritz-Carlton, Coconut Grove
What to expect: During the week, guests are primarily business travelers. On weekends, vacationers take advantage of the hotel's proximity to Coconut Grove's nightlife and its easy access to downtown Miami, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach. The hotel's Italian Renaissance style is inspired by nearby Villa Vizcaya, a lavish mansion built in the early 1900s and surrounded by formal gardens.
Amenity highlights: The hotel caters to both business travelers and vacationers, putting a premium on service from the moment guests enter the cathedral-like lobby, with its towering palms and view of the courtyard waterfall. Guests exercise in the 5,000-square-foot fitness center and take classes such as yoga and Pilates (surcharges for classes), or swim in the outdoor pool. The boutique spa offers a menu of massages and signature body and facial treatments.
Insider tip: The hotel is located 2 blocks from CocoWalk, an indoor-outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment center in the heart of Coconut Grove. CocoWalk is built around an open courtyard full of vendors' carts and has several outdoor cafés, a multiplex, sidewalk entertainers, and 30 stores and restaurants. It's a lively destination well into the night.

5 starsThe Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne

The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne
What to expect: The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne, set on 12 acres of waterfront, prides itself on its atmosphere of casual elegance and its signature restaurant, Cioppino. The resort echoes its tropical surroundings with Floridian-style decor and formal but comfortable public spaces. Guests are an international mix of business travelers and vacationers, including families.
Amenity highlights: Located on a 1,200-foot stretch of golden-sand beach on the barrier island of Key Biscayne, this hotel features an ocean-view, 20,000-square-foot spa offering 60 treatments. Other highlights include a tennis center with tennis butler (surcharge), a fitness center, meeting and banquet facilities, the Ritz Kids program (surcharge), two outdoor pools, and a wellness center offering classes such as yoga and Pilates (surcharges for classes). There's a tempting range of dining options, and afternoon tea is served on weekends.
Insider tip: The hotel is located just 2 miles from the 18-hole Crandon Golf Key Biscayne in Crandon Park. The public course located on Biscayne Bay is surrounded by mangroves, palms, and sea grape trees, and populated by wildlife including egrets, ibis, and iguanas. Crandon Park also offers a variety of eco-tours such as canoeing workshops, beach walks, and heritage bike tours.

4 starsAbbey Hotel

Abbey Hotel
What to expect: Set in the cultural district of Miami Beach, this 1940 Albert Anis-designed Art Deco hotel welcomes a mix of business and leisure travelers in town to enjoy the arts or the South Beach party scene. Guests can check e-mail or dine on the hotel’s wraparound porch. Adjacent to the small, retro-styled lobby is an elegant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, the Abbey Dining Room.
Amenity highlights: Guests have access to a meditation garden with hammocks and a waterfall, and a fitness room with stair machine, stationary bike, and treadmill. Other amenities include a fine-dining restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, room service, a full bar, a 24-hour front desk, dry cleaning services (surcharge), and valet parking (surcharge). Wireless Internet access in public spaces is complimentary. Pets are welcome (surcharge).
Insider tip: The Bass Art Museum, across the street from the hotel, has 3,000 works of art and offers an extensive collection of old Master painters and contemporary photographers. On display are works by Renaissance painters Botticelli and Rubens, sketches from Rembrandt, Japanese woodblock prints, and architectural photos documenting the history of Miami Beach.

4 starsAlexander All Suite Oceanfront Resort

Alexander All Suite Oceanfront Resort
What to expect: Two bubbling fountains border the entry to the 17-story Alexander Oceanfront Resort, which primarily hosts leisure travelers. A soaring, curved wooden staircase delivers guests to the mezzanine level and the resort's shops and restaurants. Large, wood-framed French doors bring in natural light and warmth to the lobby.

Amenity highlights: Two freeform outdoor pools with cascading waterfalls, and two spa tubs set in a tropical garden, are available to guests. An aqua-sports center, located on the resort's private white-sand beach, supplies wave runners, Hobie cats, paddleboats, and volleyballs (surcharges for all equipment).

Insider tip: For guests visiting the area for the first time, a city tour of Miami gives a great overview of the color and personality of this diverse metropolis. Bus and motor coach tours of Miami and Bayside include the Port of Miami, Little Havana and Calle Ocho, South Beach's Art Deco District, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, the International Tennis Center, Brickell Avenue, and Coral Gables.



4 starsBeach House Bal Harbour

Beach House Bal Harbour
What to expect: Set on Collins Avenue in Surfside, this 1950s oceanfront resort has been redesigned with Ralph Lauren decor for a beach-house feel. With its location two blocks from Bal Harbour Shops, the Beach House Bal Harbour attracts both leisure and business travelers.

Amenity highlights: A sundeck with lounge chairs surrounds the pool. A fitness center has circuit machines and weights. Spa services are also available (surcharge).

Insider tip: Two blocks away from the hotel, Bal Harbour Shops is home to 100 stores rivaling those of Rodeo Drive and Madison Avenue, including Gucci, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Saks Fifth Avenue, and Neiman Marcus.



4 starsBiltmore Hotel - Coral Gables

Biltmore Hotel - Coral Gables
What to expect: With its l5-story tower modeled on the Giralda Tower in Seville, Spain, the Coral Gables Biltmore rises majestically in the city of Coral Gables. Its red-tiled roof, Moorish arches, hand-painted ceilings, Italian-marble floors, and open-air courtyard with fountains welcome leisure and business travelers. Built in l926, the 25-acre hotel was declared a national historic landmark in l996.

Amenity highlights: The Biltmore's 23,000-square-foot outdoor pool is flanked by cabanas in a landscaped courtyard. An l8-hole, par-71 championship course designed by Donald Ross and the John Pallot Golf Academy are adjacent to the hotel. Guests can play tennis on 10 lighted courts, and a fitness center includes free weights, Cybex machines, and a wide range of classes (surcharge). Massages, facials, aromatherapy, and body wraps are available at the hotel's spa (surcharge).

Insider tip: The Biltmore has a fascinating history from its heyday in the 1920s, through the war years, and on to today. Every Sunday afternoon, complimentary, hour-long tours of the hotel and grounds are offered by the Dade Heritage Trust. Tours depart from the hotel's concierge desk. Ghost stories are told fireside every Thursday evening in the hotel lobby.



4 starsBlue Moon Hotel

Blue Moon Hotel
What to expect: This South Beach hotel is made up of two former hotels, one Mediterranean-style and the other Art Deco, now joined by a walkway. Registration takes place in the main building, which features arched doorways, striped awnings, and an interior courtyard. Located one block from the ocean on Collins Avenue, the hotel primarily attracts leisure travelers.
Amenity highlights: The Blue Moon Hotel's courtyard houses a small outdoor splash pool. Continental breakfast is available each morning, and a lobby bar serves specialty drinks, wine, and beer. Complimentary beach towels are provided to guests.
Insider tip: Within two miles of the hotel, Lincoln Road is the site of numerous designer shops and restaurants, including Source Pris, Galleria, Chroma, and Neo Scarpa. The area's outdoor cafés are prime people-watching spots.

4 starsCasa Grande Beach Suite Hotel

Casa Grande Beach Suite Hotel
What to expect: The hotel has small but elegant entrance and a tranquil lobby area with antique columns from Rajasthan, tile floors, and handmade Indonesian furnishings. Popular with experienced travelers and business types, this hotel appeals to guests who want entertainment and nightlife outside the door and an elegant and well-appointed suite to return to.

Amenity highlights: The hotel is located in the center of South Beach activity and is directly across the street from the ocean.

Insider tip: A beach area below Second Street draws a trendy multicultural local crowd. Topless bathing is permitted there.



4 starsCatalina Hotel

Catalina Hotel
What to expect: The 1949 retro-style Catalina Hotel attracts a trendy, young crowd in town on business or to enjoy the South Beach scene. Flowing white drapes wrap the interior of the two-story lobby, accented with bursts of bright red. Board games invite play. A beaded curtain hangs at the lobby entry. The second floor, accessible via a winding staircase, is a great spot for people-watching on Collins Avenue.
Amenity highlights: Complimentary guest services include regular airport shuttles, evening happy-hour drinks in the lobby bar, beach towels, and chairs. An outdoor sundeck offers a splash pool and a poolside bar. Weekend yoga classes (surcharge) are offered in the meditation garden. Wireless Internet access is available (surcharge). Catalina's front desk staff can arrange guest VIP passes to area nightclubs.
Insider tip: The Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is less than 10 miles from the hotel. Built in 1916 as the winter home of industrialist James Deering, this Miami National Historic landmark features European-inspired architecture, extravagantly designed interiors, and magnificent gardens.

4 starsCirca39 Hotel

Circa39 Hotel
What to expect: Built in 1930, this boutique hotel blends Art Deco styling with modern twists. In the lobby, neon art lights up the walls, and decor includes modern high-back couches, shag pillows, an oversize divan, and eclectic furniture. Candles and mood-light panels create an evening transformation. Located across the street from the beach and within two miles of South Beach and Lincoln Road, the hotel primarily attracts leisure travelers.
Amenity highlights: A splash pool with massage cabanas (surcharge) and lounge chairs is located in an outdoor courtyard. Flat-screen TVs and board games provide entertainment in the hotel lounge, while a small bistro serves Continental breakfast and lunch. Complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access is available in the lobby and by the pool.
Insider tip: Located 9.5 miles from the hotel, the Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (surcharge) is a popular local destination. Built in 1916 as a winter retreat, the lavish villa is a tribute to Italian Renaissance design. The museum contains many of the original furnishings and artwork, and lush formal gardens surround the villa.

4 starsColonnade Hotel

Colonnade Hotel
What to expect: Set in the financial district and opening onto the famed shopping/dining street called Miracle Mile, the hotel attracts business travelers and shoppers. The hotel dates from 1991, but it incorporates--and honors in design--the historic, 60-foot-high, Neoclassical-style Rotunda that developer George Merrick used as a real-estate sales office when he founded Coral Gables in 1926.
Amenity highlights: A 10th-story, 200-foot-long, rooftop sundeck fringed by bougainvillea features a 50-by-15-foot heated pool and five-person spa tub. The hotel's public areas feature pink-marble floors trimmed in green marble, delicate crystal chandeliers, dark woods, and sepia photographs documenting the history of George Merrick, founder of Coral Gables.
Insider tip: A complimentary trolley-bus operates on Ponce de Leon Boulevard alongside the hotel to the vast shopping/dining center called Village of Merrick Park.

4 starsConrad Miami

Conrad Miami
What to expect: Towering 36 stories above Brickell Avenue, this ultramodern hotel welcomes business and leisure guests. Panoramic views of Miami and Biscayne Bay greet guests as they register on the 25th floor. Sunlight pours through the lobby atrium with its soaring palm trees and retro furnishings. A restaurant, bar, and outdoor patio offer superb city and bay views.
Amenity highlights: The hotel has a number of amenities for the busy executive or leisure guest. The Spa Conrad offers massage therapy, facials, manicures, and pedicures. The fitness center provides bikes, treadmills, stair machines, and free weights. Two tennis courts, a lap pool, and spa tub are located on the 14th floor of the adjacent building. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Self-parking or valet parking is available (surcharge).
Insider tip: The Miami Seaquarium overlooking Biscayne Bay is four miles away, offering shows, exhibits, and up-close encounters with whales, dolphins, sea lions, and flamingos.

4 starsDelano Hotel

Delano Hotel
This deluxe oceanfront hotel is in the heart of the Art Deco district and within walking distance to the bistros shops and galleries of world famous South Beach. Completely designed by Philippe Starck in 1995 the hotel facilites include an original designed pool - with underwatermusic/ a rooftop/ bath house/ spa and solarium. The stateof the art David Barton gym and the critically acclaimed Blue Door Restaurant featuring the cuisine of world famous Chef Claude Troigros.

4 starsDon Shula's Golf Club

Don Shula's Golf Club
  • This golf resort sits on 500 acres in the planned community of Miami Lakes, 10 miles northeast of downtown Miami.
  • Guestrooms are designed for extended stays with microwaves, compact refrigerators, and high-speed Internet access.
  • The resort offers a tree-lined 18-hole championship course dotted with native Florida fauna, a par-3 course, and a day spa.

4 starsDon Shulas Hotel

Don Shulas Hotel
What to expect: Located in the suburban community of Miami Lakes, this three-story hotel is part of a 500-acre development that includes Don Shula's Golf Club and a Main Street with shops, restaurants, and a movie theater. A full-size bronze sculpture of a boy with baseball glove greets leisure travelers and families in the hotel lobby, which overlooks a lush outdoor garden with fountains.
Amenity highlights: Complimentary shuttles are provided to two 18-hole golf courses adjacent to the hotel. Across the street, the 44,000-square-foot Shula's Athletic Club offers a cardio theater, tennis courts and instruction (surcharge), fitness classes, and a full-size gymnasium. Dining options include a sports-themed steakhouse and a French bakery.

4 starsDoral Golf Resort & Spa, A Marriott Resort

Doral Golf Resort & Spa, A Marriott Resort
What to expect: Exquisitely landscaped grounds and gardens flank the winding path to the 650-acre resort's three-story clubhouse, where arriving leisure travelers check in. The comfortable, wood-accented lobby houses Doral's Hall of Champions and features portraits of the last 40 years of PGA winners.

Amenity highlights: The resort is home to 90 holes of PGA golf and the Jim McLean Golf School. One hundred treatments are available in the Doral Spa, including massage, wraps, facials, and beauty services. Camp Doral provides supervised children's activities. The Blue Lagoon, an outdoor water complex, has four outdoor splash pools, a children's pool, a waterfall, and a 150-foot water slide.

Insider tip: This resort has been home to the PGA championship tour for 40 years, and some of the world's most famous golfers play at the resort. Guests can grab a chair on the outdoor patio overlooking the greens and watch. Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have been known to pass by, and Hollywood stars like John Travolta can sometimes be spotted.



4 starsDoubletree Ocean Point Beach Resort & Spa - Miami Beach N

Doubletree Ocean Point Beach Resort & Spa - Miami Beach N
What to expect: Located on the beach in the quiet Sunny Isles community of North Miami Beach, this 27-story Doubletree Resort has a unique circular design. Leisure travelers check in at the small, intimate lobby with panoramic views of the ocean. The View restaurant sits off the main lobby, and an outdoor patio area overlooks the ocean.

Amenity highlights: The Spa at Ocean Point offers a variety of services (surcharge), including yoga, sunrise tai-chi, reflexology, aromatherapy, herbal wraps, facials, and Swedish, Shiatsu, and tiki-torch massages. Treadmills, Cybex weight machines, stair machines, stationary bikes, personal trainers, a steam room, and a sauna are available in the fitness center. Overlooking the ocean is a zero-entry outdoor pool with a 25-foot waterfall and two spa tubs.

Insider tip: A great way to glimpse a microcosm of Florida is on a Jungle Queen dinner cruise, departing from Fort Lauderdale, 18 miles from the resort. Cruises survey the multimillion-dollar waterfront homes on Millionaire's Row, alligator wrestling, and rare birds. Resort staff will help arrange for reservations and tickets.



4 starsEden Roc Miami Beach, A Renaissance Resort & Spa

Eden Roc Miami Beach, A Renaissance Resort & Spa
What to expect: Designed by Morris Lapidus, this Art Deco-style oceanfront hotel rises 11 stories and overlooks both the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. The two-story circular lobby with a mezzanine offers pool and beach views and is famous for its overhead floating-cloud motif. At the end of a busy day, leisure and business guests unwind at the bar in the lobby.
Amenity highlights: The Spa of Eden pampers guests with massage, body treatments, hair styling, and manicures and pedicures (surcharges). Two outdoor splash pools with spa tubs overlook the beach. An indoor sports complex includes facilities for basketball, racquetball, squash, and rock climbing. Camp Eden provides supervised childcare activities (surcharge). High-speed Internet access is available (surcharge).
Insider tip: Florida provides some of the best fishing in the world. Deep-sea fishing excursions depart daily from the hotel’s marina (surcharge).

4 starsFontainebleau Suites

Fontainebleau Suites
  • Located in Miami Beach, this 37-story high-rise is two miles from the Convention Center and six miles from downtown Miami.
  • Wireless Internet access, flat-screen TVs with premium channels, and CD players come in all guestrooms.
  • Fontainebleau Suites features an oceanfront grill and breakfast buffet. An outdoor pool and fitness equipement are available.

4 starsHilton Miami Airport

Hilton Miami Airport
What to expect: Located on a lushly landscaped peninsula overlooking the Blue Lagoon, the Hilton Miami Airport is set in a secluded corporate park six miles from downtown Miami and 12 miles from South Beach. A canopy of trees lines the entrance to the hotel, and a two-story atrium lobby greets guests, who are primarily business travelers and conference attendees.
Amenity highlights: A large sundeck overlooking the lagoon includes a geometric-shaped splash pool and two spa tubs. Guests also have access to a 24-hour fitness room and rooftop tennis and basketball courts. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel (surcharge).