Hotels in Miami, Florida, United States

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Miami is really a collection of distinct districts strung along the bay and the beach, and picking the right one matters more here than in most cities. South Beach gives you the postcard version with Art Deco hotels steps from the sand, while Brickell and Downtown suit travellers who want a more urban, business-oriented base. Coconut Grove and Coral Gables offer a quieter, greener pace. This guide breaks down the main areas so you can match your stay to how you plan to spend your days.

Good to know

If beach access is your priority, book in South Beach or North Beach rather than Brickell or Downtown, which are on the bay, not the ocean.
A car is optional if you're staying entirely in Brickell, Downtown, or South Beach, but useful if you want to visit Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, or do day trips.
Hotel parking in South Beach can be limited and is worth checking before you arrive if you're driving.
South Florida's heat and humidity peak from June through September, which also overlaps with hurricane season; December through April is the more comfortable and busier window.
Plan at least three to four nights to cover one beach neighbourhood plus a day inland; add a night or two if you want to fit in Coral Gables or a side trip on the High-Speed Train from Miami to Orlando.
Check current rates on the site rather than relying on past prices, since Miami hotel rates shift significantly with season and events.

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