Miami

Set on 600 feet of Miami Beach shoreline, 1 Hotel South Beach combines nature-led design with four pools, a rooftop scene, expansive wellness facilities, and unusually broad dining options.

A Mediterranean-inspired oceanfront resort in Sunny Isles, Acqualina stands out for generous rooms, intensely attentive service, three beachfront pools, a major spa, and destination Italian dining.

The Biltmore brings Mediterranean Revival grandeur, a landmark tower, championship golf and one of America’s great hotel pools to the leafy heart of Coral Gables.

Faena Hotel Miami Beach is South Beach maximalism at its best, pairing Old Hollywood glamour, a 22,000-square-foot healing house, serious art and butler-served oceanfront suites.

Fontainebleau Miami Beach remains the city’s definitive megaresort, combining more than 1,500 rooms, huge oceanfront pools, Lapis Spa, destination restaurants and nightlife inside a Morris Lapidus landmark.

Four Seasons at The Surf Club is South Florida’s most refined historic beach hotel, combining Joseph Dirand interiors, only 77 guestrooms, legendary 1930 roots and a deeply private Surfside setting.

Four Seasons Hotel Miami combines 221 high-floor accommodations with a spectacular two-acre rooftop pool deck, Equinox wellness and sweeping Biscayne Bay views in the heart of Brickell.

A modern Ian Schrager resort on a wide stretch of Miami Beach, The Miami Beach EDITION combines two pools, a vast private beach, Jean-Georges dining, a serious spa and the playful bowling-and-skating Basement club.

A polished nautical-inspired hotel in Coconut Grove, Mr. C Miami combines balcony-equipped rooms, a rooftop pool, Biscayne Bay views and Cipriani-family dining in one of Miami’s most walkable neighborhoods.

On a rare peninsula between the Atlantic and Intracoastal, this exceptionally private Bal Harbour resort is undergoing a complete transformation and is scheduled to reopen in January 2027.

In leafy Coconut Grove, this boutique-scale Ritz-Carlton trades Miami Beach spectacle for marina-neighborhood charm, offering elegant rooms, a private-feeling pool and spa close to Biscayne Bay.

Recently transformed on Miami’s only barrier-island resort destination, The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne pairs newly redesigned rooms, expanded wellness and refreshed restaurants with a broad Atlantic beachfront.

A Morris Lapidus-designed 1953 landmark at Lincoln Road, The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach combines restored midcentury glamour, direct beach access and a new José Andrés dining lineup.

A landmark blend of Miami Art Deco and Asian minimalism, The Setai combines 157 suites, three temperature-controlled infinity pools, private beach service and a Valmont spa in one of South Beach’s most serene luxury settings.

Rising 27 stories directly across from Bal Harbour Shops, The St. Regis gives every room and suite an ocean-view balcony, supported by two beachfront pools, a Forbes-level spa and polished resort dining.

Directly on Sunny Isles Beach, Trump International Beach Resort Miami combines spacious condo-style accommodations with multiple dining options, beachfront leisure and an 8,000-square-foot Aquanox Spa just north of Bal Harbour.

Built around one of Miami’s best-known golf destinations, Trump National Doral Miami combines 72 holes of championship golf with villa-style accommodations, a 48,000-square-foot spa and a resort-scale pool complex.