Where to stay in Miami
Neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood guidance for Miami, United States: which areas suit which travellers, what they cost, and the stays we list in each.
- Wynwood (2) — Murals, galleries, breweries Walls by day, warehouses by night; thin on beach access.
- Coconut Grove (3) — Canopy-shaded bayside village Sailboats and banyans — Miami with the volume down.
- Coral Gables (3) — Mediterranean boulevards, old elegance The Biltmore and banyan avenues; serene base, short drives.
- South Beach (3) — Deco icon, all hours The postcard: sand, Deco, and noise — lean in or stay elsewhere.
- Little Havana (1) — Calle Ocho culture corridor Cafecito windows and domino park — real Miami, modest hotels.
- Brickell (3) — Vertical finance district with rooftop life High-rise hotels, Metromover at your feet, everything new.
- The Betsy — South Beach ($$). Ocean Drive icon with rooftop pool and jazz lounge
- Faena Hotel Miami Beach — Mid-Beach ($$). Damien Hirst gilded mammoth, private cabanas
- EAST Miami — Brickell ($). Rooftop Sugar bar, walk to Brickell City Centre
- The Standard Miami — Belle Isle ($). Hammam and hammocks on the bay — sunset views for days
- Wynwood lofts — Wynwood ($). Murals, breweries, and the best food halls in town
- Coconut Grove villas — Coconut Grove ($). Leafy bay-front village, sailing marinas and cafés
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