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Miami

South Beach · Brickell · Downtown · Wynwood

From the Art Deco strip of South Beach to Little Havana's cafecito windows, Miami is a sun-soaked, bilingual city built for beach days and late nights. Book your stay for any game, festival, or cruise and every price you see is the price you pay, with taxes and service charges included up front.

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Destination guide

Explore Miami

Miami hotels split between the beach and the mainland. Miami Beach and South Beach deliver ocean views and Art Deco landmarks, while Brickell and Downtown put you near the Heat's arena, the cruise port, and Miami International (MIA). Whether you're here for Art Basel, a Dolphins game, or a cruise departure, choose your side of Biscayne Bay first.

Ocean Drive and the Art Deco Historic District are South Beach's calling cards, with pastel hotels and sidewalk cafés facing the sand. On the mainland, Wynwood's walls of murals, Little Havana's Calle Ocho, and the museums of Museum Park show the city's creative, Latin American heart.

PortMiami is the busiest cruise port in the world, minutes from downtown hotels. Beyond the city, the Everglades sit less than an hour west, and the Florida Keys begin about an hour south.

Neighborhoods in Miami

South Beach
Ocean Drive, Art Deco hotels, and wide beaches with the city's most famous nightlife. Best for a beach trip.
Brickell
Miami's high-rise financial district with rooftop bars, fine dining, and the free Metromover. Sleek and central.
Downtown
Kaseya Center, Bayside Marketplace, and PortMiami. Ideal for games, concerts, and cruise departures.
Wynwood
Street art, galleries, and breweries just north of downtown. Creative and lively after dark.

Climate & when to visit

Winter (Dec–Feb)
60–76°F, dry, and sunny. Peak season, with Art Basel in early December, so book early.
Spring (Mar–May)
68–85°F. Warm, mostly dry, and busy with spring break and music festivals.
Summer (Jun–Aug)
76–91°F and humid with daily afternoon storms. Lower rates and quieter beaches.
Fall (Sep–Nov)
72–88°F. Hurricane season runs June–November, so consider flexible, refundable rates.

Getting around

  • Miami International (MIA) connects to downtown on Metrorail's Orange Line in about 15 minutes; Miami Beach is 20–30 minutes by car.
  • The free Metromover loops through Downtown and Brickell, and the free Miami Beach Trolley covers South Beach.
  • Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Dolphins, is in Miami Gardens about 30 minutes north, so plan on driving or rideshare.
  • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) is a good alternative airport about 45 minutes north.
Frequently asked

Miami booking, answered

Yes. Every Miami rate shows All-In Pricing: taxes and service charges are already in the nightly rate you see.