Miami · United States

Where to Stay in Miami 2026 | Best Areas + Hotel Map

Choosing where to stay in Miami can make or break your trip. Use our map below to find the best rates, or browse our neighborhood guide to find the perfect area for your vibe and budget.

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Quick Guide: Best Areas

South Beach: Art Deco, beach, Ocean Drive, nightlife, models, tourists, expensive, iconic
Wynwood & Design District: Street art, galleries, breweries, luxury shopping, trendy, daytime visits, artistic
Little Havana: Cuban culture, cigars, cafecito, authentic, Calle Ocho, locals, affordable, cultural
Brickell & Downtown: Business district, rooftop bars, finance workers, Bayside, modern, high-rises

Accommodation Map

Check availability and prices across Booking.com, Vrbo, and more.

Best Neighborhoods in Miami

South Beach

Best for: Art Deco, beach, Ocean Drive, nightlife, models, tourists, expensive, iconic

Wynwood & Design District

Best for: Street art, galleries, breweries, luxury shopping, trendy, daytime visits, artistic

Little Havana

Best for: Cuban culture, cigars, cafecito, authentic, Calle Ocho, locals, affordable, cultural

Brickell & Downtown

Best for: Business district, rooftop bars, finance workers, Bayside, modern, high-rises

Accommodation Budget in Miami

Budget

$88 /night
Typical Range: $77 – $100

Hostels, budget hotels, shared facilities

Most Popular

Mid-Range

$230 /night
Typical Range: $194 – $265

3-star hotels, boutique stays, great locations

Luxury

$530 /night
Typical Range: $454 – $613

5-star hotels, suites, premium amenities

💡 Prices vary by season. Book 2-3 months ahead for best rates.

Our Top Hotel Picks

$ Best Budget Hotels

Generator Miami

South Beach

8.2

Stylish design hostel in a restored 1940s Art Deco building featuring an outdoor pool, social bars, and a prime location on Collins Avenue just steps from the beach.

Solo travelersSocial atmospherePool access
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Hampton Inn By Hilton Coconut Grove Coral Gables Miami

Coconut Grove

8.6

Reliable and comfortable hotel with clean modern rooms, free hot breakfast, outdoor pool, and excellent location near CocoWalk shops, restaurants, and easy access to downtown Miami and the port.

FamiliesBusiness travelers
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$$ Best Mid-Range Hotels

The Plymouth South Beach

South Beach

9

A meticulously restored 1940 Art Moderne gem featuring custom Restoration Hardware interiors, a tranquil pool, and the renowned Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill.

CouplesArt Deco loversFoodiesBoutique seekers
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Novotel Miami Brickell

Brickell

9

Contemporary business-friendly hotel featuring a stylish rooftop pool and bar with city views, spacious rooms, fitness center, and direct access to Brickell's dining and financial district.

Business travelersCouples
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$$$ Best Luxury Hotels

Nautilus Sonesta Miami Beach

South Beach

8

Historic Morris Lapidus-designed oceanfront hotel featuring a heated saltwater pool with underwater audio and the landmarked 'Stairway to Nowhere' in its sleek mid-century lobby.

Design loversBeach accessInstagram enthusiastsLuxury seekers
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Andaz Miami Beach

Mid-Beach

8.8

Sprawling 1940s resort with two pools, beachfront cabanas, and Martin Brudnizki-designed interiors.

Luxury seekersFoodiesPool loversCouples
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Faena Miami Beach

Mid-Beach

9

Theatrical Baz Luhrmann-designed masterpiece with gold accents, Damien Hirst art, oceanfront cabanas, and legendary nightlife.

Art collectorsGlamour seekersSpecial occasions
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The Setai Miami Beach

South Beach

9

Asian-inspired ultra-luxury retreat with three infinity pools, private beach, and serene spa sanctuary.

Luxury seekersSpa loversQuiet retreat
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Unique & Boutique Stays

Freehand Miami

Mid-Beach

8

Hip hybrid hostel-hotel with award-winning Broken Shaker cocktail bar, pool courtyard, and creative community vibe.

Nightlife loversCreative typesBudget-conscious
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The Standard Spa Miami Beach

Belle Isle

9

Wellness-focused island retreat on Biscayne Bay with hydrotherapy pools, hammam, and clothing-optional sundeck.

Wellness enthusiastsCouplesBay views
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Why you can trust this guide

Headshot of Jan Křenek, founder of GoTripzi
Jan Křenek

35+ countries • 8 years analyzing travel data

Independent developer and travel data analyst based in Prague. 35+ countries visited across Europe and Asia, 8+ years analyzing flight routes, accommodation prices, and seasonal weather patterns.

Methodology:
  • All neighborhoods verified by walking them
  • Curated locations based on walkability & safety
  • Real-time availability via live partner maps
  • Prices based on Booking.com & Numbeo averages

Methodology: This guide combines on-the-ground neighborhood research, current hotel pricing data, and real traveler feedback to provide honest, actionable accommodation recommendations for Miami.

Updated: February 25, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a hotel cost in Miami?
Hotels in Miami range from $88 per night for budget accommodation to $230 for mid-range and $530 for luxury hotels. Prices vary by season and neighborhood.
What are the main neighborhoods to stay in Miami?
South Beach (Art Deco, beach, Ocean Drive, nightlife, models, tourists, expensive, iconic); Wynwood & Design District (Street art, galleries, breweries, luxury shopping, trendy, daytime visits, artistic); Little Havana (Cuban culture, cigars, cafecito, authentic, Calle Ocho, locals, affordable, cultural); Brickell & Downtown (Business district, rooftop bars, finance workers, Bayside, modern, high-rises)