Hôtels à Miami comme un local.

South Beach offers iconic Art Deco hotels, beach access, and nightlife. Mid-Beach is quieter with luxury resorts. Brickell suits business travelers with upscale dining. Wynwood has art galleries and trendy spots. Coral Gables provides Mediterranean elegance. Key Biscayne is perfect for a resort escape.

Miami is a strongly seasonal market. Winter (December to April) is the high season and the most expensive, while the hot, humid summer is the quietest. South Beach commands the highest rates; North Miami Beach and off-beach areas are cheaper. Book well ahead for Art Basel (December) and Spring Break. We do not quote fixed nightly price bands here, because we have no sourced figure behind them. Search your dates to see live prices, and where we have enough recent sampled rates the price section on this page shows the current median nightly rate and the percentile range for the city.

November to April offers perfect weather (20-25°C) with minimal rain. This is peak season with highest prices. May-June has good weather and lower prices. Summer (July-September) is hot, humid, and prone to afternoon thunderstorms but offers significant savings. Hurricane season officially runs June-November.

Miami International connects by the MIA Mover to the Miami Intermodal Center, where Metrorail runs downtown in about 15 minutes and Metromover continues around the centre. Taxis to South Beach run on a flat zone fare posted at the rank. Uber and Lyft pick up from the arrivals level. Some beach hotels run their own shuttles — check when you book. Miami-Dade Transit publishes current fares; we do not quote fares we cannot source.

Miami Beach is generally safe, especially in tourist areas. South Beach is well-patrolled and safe for evening walks. Be cautious in less-touristy areas at night. Don't leave valuables visible in cars. Use hotel safes for important items. Ocean Drive can be chaotic late at night—use common sense. Rip currents are the main beach hazard—swim near lifeguard stations.