
Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa
Best for travelers who want a lively, full-service Hyatt resort with multiple dining venues by José Andrés, separate family and adults-only pool options, and large event/wedding spaces.
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Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa is a five-star, family-friendly Mid-Beach resort with dining by the José Andrés Group and two heated outdoor pools; read this if you want a social, full-service oceanfront Hyatt with spa and event space. Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is a celebrity-chef–branded luxury beachfront hotel inside the Eden Roc complex; read this if you’re drawn to Nobu’s restaurant brand, scene, and a beachfront Mid-Beach location.
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Best for travelers who want a lively, full-service Hyatt resort with multiple dining venues by José Andrés, separate family and adults-only pool options, and large event/wedding spaces.

Best for guests who prioritize the Nobu restaurant brand, a celebrity-chef hotel atmosphere, and a hotel located within the Eden Roc / Fontainebleau corridor on the beach.
When Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa wins: choose Andaz for family-friendly amenities alongside adults-only spaces, a larger room inventory (287 rooms, 64 suites), multiple on-site José Andrés venues (Aguasal, Bar Centro, Bazaar Meat), flexible event space including a hydraulic upper pool/event platform, and a more full-service resort layout with free bike rentals and a 24-hour fitness center.
When Nobu Hotel Miami Beach wins: pick Nobu if the Nobu brand, its restaurants and the scene matter more than a larger resort footprint — Nobu is a boutique-feeling, celebrity-chef–branded hotel with direct beachfront presence within the Eden Roc complex and multiple outdoor pools.
Bottom line: both hotels sit along Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach and aim for luxury travelers, but Andaz is the larger, full-service resort choice with family amenities and expanded event facilities, while Nobu focuses on branded dining, a resort-club scene, and beachfront positioning within Eden Roc.
| Category | Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa | Nobu Hotel Miami Beach |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Full-service Hyatt resort with social energy, José Andrés–curated dining, and event-ready facilities | Celebrity-chef–branded luxury hotel focused on Nobu dining and scene within Eden Roc |
| Location (neighborhood) | Mid-Beach on Collins Avenue with direct beach access and boardwalk access | Mid-Beach, inside the Eden Roc complex — beachfront |
| Size (rooms) | 287 rooms, including 64 suites | 206 rooms |
| Pools & beach | Two heated outdoor pools: one family pool and one adults-only upper pool (hydraulic floor/event capable) + direct beach access | Four outdoor pools, poolside bar, and direct access to Mid-Beach shoreline (beachfront location within Eden Roc) |
| Restaurants & bars | Aguasal (José Andrés), Bar Centro, Soleo Pool & Beach; Bazaar Meat (José Andrés concept) on site | Two restaurants including Nobu (signature) plus a coffee shop/cafe and bars |
| Spa & wellness | Ondara Spa (adults-only; 10:00 AM–6:00 PM), 24-hour fitness center, free daily fitness classes | Full-service spa with treatment rooms; fitness facilities on site |
| Family policy & ages | Mixed-use / family-friendly resort with dedicated adults-only pool section; check-in minimum age 21 | Mixed-age property (not adults-only); check-in minimum 18+? Not published |
| Parking & access | Valet-only parking (fee); complimentary two-hour e-bike rentals included in resort fee; EV charging available | Valet parking available (covered valet; fee may apply), covered parking |
| Event & wedding facilities | Large event offering (~25,000 sq ft total, multiple ballrooms, rooftop terrace, hydraulic pool/event platform) | Banquet hall and event spaces inside Eden Roc complex; hydraulic/event specifics Not published |
| Wi‑Fi & tech | Free Wi‑Fi in all areas; 24-hour fitness with Pelotons and Tonal | Free WiFi; in-room minibars and espresso makers |
Andaz sits on Collins Avenue with direct beach access and quick boardwalk links to South Beach and nearby attractions.
Choose Andaz if you want an oceanfront Hyatt with boardwalk access and an easy link to Mid- and South-Beach sights.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach sits in the Eden Roc corridor on Collins Avenue with beachfront access and proximity to Fontainebleau.
Choose Nobu for a beachfront Mid‑Beach base tied to the Nobu and Eden Roc scene.
Andaz offers a large inventory across three towers with a range of rooms and suites, many with balconies and ocean views.
Andaz suits groups and events needing many connecting room options and multiple suite categories.
Nobu has a smaller inventory with multiple bay-, resort- and ocean-view room types plus several suite configurations.
Nobu fits travelers wanting a more compact, branded luxury hotel with Nobu‑style room categories and ocean-view options.
Andaz’s food program is curated by the José Andrés Group and includes all-day coastal and poolside venues.
Andaz is good for guests who want multiple on-site dining experiences from the José Andrés portfolio.
Nobu centers around the Nobu restaurant brand and offers restaurants, bars, and in-room dining for guests.
Stay at Nobu if the Nobu restaurant and its branded scene are a key part of your trip.
Andaz has two heated outdoor pools with Atlantic views — a family pool and an adults-only upper pool that converts for events.
Andaz’s hydraulic upper pool and separate family/adult areas make it flexible for both families and events.
Nobu lists four outdoor pools, poolside bars, and easy beach access as core recreational features.
Nobu emphasizes multiple pool spaces and beachfront access within the Eden Roc resort setting.
Andaz offers Ondara Spa and a 24-hour fitness center with classes and premium equipment.
Andaz serves guests who want structured wellness offerings plus a lively resort social scene.
Nobu provides on-site spa services, fitness facilities, and a hospitality scene linked to its restaurant brand.
Nobu is a fit for travelers seeking branded dining-driven nightlife plus standard spa and fitness offerings.

Andaz — dedicated family pool, family-friendly programming, and larger room inventory with suites.

Nobu — choose Nobu if the Nobu restaurant and its celebrity-chef association are your priority.

Andaz — extensive event space (roughly 25,000 sq ft), ballrooms, rooftop terrace and a hydraulic pool/event platform.

Nobu — beachfront location within the Eden Roc complex and several outdoor pools.
Andaz is more family-friendly with a lively family pool, kid-welcoming public spaces, and larger family suite options.
Stay at Nobu Hotel Miami Beach — the Nobu brand and restaurant are the principal draw tied to that property.
Andaz has broader event facilities including multiple ballrooms, rooftop terrace options, and a hydraulic upper pool that converts to an event platform.
No — both properties welcome guests of all ages, though Andaz maintains an adults-only pool section and Ondara Spa is for guests 18+.
Both sit in Mid-Beach; choose based on priorities — quieter sections at Andaz include adults-only spaces, while Nobu’s scene centers on its dining and pool areas.
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