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The Miami Suite at Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa offers 625 sq. ft. of bright, contemporary space with ocean or pool vistas that capture Mid‑Beach energy. Designed for relaxed coastal stays, the suite blends modern furnishings with climate‑controlled comfort and blackout drapes to ensure restful days and nights a short walk from the shoreline.
The suite features one king bed dressed in premium bedding with a down comforter and quality linens, sleeping up to 2 guests in a private one‑bedroom layout. A separate living room provides space to unwind or work, with a desk and desk chair, a wardrobe or closet, and thoughtful touches such as towels, bathrobes, and a private bathroom fitted with a bathtub or shower and a rainfall showerhead. Accessibility options include a ceiling hoist and closed‑captioned TV where required, and standard in‑room conveniences like a hair dryer and free toiletries.
Guests enjoy a well‑appointed in‑room experience with a 65‑inch flat‑screen TV with premium channels, complimentary Wi‑Fi, a coffee/tea maker, free bottled water, free local calls, a laptop‑compatible safe, phone, and recycling. Daily housekeeping maintains the suite, and limited‑hours room service is available for in‑room dining. The property’s broader offerings—onsite dining by the José Andrés Group, two heated outdoor pools with Atlantic views, complimentary two‑hour e‑bike rentals included in the resort fee, and a full‑service spa—sit steps away for effortless days and evenings.






























The Miami Suite offers ocean or pool vistas, with the bright, contemporary design capturing the easygoing energy of Mid-Beach. The resort sits on Collins Avenue and has two heated outdoor pools with Atlantic Ocean views.
The suite has one king bed dressed in premium bedding with a down comforter, and it sleeps 2 guests. Blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning and heating help with restful nights.
The Miami Suite measures 625 sq. ft. and is a private one-bedroom layout. The bedroom is kept apart from a separate living room with a desk, desk chair and wardrobe or closet, so you can unwind or work without leaving the suite.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower with a rainfall showerhead, plus bathrobes, towels, a hair dryer and free toiletries.
In the suite you will find a 65-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, free Wi-Fi, a coffee/tea maker, free bottled water, free local calls and a laptop-compatible safe. The daily resort fee (around $65 plus tax per room) covers beach and pool chairs and umbrellas, two-hour complimentary e-bike rentals, gym access, high-speed Wi-Fi, refillable water bottles and house car service.
The suite's accessibility options include a ceiling hoist and a closed-captioned TV where required. Guests with specific needs should mention them when booking so the hotel can arrange the right setup.
With one king bed, a private living room and a rainfall shower, it suits couples well. The resort adds an adults-only upper pool, the adults-only Ondara Spa (guests must be 18 or older) and Bar Centro for evening cocktails. Because the suite sleeps 2, families with children will want to consider the space carefully, although a travel crib is part of the room's family-friendly amenities.
The beach is roughly a 2-minute walk with direct access, and the pool and beach bar sits between the two heated outdoor pools. On site, the José Andrés Group runs Aguasal, Bar Centro and Bazaar Meat. In-room dining runs from 7:00 AM breakfast and an all-day menu from 11:00 AM until midnight, with late-night service on Fridays and Saturdays.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21 and a valid photo ID is required. There is no traditional front desk; guests are seated and welcomed with a cocktail in an ocean-view lobby. A security deposit of around $200 per night is held on a credit or debit card, since the hotel does not accept cash. Parking is valet-only at $55 per night with in-and-out privileges.
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