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Jonathan H.

I enjoyed my stay here, but as Doug Demero says "there are quirks and features." The hotel is located within the JW Marriott, it's a bit of a mission to find, you'll need staff to key you into an elevator to go to the 39th floor for separate check in. The check in is a small office, but I was offered Prosecco and the staff explained the 42 dollar amenity fee included : 30 minute chair message, tickets to the Pérez Art museum, 2 $10 dollar drink vouchers, and $40 dollar per a day meal credits. That was an awesome bonus, the restaurant downstairs is excellent. My room was a corner king on the 40th floor with 180 degree views of down town Miami. The television needs an upgrade, but the bed, and bathroom are top notch. Some minor issues, you need to put your key near the door to turn on the lights. For some reason there's hardly any towels. Parking fees are $58 dollars, but they washed my car and the valet were friendly. Overall all of the staff were professional and accommodating.

Shot of the room from entry hall
Rob L.

Exceptional experience. Just plan on elevator time and have to pay for WiFi. Was in Miami for work and stayed at the Hotel Beaux Arts, located in the JW Marriott. Check-in was the usual breeze. There's a special card reader on the left side to get to this section of the hotel, which the main desk showed me. Late check-in, so was a quick trip up and the Hotel Beaux Arts concierge greeted me to do the check-in. Very friendly and gave me the lay of the floor-- there's a reception area and lounge, breakfast is available, internet logistics, and the like. Room was immaculate and the service staff was friendly throughout. The gym was top-notch. Very clean, weights and functional exercise machines, and free weights along with good space and no overcrowding. I ran looking at the buildings, river, and beautiful morning sun. Very close to a 5-star rating. Only big knocks are the excessive elevator waits mid-day and the fact that you have to pay for WiFi (in 2024). I literally waited 11 minutes for an elevator once and probably averaged 4-5 minutes during the day.

Sitting area in spacious corner king room
Christy C.

Got upgraded to a corner king room near the top and loved the room and the view! This hotel is inside the Marriott hotel (they work together on some things, but offer a different experience on others). I got an email ahead of time explaining check in was on the 39 floor, but by the time I got to the hotel, I forgot this and was confused, so it was helpful that the Marriott front desk reminded me. Once I got to the right place, check in was smooth and they walked through the hotel benefits well. There is a daily amenity fee here ($42), which I knew before booking, but it covers perks like a free drink credit, a $42 restaurant credit, museum tickets, and a 30 minute massage. They didn't have any massage appointments available the day I was staying, but offered one for later in the week, which worked out great!

signage in the lobby of the JW Marriott
Jason M.

When deciding where to stay during my trip to Miami, I took a number of things into consideration: the hotel brand, the location, and the amenities. I'm definitely more of a hotel person vs Airbnb, and I like staying in places that have a solid offering (even if I'm out and about the majority of the day). I ultimately settled on staying in Downtown Miami, as it was easy to get to Miami Beach as well as other places in the city on my itinerary. Since I'm a Bonvoy member, I naturally gravitated to Marriott which is where I found Hotel Beaux Arts. The photos and reviews looked great, the location was a yes, so I decided to book it. As with my other hotel reviews, I'll separate this review into pros and cons - so here we go! Wait - first, a little context. It's worth noting that HBA is a hotel in a hotel. It is actually housed *inside* the JW Marriott Marquis in downtown Miami, occupying the 38th, 39th, and 40th floors. They have their own front desk area on the 39th floor, as well as a separate restaurant, bar, and lounge area. Apart from that, the other accommodations are shared with the JW Marriott. This was an interesting concept, and one I had not seen before. Anyway, onto the pros/cons. One of the biggest pros for me was the decor. HBA is part of Marriott's Autograph Collection which is their brand of hotels that elevate the visitor experience by providing interesting/higher end decor and architecture. They sometimes are housed in repurposed buildings, and typically don't look like a traditional hotel chain. HBA is no exception - its modern decor and opulent design look great. There are also a lot of accommodations; being inside a JW Marriott gives you access to their pool area, fitness center, bowling alley, pickleball court, as well as a few other activities. They offer a breakfast buffet every morning (for a price), as well as 24/7 room service. Upon check in I was given a voucher for a free drink at the bar, and they paired it with a mini charcuterie board which I thought was a nice touch. HBA guests also have access to the restaurants and lounge areas Location is another pro for me - it was super easy to reach all of the Miami hotspots. The main strips of Bayside and Brickell were walking distance, and Wynwood, Miami Beach, and Little Havana were a short drive. The room itself was another pro - it was spacious and modern with great views of the city (my room being on the 40th floor didn't hurt). It had everything one would need in a hotel room - some standouts for me was a coffee bar and a selection of nuts and trail mix (separate from the mini bar). The bed was too soft for my personal taste, but that's more of a me issue. As far as cons, I don't have many. I think being a hotel in a hotel kind of takes way from the uniqueness of HBA - meaning walking in from outside you're not technically in the hotel and have to go upstairs for your dedicated front desk. If you're driving, traffic can be a little jammed here depending on the time of day, and it's not exactly a striking hotel from the exterior. I also think depending on what you're in Miami for, the location might not work for you. Despite it's central location, you're also in a heavy business district; if you're planning to spend most of your time in Miami Beach for instance then HBA isn't ideal. I didn't interact with much of the staff, but whenever I did they were very friendly and always willing to help. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay at Hotel Beaux Arts - the aesthetics, location, and accommodations made for a really pleasant experience. With so many hotels around Miami, I would want to explore others that the city offers, but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend HBA to anyone looking for a recommendation.

Ethan T.

Really nice experience at this hotel recently. It's actually the top three levels of the JW Marriott (38-39-40) and is separate to the JW and operated by a wonderful staff of friendly, can-do associates. The check-in area is on the 39th level. We received a really nice welcome and introduction to the hotel and the services offered. Our room was very modern and had a lot of extra bells and whistles that we're not used to. The hotel is in good proximity for an easy walk to Bayside which has a ton of stores And outside bars. Overall an A++ experience.

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Chris S.

A mixture of great and could be much better. My room was spectacular. Large, with warm modern decor. Lots of wood and leather. The bathroom was huge, with a separate shower and a Jacuzzi tub. Two sinks with plenty of space. Check-in was efficient, although it was in the Marriott lobby on the ground floor because the 39th floor Beaux Arts lobby had not been reopened since being closed due to COVID. The L'Atelier was also still closed, further detracting from the allure of the Beaux Arts as being distinct from the JW Marriott Marquis that occupies most of the rest of the building. Some inconvenient aspects of the room include what appears to be a few form/over-function design choices. The sinks in the bathroom are shallow and produce a lot of splashing when being used. The faucets for the sinks are operated electronically. The water comes out only as a trickle (perhaps as an attempt to reduce splashing?). I was never able to get hot water out of the faucets--it was lukewarm at best--despite pushing the temperature button up to full red. (Water temperatures for the shower and tub were just fine. They used typical mechanical faucet controls.) One must wonder if whomever made the decision to buy these--admittedly good-looking--sinks and faucets had personally tried using them to wash hands or brush their teeth. Nonetheless, Housekeeping in the rooms was terrific. Everything was clean and shiny. There were plenty of fresh towels. There were two plush bathrobes in the closet, but I was surprised there were no slippers because almost all the flooring was tile in the bathroom and hardwood elsewhere. Cleaning in the hallways, however, was a different matter. An empty cocktail glass sat in the elevator lobby for more than 24 hours. I noticed it when checking into my room in the afternoon. It was still there that night. The next afternoon, it was still there but someone had added an empty container of something (a protein drink?) to the pile. Riding the elevator in the afternoon, I saw an empty water bottle. Returning to my room the second night, I was more disappointed than surprised to see trash in the hallway near my room. (See photos.) It occurred to me that I didn't see any waste containers in the common areas. This aesthetic decision should be balanced with frequent monitoring when guests have no place to put their waste. Lighting in the room can be described as plentiful, but too many lights for two few switches. It's typical for floor and table lamps to have their own, independent switches. No problem there. But, as far as I could tell, the only switch for the ceiling and wet bar lights in the living room was far away by the door to the room. (Yes, this aspect being an inconvenience says something about the size of the room.) Why there isn't a switch next to the bar or the bedroom door is mystifying. There is a glass window between the living room and bedroom. Thus, turning the lights off is necessary for a good night's sleep.

View from room on 40th floor
Nadia G.

This hotel is fantastic. For the first time in a very long time, this hotel actually acknowledges the Platinum membership benefits. Customer service is outstanding. Room is magnificent. Views are breathtaking. Breakfast is delicious.

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Amanda T.

A hotel within a hotel? Yes, that does exist! @hotelbeauxartsmiami Hotel Beaux Arts is a modern boutique hotel located in the top floors of the JW Marriott Marquis Miami. A separate lobby with a personal concierge and priority access to all amenities, I felt spoiled with options thanks to the facilities of both the Beaux Arts and the Marriott. L' Atelier was my favorite place to un-wine during the holidays. Open only to Hotel Beaux Arts guests, this exclusive setting included a cocktail lounge with modern art and views overlooking the Biscayne Bay.

My view
Claudine V.

I am in love with this hotel. I'm so glad I came here and tried the place. I felt like a queen. I felt like the whole bar was own personal bar and it was so intimate and Vladi was so nIce and took care of me. Check out my pics. The hotel itself was so beautiful , chic and classy. Just the way I like my hotels. Will definitely be back here!!! Trust!!!!

Insane view from bedroom
Tracy H.

This hotel is just stunning! It's located in the same building as the JW Marriott so it can be quite confusing for people who are looking for it. The rooms are to die for, starting with the spacious hallways that makes you forget you're in a hotel. My favorite room in this hotel is the Warhol suite as it has some of the most breathtaking views of the clear water and gigantic yachts parked below, stretching from the bedroom to the master bathroom (yes there are 2 bathrooms in this suite). The design is modern with lots of interesting gadgets such as a touch pad remote that controls the entire room. I've stayed in many luxurious and high-end rooms, but not a lot of hotels are as hi-tech and futuristic as Beaux Arts, which has got to be my favorite feature. If you're bored reading walls of text, I'll just sum this hotel up with a short description of why I love it so much: it is dripping in luxury, modern and sophisticated decor, and is filled to the brim with hi-tech gadgets that I'd love to have in my home some day. It's a very good representation of how glamorous and decadent Miami/South Beach is. Be warned, you won't want to leave...

Manda Bear B.

As good as it gets, 4.5 stars for us but we round it up. Check in at 39 floor, good if it's not busy! It's an Autograph Collection Hotel of the Marriott. Love the L'Atelier Restaurant & Lounge, private for 3 floors of Hotel Beaux Arts guests only, on top of Hotel JW Marriott Marquis, so you got to have all the Marriott amenities but a whole lot more. Love the suite we were in 4002, view of Biscayne Bay, skyscraper, yachts, boats, blue sky, and 180 degree view. Comfortable king bed, gigantic TV, automatic curtains, big jacuzzi tub, shower, extra bathroom, office, living room, iLLY Espresso machine, full stocked bar, his & her bath sink, and Bang and Olufsen entertainment systems. Love the TV on the mirror in the bathroom, the LED rainbow water faucet. I spent a bit of time to play with it! Molton Browne bath products, love! Black robes offered too! Love the state of the art gym and pool, shared with the Marriott! So the virtual golf, ping pong, foosball, 3D theater, virtual bowling, and a full basketball court, and more activities with your family. Breakfast buffet is $26, complimentary because we were PLAT member. Fresh juice, illy Coffee, love it! We booked the package deal with valet parking & we got Comp tickets to the Frost Science Museum and the Perez Museum. The boutique hotel boasts innovative technology, contemporary design, an intimate setting, makes you want to stay in and relax. They offer Mariano Bartolome Indoor Golf School, Enliven Salon and Spa too. The hotel is about 15 minutes walk to Port of Miami, the American Airlines Arena and upscale dining. Only 44 guest rooms and suites featuring complimentary WiFi, iPad, how about that! A few minor things: - Expect to see your neighbor naked walking around at the Epic Hotel Residence across the building. - Only 4 elevators for all of 41 floors of both hotels, we have to wait longer time when it's prime time lunch/dinner/weekend. So prepare extra 10 minutes to your event/dinner. - The LED rainbow water faucet, except it doesn't work as well! Water splashing over you. - No slippers! - When we come back for an extra key, 2 other guests were in front of us. Expected to way! Since they only have 1 check in desk! - Breakfast buffet is $26, complimentary because we were PLAT member, if pays, not worth it! - All restaurants on the premises auto added 18% Service Charge so keep an eye on your receipt. A true luxury, peaceful, quiet and we love it! We are already looking forward to return soon!

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Oh em gee! This place is phenomenal! Such personalized service! Beautiful and well designed rooms! Literally my new go to in Miami!

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Brickell

Yummy poolside food, most places takes like microwave food but this was actually amazing. Waiters…read morewere very accommodating and made sure we had everything we needed 24/7. Loved the coconut drinks!! 4 stars because the wings were extremely dry like overcooked and hard.

Ultimately, this review is mostly moot as the hotel is planned to be demolished in May (I wish I…read morehad known this prior to booking) and that explains a lot about the property. First, the good, it's an awesome location on the southern tip of Brickell Key. The pool was wonderful and gets mostly continuous sun exposure during the day. My balcony faced west so I had sun during the afternoon as well (perfect for a tan). Honestly, I never felt like I needed to leave the resort being a pool guy. The base price room was spacious and mostly clean with a separate shower and tub. The bad- the service wasn't great here. I felt like anytime I needed something I had to ask 3-4 times before staff would remember (including freebies that were part of the room rate). The one time I asked a concierge for assistance he was super brash telling me to go talk to the front desk. The property felt old and in need of a renovation (again it's being demolished so not surprising in that context). Also, a lot of the ads for the resort promote its beach which no longer exists- it's now a model home for the condos going in. The hotel is pricey and gratuity is auto-included at 20% for everything which would be fine if the service was better and they didn't ask for additional tip on top of it. I wish I stayed here 20+ years ago because it felt like in its hay day this was a swanky hotel. Today, it's tired, on its last months, and the staff really don't seem like 5-star talent (as a benefit to the doubt most people would be unmotivated if things were shutting down too). Part of me is excited to try the new hotel whenever it opens, part of me wonders if the poor service is just part of the brand. The gym was tacky- literally they just through equipment in 6ish guest rooms with the doors propped open. Kind of funny but not 5-star hotel caliber.

Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel

Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel

(553 reviews)

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My friends and I spent a Sunday at the Kimpton Surfcomber and booked the Ivy cabana. The cabana…read moreitself was cute, comfortable, and gave just the right amount of shade and far enough from the neighboring cabanas so it felt semi private. Service was great. Our attendant was attentive but not hovering, kept the drinks coming, and food came out fast. Everything we ordered was solid -- perfect pool-day food and refreshing cocktails. There is a minimum spend requirement for the cabana, but it was super easy to hit between food and drinks. And considering you're paying for a dedicated space, service, and a prime poolside setup, it felt worth it. Overall, it was the perfect day to unwind and feel a little luxe. I'd definitely book the Ivy cabana again.

The Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel was a great place to stay. The service was excellent, and the staff…read morewas genuinely kind, welcoming, and always ready to help whenever needed. The food was very good as well. We enjoyed a complimentary breakfast as part of our hot tub booking, which was a nice bonus and a great way to start the day. One of the highlights of the hotel is the easy beach access from the back. You can simply walk out and reach the beach, and the area feels safe and lively. You'll often see people jogging, exercising, and enjoying the outdoors, which adds to the energetic South Beach vibe. The walk around the area is pleasant, and the overall atmosphere feels fun and relaxed. Overall, the Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel is a wonderful place with great service, good food, and a cool beachside vibe. I would definitely recommend it for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Dream South Beach, by Hyatt - Rooftop pool

Dream South Beach, by Hyatt

(333 reviews)

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Five stars for the location and awesome amenities…read more This hotel was the perfect place to stay at for a quick Miami getaway located walking distance to the beach and all the main things you could possibly want. After a long day of travel, we received two Prosecco as soon as we checked in and arrived. Our room was upgraded and it was located right across on top of the Naked Taco where the rooftop pool is at. It's perfectly located for anything you want to do, all the good food spots, bars, places, etc. The next day we went straight to the beach and they provide complimentary beach chairs, towels and umbrellas upon request and you just walk yourself to the beach with them. There's nothing like Miami Beach! The water was perfect and it felt so good to just defrost on the sand and dive into the gorgeous turquoise water. After a few hours at the beach, we went back, enjoyed late check out and headed to crunch fitness - which was absolutely worth it! We were able to leave our bags at the front desk while we worked out, grabbed a late lunch, some drinks and then got to come back and enjoy the rooftop pool during happy hour for drinks and snacks until sunset. It was the perfect Miami daycation that we needed!

Dream South Beach by Hyatt delivered a genuinely top-notch experience from start to finish…read more From the moment we pulled up, our valet, Fernandino, took great care of us; friendly, fast, and attentive. And the five-star touch continued inside thanks to Melody, the Director of Front Desk, who made us feel like our stay actually mattered. We were celebrating a very special occasion--dinner plans were set, we simply needed a place to spend the night. What we got was an incredible room with a private terrace and a stunning view of South Beach. And as if it couldn't get any better, we were surprised with a complimentary bottle of champagne, which made for the perfect nightcap, and an even better start to the morning alongside our mimosa. If you're staying in South Beach, Dream is more than a name--it's an experience!

Citizen M - Miami Brickell Hotel - Rooftop bar

Citizen M - Miami Brickell Hotel

(60 reviews)

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Brickell

I booked a one-night stay here before my cruise, I specifically chose this hotel because of its…read morelocation--and it did not disappoint. The Brickell area is a vibe, walkable and full of restaurants and shops, which makes it a perfect pre- or post-cruise stay. The hotel's proximity to the cruise port was a huge plus. Check-in is self-service, but assistance is available if needed, which made the process easy and convenient. The king bed does take up most of the room, stretching from the window to the wall, so the room feels a bit compact--but it's thoughtfully designed. The sink is located in the main room across from the bathroom, and I actually found the setup pretty functional. The shelves around the sink were stocked with a washcloth, hand towel, hair dryer, and tissues, plus hand soap and lotion at the end of the counter. There was also enough counter space for toiletries. There's an open closet area and a nice touch of wall art, and the laminated wood flooring gave the room a clean, modern feel. One of my favorite features was the in-room iPad that controls everything--such a fun tech-forward touch. I also absolutely loved the decor throughout the hotel. The colors are vibrant, playful, and stylish without feeling overdone. The second-floor seating areas were spacious and inviting, and the rooftop/pool space was another highlight. There's also a bar on the second floor with outdoor seating, which is a great spot to relax and people-watch. Overall, this hotel has a fun atmosphere, smart use of technology, and an unbeatable location. I'd definitely stay here again, especially for a quick stay before a cruise.

I recently stayed at M Citizen in Brickell and had a mixed experience. The location is fantastic,…read moreright in the heart of Brickell, close to restaurants, nightlife, and public transit, which makes it really convenient for exploring the area. That said, the room itself was extremely small. It had all the essentials, but there wasn't much space to move around or unpack, so it felt a bit cramped, especially for a longer stay. If you're planning just a short visit or don't mind compact accommodations, it works, but it's definitely something to keep in mind. The staff was friendly and helpful, which made the stay smoother despite the limited room size. Overall, I'd say M Citizen is a great choice for its location and vibe, but pack light and don't expect spacious quarters.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, Miami - Step into a warm welcome where modern elegance meets coastal charm. Our lobby is your first taste of relaxation and luxury.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, Miami

(326 reviews)

$$$

This property is beautiful and was the perfect place to wind down after our 5-night cruise to the…read moreBahamas. We arrived early around 11:00 AM and were immediately greeted with a glass of prosecco. Because I'm a Platinum member, I was able to get an early check-in and an upgrade. The staff took great care of us, bringing our bags up to the room while giving us a tour of the property. Our room was a stunning 1-bedroom suite with partial ocean views. The setup directly at the beach with refreshments was beautiful, as was the pool area, and we were told the pools were heated. Now, if you've read one of my reviews before, you know I'm going to order room service, and it did not disappoint. Just a heads up, valet was $60 a night. I will absolutely be back, and a huge thank you to the staff for such a great experience!

Stayed there last weekend for two nights. Was told it was renovated as it was closed for a year…read more I do know though i was told spa, kids play room, digital key and digital menus were not working due to construction. Not sure what construction as it looks mostly the same. Additionally had to wait 45 minutes for a room service menu as QR was not working and our bathroom faucet fell off the wall. And it's the high season, January. Beware stay clear. Not worth 1500/night for a suite. Construction still going on, many workers not present in hotel but all over the site. Very disappointed.

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