First thing you should know -- it's only $2/hr…read more This is probably one of the best parking garages around South Beach. Most garages in Miami charge $4/hr or more, but this one is just $2/hr, and after about 7 hours it becomes even cheaper. Max daily rate is $20. I've parked here three times. It's convenient, shaded, and feels safe. Elevators are available as well. Just remember -- you have to pay at the kiosk before leaving, there's no payment booth at the exit. Entrance: Right on 7th Street, easy to find.

These people are scammers from Raphael the manager to the owner…read more Himself . They rob you for 50 to say your car will be upfront and no one will drive it .....meanwhile the valet/bell boy Rick has no clue how to drive exotics and swears he does after being told not to move or drive the car , he gets in drives it a few feet scrapes the whole side of the car including rim . They totally deny everything . They are so crooked that not the hotel where the blue ribbon sushi is located . Only when the Police arrived did they give company name etc . They were strong arming me to leave . Had me talking to a rude woman who stated she was manager than rudely hung up . Than spoke a Raphael who was worse than the female poor excuse of a manager . I'm currently filing a lawsuit against both the hotel & valet. They can not damage things people work hard for than scam them & hide . See you in court M&m

It's clean, well lit and has a few empty spots at 7am of, right in Miami Beach. You have to get a…read moreticket upon entry and pay at a pay station later so I have zero clue what this will cost. No signs or hints. Life is an adventure!

Nice garage, location great and the price is pretty good for south beach. Come and go as you please…read moreand pay by the hour for however long your car is there

A great option for parking in mid-Miami Beach. It has,…read more-medium sized parking lot. -restrooms -nice landscaping -steps from the beach -reasonably priced parking rates ($2 per hour, 3hr max) -very clean, and right beside the boardwalk. If you arrive by 10:00am on the weekend, you're likely to find a parking space. Enjoy!

This garage really saved me. I was searching for parking at the beach for the free John Summit and…read moreCalvin Harris concert and was driving around for at least an hour. The concert attracted over 200,000 people to an area where parking on an average day can be challenging. All of the streets near the beach were already blocked off so the beach garages were cut off and all of the streets around the residential area require a residents pass to park. I was about to give up when I remembered that I sometimes have luck near Collins Park when there is an event in town. There was plenty of parking in the Collins Garage and it was only $2 an hour. There is space for 516 vehicles, retail space, EV chargers, and bike parking. It is conveniently located next the Bass Museum and Collins Park and across from the street from the beach. A unique feature of this garage is the art work on the outside. The garage features a crossword puzzle design on its perforated metal facade that was created by architect Allan Shulman. The 28 selected words are backlit at night and relate to the area's culture, environment, and history. In 2022 it won the award of excellence by the Florida Parking & Transportation Association Board of Directors. From the garage I was easily able to easily pick up the Miami Beach Broadwalk across the street that took me straight to Lummus Park. It was a mile and half hike each way but walking was still better than sitting in standstill traffic. I got back well after midnight and felt perfectly safe here with the staff keeping watch over everything. I had a lovely chat with Pierre on my way out. Note that they do not accept cash. You can pay for your ticket at a kiosk to make exiting quicker if there is a crowd or at the gate on your way out to the street.

The building may be on 23rd but the entrance is on Liberty, took 3 times to find it with just their…read moredirection, ended up finding a map

An inexpensive, safe place to park…read more In South Beach, if you don't want to pay for overpriced valet parking, this garage on 16th street is a great choice. It cost just $16 for 24 hours, which was the lowest anywhere in the vicinity. For the area, it's right one on of the main strips and only a couple of blocks from the ocean. My only advice is to be careful about where you park here. At least one level, the 4th, is restricted to employees only. You will get towed if you don't follow the little red signs! Luckily I was actually parked on the 2nd floor, as the level signs are confusing/worn. (I was parked near stairway 4, not level 4!) I recommend remembering the parking spot you chose by looking at the floor, as the numbers are painted. Pay is automatic, either with a card or cash, so you can in and out in a flash.

One of the cheapest options in otherwise very expensive area. This is a municipal lot with limited…read morespace and gets filled during popular times. 2 minute walk from all the shops and attractions on the South Beach strip.

Super expensive, classical rip off. They reset Pricing every…read morefive hours and even if you stay 10 minutes they still charge you five hours. You end up paying over 60 dollars. All around price is 35 dollars all day. Rip off, totally unbecoming of Miami Beach. And they have the look of municipal parking but they are NOT. Boycott!!! Inconsiderate owners!

Like everyone has shared, they're taxin!!! Always changing rates. Guess that's the cost of housing…read morecars in the big city. But, who likes to pay for a piece of concrete to park on?? Not me. Not nobody. The dude at the entry was nice and changed our rate when we were 5 minutes overtime (and we're supposed to be charged an additional $40 on top of the $40 we were charged for 5 hours initially)... saved us a lot of bread.

I have kept this a secret for years but now feel that it's my duty to spread the news of this…read moreamazing public resource! There is a public parking lot at Collins Avenue and 46th (just past the Eden Roc Hotel). It is public parking lot #71 and has approximately 426 parking spaces. They are open 24 hours, and there are lights throughout the lot for evening parking. There is handicapped and motorcycle parking in addition to spaces for cars. It's a single level parking lot. You pay via electronic meters, they are $1.00 per hour. Great location if you are going to the beach or going to the pool or for a meal at Eden Roc or Fontainebleau. But the real secret is evening parking on Fri/Sat nights! Why is this parking lot so amazing, you may wonder? If you are a Miami Beach resident (your driver's license must have a Miami Beach address- a guest or passenger in your car can also fulfill this requirement) this lot is a flat rate of $6.00 to park on the weekend evenings. It's not valet; the attendants write down your name, license plate # and phone, you pay $6, choose your own spot, and you're done. Easy peasy. I went to dinner at Fontainebleau (a block north) this past Saturday when the Fontainebleu was absolutely packed: DeadMau5 was performing at the pool, LIV was getting read to host an all night party for Ultra Music Festival, and it was the Black's annual charity gala in the ballroom. Talk about valet issues!! Knowing that my "secret" parking lot was awaiting me while the rest of the taxis, limos and drivers waiting for valet yelled and screamed and pulled their hair out was such a great feeling! Even better was when cars ahead of me decided not to park in that lot because of the $20 charge (the typical evening rate, it is manned by attendants, you can't simply drive in on weekend nights) and I was able to drive in, pay my $6, park, and be on my way. I also used this lot when I attended a SOBE Food & Wine Festival event in February and it worked like a charm then too. I mentioned it to a Fontainebleau employee and he said that many of the hotel employees park there and he was surprised I was able to get a spot (at 9:00pm on a Saturday night). I told him that I have a Miami Beach driver license and that was the "open sesame". So, Miami beach residents (or those of you who have friends that are, and ride in your car!), it is an absolute steal to pay $6.00 to park in this safe, secure, well-lighted and attended lot on a weeknight! Why pay $25 to Eden Roc or Fontainebleau when you can pay $6? If you end up not wanting to or not able to drive home, you can also park overnight.