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Condé Nast TravelerAug 14

The Best Boutique Hotels in Miami Are Beachy, Design-Forward, and Conveniently Located

From South Beach to Coconut Grove, these are the eight Miami boutiques we recommend most.

In-house operator for face and body treatments.

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  • Mr. C Coconut GroveHotelNautical-inspired hotel with blue-and-white accents and bay views.
  • BelliniRestaurantOffers coastal Italian fare.
  • BeAtalaPlaceIn-house operator for face and body treatments.
  • Elsewhere
  • Mayfair House Hotel & GardenHotelMiami, United StatesRevived, lush icon in Coconut Grove with moody rooms.
  • Delano Miami BeachHotelMiami Beach, United StatesLegendary for design, drama, and glamour; iconic pool.
  • Café DelanoRestaurantMiami Beach, United StatesServes pistachio croissants.
  • The BetsyHotelMiami Beach, United StatesFlorida-Georgia style architecture attracts an erudite crowd.
  • Esmé Miami BeachHotelMiami Beach, United StatesRestored enclave with Moorish influence and a striking rooftop pool.
  • Rose BarRestaurantMiami Beach, United StatesRestored favorite within the Delano.
  • The MooreHotelMiami, United States13-room hotel in the landmark Moore building.
  • ElastikaSightMiami, United StatesZaha Hadid site-specific installation in the atrium.
  • The Banyan BarRestaurantMiami, United StatesBar serving bubbles and caviar.
  • Miwa Sushi BarRestaurantMiami, United StatesServes sake and Japanese-inspired dishes.
  • Hotel GreystoneHotelMiami Beach, United StatesAdults-only enclave with rooftop pool and buzzy bar.
  • Sérêvène by Chef Pawan PinisettiRestaurantMiami Beach, United StatesIzakaya-style French-Japanese restaurant.
  • Gigi RigolattoRestaurantMiami Beach, United States
  • Mimi KakushiRestaurantMiami Beach, United States
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