30th Mar 26 | by Evie Lockwood
Best Miami Beach Hotels for Your Next Florida Getaway
The Miami Beach Hotels Worth Booking Now On Trivago
The Goodtime Hotel, Miami Beach
Just outside the loudest part of South Beach, The Goodtime Hotel sits at a sweet spot — close enough to everything, calm enough to actually sleep. The soundproofed rooms handle the noise. The library lounge and Strawberry Moon restaurant handle the rest of your time.
- Soundproofed rooms block South Beach noise so your sleep stays uninterrupted every night.
- Strawberry Moon serves Mediterranean food and cocktails on a terrace worth sitting at.
- Library-inspired third-floor lounge gives you a quiet retreat from the busier common areas.
Moxy Miami South Beach
On Washington Avenue, Moxy puts six dining options, a rooftop pool, a Beach Hut and free bikes under one roof. It is a good fit for trips built around doing a lot — the hotel is set up to keep pace with you rather than slow you down.
- Six dining and drinking venues on-site including rooftop bar, café and private event lounges.
- Beach Hut gives you direct access to Miami’s beach culture without leaving the hotel’s orbit.
- Free bikes, a 72-foot pool and free fitness classes keep every part of the day covered.
The March Hotel
The March Hotel offers spacious suites with king beds and sofa beds — more room than most Miami Beach hotels at this price point. Freshly renovated interiors and an Argentinian steakhouse on-site make it a strong choice for a longer or more relaxed stay.
- Spacious suites with king beds and sofa beds give you room most city hotels don’t.
- Orilla, the on-site Argentinian steakhouse, means dinner is a decision you’ve already made.
- Recently renovated interiors offer a clean, modern feel that holds up across multiple nights.
Kimpton Hotel Palomar South Beach by IHG
In the Sunset Harbour neighbourhood — Miami’s most walkable area — the Kimpton Palomar trades the South Beach chaos for something more considered. The two-tiered rooftop pool overlooks Biscayne Bay. Select rooms have private balconies. Lincoln Road is steps away.
- Two-tiered rooftop pool and bar with panoramic views over Miami’s skyline and Biscayne Bay.
- Sunset Harbour location puts specialty restaurants, boutiques and coffee shops at your door.
- Select rooms come with private balconies or terraces — useful for the warm Florida mornings.
Casa Faena Miami Beach
Two hundred metres from the Atlantic Ocean in the Faena District, Casa Faena is a 38-room hotel with a distinct character. The bohemian jungle interiors and ceiling-to-wall murals make it feel unlike anything else on the strip. Gitano Miami handles authentic Mexican dining on-site.
- Steps from the ocean inside the Faena District — one of Miami Beach’s most cultural addresses.
- Gitano Miami serves authentic Mexican cuisine with a cocktail bar in a relaxed dining room.
- Ceiling-to-wall murals and Floridian bohemian interiors make this a visually memorable stay.
Circa 39 Hotel by IHG
One block from the beach on Collins Avenue, Circa 39 keeps things grounded and personal. The heated pool draws iguanas. The garden courtyard gives you shade. Complimentary beach chairs and umbrellas are already waiting for you on the sand — nothing to arrange.
- Complimentary beach chairs and umbrellas one block away — your beach day is already set up.
- Heated pool with a garden courtyard and frequent iguana visits — a genuinely calm outdoor space.
- On-site bikes let you explore Collins Avenue, Wynwood and Brickell at your own pace.
Miami Beach Hotels: What to Check Before Booking.
Miami Beach hotel prices move with the season. January to April is peak — rates climb fast. Run a quick search on Trivago to compare what different booking sites are charging for the same room. A few checks before you confirm can make a real difference to what you pay.
- Book outside January to April — off-peak rates drop significantly across Miami Beach.
- Confirm beach access type — some hotels charge extra for chairs and umbrellas.
- Rooftop pools are not always open to all guests — check the policy first.
- Sunset Harbour and Faena District hotels tend to be quieter than central South Beach.