Coconut Grove
Miami's bayside village and its original artist colony — sailboats on Biscayne Bay, shaded streets, a slower clock than the beach.
The collection
2 hotels
The neighborhoods
South Beach
The art deco district and its restaurants, with the city's most famous sand at the end of every street.
Mid-Beach
Collins Avenue's quieter stretch — wide beach, landmark hotels, the boardwalk running past them all.
Bal Harbour & Surfside
The polished north end: low voices, world-class shopping and an uncrowded shore.
Sunny Isles Beach
The beach at its widest, a stretch of towers and sand that feels a world away from the crowds.
Brickell
Miami's skyline quarter — rooftop pools above the financial district, the bay at its feet.
Key Biscayne
The island across the causeway — ocean on one side, bay on the other, a state park and Florida's oldest lighthouse at its tip.