Your South Beach sanctuary, set along a pristine, 600-foot stretch of shoreline,
with translucent, ocean blues in constant view.
Optimized for energy efficiency and powered by green systems,
including low-energy LED lighting and smart temperature control.
A sustainable sanctuary designed with locally sourced and repurposed materials, including Beetle Kill Pine wood, regional coral stone, salvaged wood from Alaska, and fallen trees from the South American rainforest.
Each room is equipped with water filtration in every faucet and recycled wine-into-water glasses. No thank you, single-use plastics.
Locally sourced, sustainable bed linens and non-toxic, organic mattresses, so you and the earth can sleep soundly.
Explore the city emission-free in our fully electric Audi Q8 e-tron, ride beach cruisers, or wander the white sands to take in the best of nature.
Seedlings at 1 Hotel South Beach seeks to nurture nature’s next great explorers with engaging and fun experiences that celebrate the natural environment.
Overpacked? Simply leave a piece of clothing (or two) under this block to get your pre-loved threads into the hands of those in need through our local charity partner, Miami Rescue Mission .
We're honored to be recognized by the MICHELIN Guide with a MICHELIN Key distinguishing hotels offering the world's most outstanding experiences.
At 1 Hotel South Beach, our experiences are designed to nurture mind, body, and spirit, including holistic treatments at Bamford Wellness Spa, personalized workouts and Mind & Movement programming at Anatomy, and locally sourced, organic cuisine.
We would never ask you to leave your furry (or not furry) friend behind! As a pet friendly hotel, your pup is always welcome at 1 Hotel South Beach.
Enjoy locally sourced, seasonal menus offering a delicious a la carte breakfast menu and buffet spread at Habitat, stunning views and Japanese-inspired cuisine at WATR on the Rooftop, oceanside Mediterranean at Tala Beach, plant-based dishes at PLNTHOUSE, poolside dining at Sandbox, coffee and juices at Neighbors, and craft cocktails at our lobby bar, Drift.
Swim, sun, and reset. Wander 600 feet of soft white sand, lounge all day on a waterside daybed, sip and savor on our rooftop, or recenter at Bamford Wellness Spa. Craving the city? Bike through the neighborhood, and go further into Miami to discover its global mix of cultures and communities.
Our event spaces are designed to adapt nimbly to just about any gathering—intimate ceremony, work function, all-out celebration, and more—with turnkey planning and custom menus from our expert culinary team.
Daily Breakfast + Parking
Valid for stays from June - October 2024
Two to Four Bedroom Luxury Accommodations
$100 Resort Credit + Daily Breakfast + Parking
Valid for stays from June - October 2024
Daily Breakfast Buffet for Two
Room upgrade when available
Adjustable Keep-Cool Pregnancy Pillow by Frida Mom
Wave cabana
Bamford Spa Treatment
Up to 40% off your stay
A bottle of rosé
Flexible Cancellation
Enjoy hassle-free travel with a Joolz Aer+ Stroller or Carrycot rental during your stay.
Nature is Home in South Beach Natural Attractions SustainabilitySouth Beach sits on a 10-mile-long barrier island between the beautiful Biscayne Bay and the vast Atlantic Ocean. Its position between two bodies of water makes it both a desirable destination and a vulnerable target of extreme weather events. Mostly flat, South Beach is a very vibrant and walkable oasis, covered in lush tropical vegetation as well as bustling city boulevards.
Miami is characterized by its tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers sprinkled with passing thunderstorms contrasted by short, warm, and drier winters. Temperatures typically vary between 62°F to 90°F, rarely dropping below 50°F or peaking above 92°F. With an average rainfall of just over 60 inches, this coastal city typically gets enough rain to get through the hotter months.
South Beach is home to diverse tropical flora — Beach Sunflowers, Blanket Flowers, Blazing Stars, Coral Honeysuckle, Passion Flower, Powderpuff Mimosa, Scarlet Sage, Hibiscus, Azalea, Saw Palmetto, Sabal Palm, and Southern Live Oak all sprinkle the landscape with bright bursts of colors and natural beauty.
Florida is home to some of the most magnificently diverse fauna in the country. On land, you might see squirrels, foxes, deer, raccoons, rabbits, coyotes, and even black bears. Soaring through the air, you might catch sight of hawks, parakeets, orioles, pelicans, sparrows, cardinals, herons, and peafowl. Miami’s waters also sustain a wide range of species including barracuda, dolphins, manatees, tarpon, catfish, bass, nurse sharks, angelfish, stingrays, octopus, crabs, eel, and parrotfish — to name a few. We can’t forget the amphibious creatures that call this marshy wetland home, ranging from alligators, iguanas, and snakes of all kinds to gentle turtles, adaptive chameleons, and tiny geckos.
Natural AttractionsThe Miami Beach Botanical Garden is 2.6 acres of urban green space in the heart of South Beach. Featuring Japanese gardens full of gorgeous native plants and wetlands full of winding mangroves, it’s the perfect place to get a closeup of Florida’s rich biodiversity. Roughly 40 minutes north of South Beach, you’ll find Oleta River State Park. With over 1,000 acres of natural refuge and tranquility, you’re free to hike or bike through forested trails or kayak through the river to get closer to nature — and maybe even catch a glimpse of a manatee. About an hour inland is the largest subtropical wilderness refuge in the country: Everglades National Park. It’s overflowing with freshwater prairies, mangrove forests, and hundreds of different species of native flora and fauna.
SustainabilityImmersed in nature wedged between two bodies of water, Miami holds sustainability and resilience close to its heart — prioritizing the protection of its beaches and waterways. The city has its own tree preservation program, innovative solar energy initiatives, stormwater management plans, and plastic-free incentives. The University of Miami has kicked off an inventive project to create a hybrid coral reef off the coast of Miami, creating human-made coral structures that will act as a safe haven for natural coral that’s more resilient to current climate conditions and extreme weather.
