7 Most Unique Boutique Hotels In Miami, Florida

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Miami is an explosive mix of eclectic cultures, unique experiences, and world-class entertainment, so when choosing a place to stay, you’re going to want an accommodation that matches the vibe.

Sure you can stay in a luxury resort right on the beach, or you can stay in a chain hotel with a rooftop pool deck and room service, but for a truly unique stay, you should consider boutique hotels in Miami.

Boutique hotels are smaller and have personalised offerings, allowing for a more intimate experience for guests. They allow you to connect with the locals, get an immersive intro into the Miami way of life, and because this is Florida, you get some cool designs too.

The whole point of boutique hotels is to be different, and my favorite type of different is a cool vibe that are effortlessly hip. In this guide, we’ve hand picked our favorite boutique hotels that we think you’ll love – each with their own quirkiness, you’ll find each one of them charming!

Boutique Hotels in Miami

Diesel’s Pelican Hotel

Diesel’s Pelican Hotel on the famous Ocean Drive in South Beach couldn’t be a better fit for those wanting to be within a 15 minute drive downtown Miami and 4 minutes’ drive from Española Way, putting you within close proximity to the best of Miami nightlife.

A bit of an irreverent brand in the first place, Diesel’s packed each room full of the best of Florida-sourced kitsch and tchotchkes, creating a zany wonderland in each and every room.

If ever I’ve wanted to explore every single room in a hotel, this is it! The young at heart flock here for energizing design and affordable prices in one of South Beach’s most popular areas.

Kids are definitely welcome – there’s enough room (and personality) for everyone in the oceanfront suite rooms at this South Beach hotel.

The Marlin on Collins Avenue

The Marlin on Collins Avenue is an audiophile’s paradise, drawing professional recording artists and amateurs to its private studios.

Even if you’re not looking to record a new track, The Marlin welcomes all into its laid-back arms.

It’s about modern, sleek details – details largely controlled by your in-room iPad – like your hidden 60 inch LED TV hidden in a large mirror or playing music from The Marlin’s own database on demand on your surround sound (and more).

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