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- Entire condo
- Mid Beach
1. 544 Square Foot (51 Square Meters) Junior Suite. 2. Complimentary Valet. 3. Unique Spa Experience at Lapis Spa & Salon (Please Ask Us About the Complimentary Spa Passes Upon Your Arrival) 4. Direct Access to Beach From the Hotel. 5. Sanitizing Areas. 6. 7 Swimming Pools (w/ 2 bars and pool side restaurant – La Cote) and 2 Jacuzzies. 7. Kids Pool (w/ Water Slide) 8. 5,800 Square Foot State-of-the-Art Gym. 9. Award Winning Restaurants: Hakkasan, Strip Steak, Scarpetta, and Pizza & Burger
- Entire condo
- Mid Beach
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located oceanfront loft, with 16 foot windows facing turquoise waters, and a large 2 level veranda to enjoy the outdoors! High speed internet, gym, and valet parking are all included free of charge. The beachfront building is in Miami Beach and minutes to everything in the city. It is located on Millionaires Row and 20 minutes from MIA International Airport.
- Entire rental unit
- Mid Beach
1. 544 Square Foot (51 Square Meters) Junior Suite. 2. Complimentary Valet. 3. Unique Spa Experience at Lapis Spa & Salon (Please Ask Us About the Complimentary Spa Passes Upon Your Arrival) 4. Direct Access to Beach From the Hotel. 5. Sanitizing Areas. 6. 7 Swimming Pools (w/ 2 bars and pool side restaurant – La Cote) and 2 Jacuzzies. 7. Kids Pool (w/ Water Slide) 8. 5,800 Square Foot State-of-the-Art Gym. 9. Award Winning Restaurants: Hakkasan, Strip Steak, Scarpetta, and Pizza & Burger.
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Your guide to Miami Beach
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Miami Beach is a small island city eight miles off the glittering metropolis of Miami. Just as cosmopolitan and diverse as its neighbor, Miami Beach is more laid back, and life here is anchored around the miles of fine white-sand shoreline. There are three distinct neighborhoods: trendy South Beach, known for swanky clubs, hotels, fusion restaurants, and some of the city’s best Art Deco architecture; Mid-Beach, which overlaps South Beach and is marked by the retro glamour of hotspot hotels and landmark museums built in the 1950s; and quieter, residential North Beach, an ideal spot to linger through the heat of the day in shady plazas, Argentinian bakeries, and Cuban cafes. Other great places to stay or visit include the barrier islands north of Miami Beach, including upscale Bal Harbour; the quaint town of Surfside Beach; and Sunny Isles, known as Florida’s Riviera.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Miami Beach?
With year-round average temperatures in the 80s Fahrenheit, Miami Beach’s consistently gorgeous weather is one of its biggest draws. This means there’s no bad time to book one of the vacation rentals on the beach. Like other subtropical destinations, South Florida experiences two main seasons: a slightly cooler dry season between November and March, and a hotter, more humid summer for the rest of the year. Whenever you come, pack sunscreen and lightweight, warm-weather clothes — even in the middle of winter, the temperature here rarely dips below 60 degrees. In summer, the temperatures can break into the 90s, and passing thunderstorms are common. Check the forecast and plan to be inside when the rain hits, or find a café or bar to wait it out. You may also want to bring a small, packable umbrella just in case.
What are the top things to do in Miami Beach?
Art Deco Historic District
There are more than 800 beautifully preserved examples of Art Deco architecture from the 1920s through the 1940s in Miami Beach. Join an Art Deco walking tour, or stroll along Ocean Drive on your own in search of porthole windows, curved lines, and triangular shapes, and sunburst or whimsical floral design motifs.
Lincoln Road
More than just an outdoor mall, Lincoln Road is a wide, 10-block pedestrian promenade lined with fashion boutiques and restaurants with sidewalk dining. Go window shopping, or grab an ice cream and sprawl on palm-tree-dotted green space in the middle of the boulevard to take in the scene.
Biscayne Bay
Admire the stunning Miami skyline on a cruise of Biscayne Bay. Nature lovers can also make the hour-long drive to the bay’s south end to Biscayne National Park, where you can snorkel a coral reef or kayak past mangrove forests.