Four Seasons Hotel Miami
Midcentury-style Brickell tower featuring plush king beds and bay views, alongside expensive on-site dining.
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Four Seasons Hotel Miami provides polished accommodations in the Brickell neighborhood, offering quick access to downtown and the cruise port. Guests highlight the exceptionally comfortable king beds, stylish midcentury rooms, and accommodating family setups with separate bathrooms. However, steep food and beverage prices draw consistent criticism, particularly expensive breakfast tabs and pricey dinner entrees. Occasional noise from bachelor or bachelorette parties and surrounding traffic can also disrupt the stay. 292521
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What travelers noticed
- Reviewers consistently celebrate sleep quality, praising the comfortable Four Seasons king mattresses, fine sheets, and full-size twin rollaway beds for children. 21713
- Suites earn high marks for generous layouts featuring modern decor, separate tubs, walk-in showers, and double sinks. 7223
- The front desk and housekeeping teams receive steady acclaim for personal touches, such as greeting guests warmly by name and arranging children's stuffed toys on freshly made beds. 19
The catch
- Bay views generate differing reactions: several guests highlight expansive water vistas and cruise ship sightings from balconies, while others report nearby buildings block the water. drawn from the full read
- Dining value divides visitors, with some enjoying the high quality at Edge Restaurant and room service, while others balk at 45-dollar breakfasts and 85-dollar steaks. 20265
Who it's for
- β Families needing multi-bed suites and deep tubs
- β Cruise travelers looking for proximity to the port
- β Brickell business travelers
Skip it if
- β Budget-conscious diners sensitive to high food prices
- β Guests expecting completely unobstructed water views
- β Light sleepers bothered by neighboring party noise
Seen on camera
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βThe best part about it was that it also had poolside service, so we had a server come up to us and they brought a few kiβ¦β
youtube.com0:59βAs we headed back up to the room to change, we saw that they had made up the kids' beds and they had their stuffies allβ¦β
youtube.com8:38βWhether you need a deep tissue massage to work out the tension from travel or an invigorating facial to refresh your skiβ¦β
youtube.com0:40βThe facilities are meticulously maintained, ensuring that every visit to the spa or the relaxation areas feels like a prβ¦β
youtube.com1:25βThe elevator opened up right to our room. It was pretty awesome and the kids thought that was especially neat, but so diβ¦β
youtube.com1:56βAs you walk in, there's a half bath, one of our favorite things. Separate sleeping area for the kids and a separate toilβ¦β
youtube.com2:02βOf course, the curtains also automatically close, so that's a neat feature of the room as well.β
youtube.com3:18βAs you head into the master bedroom, you find the luxurious king bed that all Four Seasons are known for.β
youtube.com3:23βThe bathroom has a separate shower and tub and a very large double sink. So, this is incredibly helpful for people withβ¦β
youtube.com4:00βEvery room offers beautiful views of the Miami skyline or sparkling Biscane Bay.β
youtube.com1:04βOne of the greatest advantages of this hotel is its outstanding location. Guests enjoy convenient access to Bickl, downtβ¦β
youtube.com1:09βDining becomes another unforgettable highlight. Fresh seafood, international cuisine, expertly prepared dishes, handcrafβ¦β
youtube.com1:51βThe toilet room was a little bit separate here and had a cool mirrored door and it was very private, so if you were in tβ¦β
youtube.com3:49βA surprising bathroom amenity that I unfortunately did not video was that when I pulled the haird dryer out of the bag,β¦β
youtube.com4:15βThe room was set up for the kids by the time we got back, and it was super cool because they had two full-size twin bedsβ¦β
youtube.com5:29βAnd I was so excited in the morning to go out on the balcony and be able to see our ship from there.β
youtube.com13:03βSo many things about our stay at the Surfside Four Seasons were amazing. from the luxury accommodations to the food andβ¦β
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Score breakdown
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Bathroom
96- βOne thing my wife especially loved about the room was the huge bathroom. It featured a spacious double vanity, a large magnified mirror, and plenty of space for us to get ready.β 19
- βThe bathroom has a separate shower and tub and a very large double sink. So, this is incredibly helpful for people with families, especially when you have all the toiletries that you brought with you. Tons of space, tons of storage. It's awesome.β 74:00
Location
89- βIt's the quieter side of Brickell-if there is such a thing anymore-and provides easy access to Key Biscayne as well as Downtown. There's no better location for exploring Miami's urban core while still being incredibly close to a beach.β 9
- βOne of the greatest advantages of this hotel is its outstanding location. Guests enjoy convenient access to Bickl, downtown Miami, Bayside Marketplace, luxury shopping, world famous restaurants, cultural attractions, beautiful beaches, and exciting night lifeβ 61:09
Room
93Service
92- βFrom the concierge who nimbly assisted me with dining and fitness class reservations to the kind dining staff, the friendly Miami team made sure I was always taken care of and was incredibly helpful at offering local recommendations and insight.β 13
- βEvery member of the dimly lit front desk, all 3 of them, greeted me warmly by my name and welcomed me to the hotel. Another guest was checking in at the same time as me, and they were just as warm and welcoming to him.β 19
Bed & Sleep
95Value
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Details checked 2026-09-02
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Stay value
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On par with what $$$ usually buys
Scores level with the upscale median of 92, across 264 hotels in the same bracket. In Miami it sits 4 points above the local median of 88.
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- 92
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- βBurgers are fantastic, though pricey.β 10
- βWOW $85 For a filet mignon?? $8 for a marinated olives. I hope they taste fabulous to justify these crazy rates.β 20
- βNote that fees like Wi-Fi and valet parking can add up quickly.β 11
- βFurthermore, while what we ordered was good, I'm not sure where they come up with the prices for some menu items.β 20
- βI chose the "Enhance Your Experience" breakfast option, which cost $65 and included everything at the buffet plus 1 item from the "eggs & more" section of the menu. My egg white omelet with everything in it was divine.β 19
- βAdd in the art collection, and the value at this hotel becomes notable. Booking through Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts got us lots of valuable perks for each of our 1-night stay bookings that added even more to the value equation for this stay.β 26
- βThe hotel is also known for its ample and delicious (though pricey) Sunday brunch.β 11
- βGuests can enjoy beach loungers, umbrellas, and towels, all included in the resort fee, and attentive beach attendants are available to take lunch or drink orders.β 19
- βThere's a lot to love about the Four Seasons Surfside - the beautiful design of the public spaces, the incredible rooms, the great service, the pools and direct beach access, and how peaceful and intimate the hotel fees.β 20
- βYour Miami art experience starts inside the hotel with its $3.3 million worth of art placed throughout the various common areas. I also really enjoyed the succulent and air plant arrangements in various seating areas.β 25
- βThe price wasn't bad since we booked through AARP Rewards for Good, and we got free Wi-Fi for joining the Kimpton Rewards program before arrival.β 8
- βWe had breakfast included in our room rate, and if we hadn't, I really would have objected to paying $70 for an ice coffee, a croissant with ham and cheese and a small serving of papaya.β 23
- βI have no issues with expensive restaurants, but $75 for a ribeye or $85 for a filet mignon?! I can't think of another restaurant I've been to in the US with meat prices like that (and I've been to a fair number of great steakhouses).β 20
- βEven with the sky-high nightly rates, I intend to book my future stay through the Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts program to access extra perks - and I will hold off until summer when prices typically decline significantly!β 19
- βFour Seasons has avaiilability for July 14-15 for a reasonable price.β 10
- βThe restaurant right in the hotel is fantastic and they also have a great happy hour with 1/2 price appetizers.β 10
- βDuring our short 1-night stay, we took advantage of several amenities, and unlike many hotels, the value you receive in return actually surpasses the cost of the fee.β 19
- βWe had a memorable and wonderful dinner. It was indeed expensive but the experience was worth it - we still fondly remember that meal.β 20
- βThe hotel's resort fee includes the gym (Pelotons included), group personal training and group fitness classes. This hotel is perfectly situated very close to the port and is actually one of the hotels that Virgin Voyages contracts with for pre-stays for guests.β 24
- βYes, breakfast prices are high, though a $120 daily breakfast credit is also significantly higher than you'd get at virtually any other hotel.β 20
- βThe hotel shines for its excellent service, great room value for price, amazing rooftop pool area on par with a resort property, museum-quality art collection, and variety of solid dining options.β 26
- βWe had pre-paid, and we got a bill under the door prior to checkout that said they were charging us $78 for parking. I called the front desk to ask "parking what?" since we didn't have a car. They removed the charge, but I thought maybe they just charge everybody and see who won't complain (only half kidding).β 8
- βThey shouldn't-as they did when I stayed-levy a 20 percent service charge on the 'admin fee' of a room-service order as well as the food, bringing the cost of a modest breakfast (coffee, orange juice, and granola) to an astonishing $43.80, including sales tax (at least they didn't add service to that), excluding the further 'gratuity' they solicit below.β 4
- βsimilar to above; the prices are just hard to swallow. Above and beyond typical "luxury" pricingβ 14
- βWe had an excellent stay at the Four Seasons Miami, and ultimately got a good deal - we paid an average of ~$275 per night, and we got a $70 daily breakfast credit, and an additional $100 credit once during our stay.β 21
- βThe bathrooms appear to have only been lightly updated during the renovation. The shower and tub seem original, and in my opinion they don't quite match the refreshed look of the rest of the room.β 15
- βMy 4-year-old's favorite is the shower with multiple shower heads; I love the gorgeous views of the water via the huge glass windows.β 17
- βKeeping with the theme of spaciousness, there was a nice large marble bathtub adorned with brass fixtures and individually packaged soaps.β 19
- βBathrooms are spacious and marble-clad with designer bath amenities (ours were by L'Occitane).β 25
- βOne thing my wife especially loved about the room was the huge bathroom. It featured a spacious double vanity, a large magnified mirror, and plenty of space for us to get ready.β 19
- βOne thing I really liked (not just on a 'sharing' scenario) was that the loo (+ extra sink) was separate from the main bathroom, which had a fabulous walk-in shower.β 23
- βThe bathroom has a separate shower and tub and a very large double sink. So, this is incredibly helpful for people with families, especially when you have all the toiletries that you brought with you. Tons of space, tons of storage. It's awesome.β On camera74:00
- βThen the main bathroom was down the hall from the bedroom, and it might just have been the most impressive part of the room. The bathroom had double sinks, a great soaking tub, a massive shower, and a partitioned off toilet.β 20
- βAs you walk in, there's a half bath, one of our favorite things. Separate sleeping area for the kids and a separate toilet for people to use.β On camera72:02
- βThe bathroom was well appointed, and had a sink, a proper tub, a walk-in shower, and a toilet in a separate room.β 21
- βThe toilet room was a little bit separate here and had a cool mirrored door and it was very private, so if you were in there, people around you couldn't hear and you couldn't hear them.β On camera73:49
- βWithout going into much detail, European loos do not have the same water reservoir as American ones. Also, the sink tap (in this second room) was too low and made it nearly impossible to wash one's hands. We girls struggled and I am sure everyone else will too.β 23
- βA surprising bathroom amenity that I unfortunately did not video was that when I pulled the haird dryer out of the bag, it was not just any hairdryer, it was a Dyson. Having a super upgraded hairdryer isn't something that you find in many resorts and hotels, including luxury properties.β On camera74:15
- βThey were excellent. There were two flaws in the 'toilet room' - whilst it was lovely to see all Duravit at the hotel for the first time (exactly like I have at home), European-designed loos need toilet brushes and there wasn't one.β 23
- βThe hairdryer was great (tested twice) and the little amenities were all there.β 23
- βThe shower toiletries smelled amazing and were exclusively made for the Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, which I thought was neat!β 19
- βThe bathroom is always a highlight when it comes to Four Seasons properties-and Miami's lives up to the experience. I went through the full circuit: soaking in the tub with the provided bath salts, lathering up in the shower with the delightfully fragrant Diptyque 34 Boulevard Saint Germain bodycare products and touching up at the double vanity, cozied up in a robe.β 9
- βThe service was not so good. Maybe it's a one-time incident but yet. Called for some towels and coffee capsulate. And it never came.β 3
- βFrom the concierge who nimbly assisted me with dining and fitness class reservations to the kind dining staff, the friendly Miami team made sure I was always taken care of and was incredibly helpful at offering local recommendations and insight.β 13
- βFour Seasons Hotel Miami left a particularly strong impression on us because of the level of service throughout the stay. The hospitality feels genuinely attentive, with the kind of small details that make you feel looked after rather than simply accommodated.β 2
- βSent from my iPad using Forums mobile app There is no comparison between the two hotels. There is no comparison between the two hotels. Intercontinental is nice, but the Four Seasons is incredible as is the service.β 10
- βHotel guests can also enjoy complimentary access to the gym during their stay, including personal trainer sessions and group fitness classes. You can request the daily class schedule from the concierge-who kindly helped me book a morning Vinyasa Yoga class-and they will confirm your spot.β 13
- βExceptional service at the Four Seasons, great pool area, large rooms, 5-star cleaning, very attentive staff, and kids-friendly.β 3
- βrooms are modern and nice in a Miami wayβ 14
- βCheck-in was quick and efficient and that set the tone for the rest of the stay.β 23
- βThe best part about it was that it also had poolside service, so we had a server come up to us and they brought a few kid-friendly amenities.β On camera70:59
- βGreat team at the concierge.β 3
- βThe staff was really attentive to our needs, from the valet to the restaurants and even at the pool and beach. I received wonderful service, and everything ran smoothly - which has become my expectation from the Four Seasons brand.β 19
- βSpa: I've had massage at the Equinox spa here, and the massages are very good, but ridiculously expensive, and I haven't loved dealing with the front desk staff at the Equinox in the past.β 15
- βThe staff were excellent from beginning to end and interestingly, very young in age.β 23
- βThe hotel staff were proactive with helping to set up loungers, and they'd also constantly see if you wanted to order anything to eat or drink.β 20
- βEvery member of the dimly lit front desk, all 3 of them, greeted me warmly by my name and welcomed me to the hotel. Another guest was checking in at the same time as me, and they were just as warm and welcoming to him.β 19
- βFabulous views, excellent service, the food is exceptional and quite affordable for the quality.β 5
- βI love the guys who do the valet parking. They're super nice and friendly.β 15
- βA kind associate greeted me and shared details about the restaurant's omakase concept, as well as how they were only in that location until their brick-and-mortar restaurant opened in a few months.β 19
- βI find Four Seasons employees to be friendly and professional, but not in an overly scripted way, as I often find to be the case at Ritz-Carlton properties in the US (for example, I don't need to be addressed by name in every single sentence)β 21
- βHowever, finding one that is chic where your children are welcome and you don't feel like you're in an art museum, can be a challenge. This hotel's sophistications are present both in the sleek dΓ©cor and the outstanding service that you come to expect at the Four Seasons.β 17
- βDavid F. That is an interesting contrast to the Four Seasons in Downtown Miami - we stayed there in 2019 and was very disappointed with the Hotel and Service, wished we had stayed at the Conrad or MO instead.β 20
- βThe Four Seasons is synonymous with top-notch service, and the 221-room Four Seasons Miami is no exception.β 18
- βStaff: The staff is awesome here. I love the guys who do the valet parking. They're super nice and friendly.β 15
- βValentina, the exceptionally friendly check-in associate who attended to us, poured us each a glass.β 19
- βEvery single staff member here is lovely and I can't forget the chef who proudly showed off the giant tomahawks he was carrying.β 24
- βThe concierge (Jakie) was also very helpful in organizing our nightlife in Miami Beach.β 3
- βThe venue is nothing short of spectacular and we thought the food and service was too - and the drinks.β 23
- βIf you book Four Seasons I would get a package that includes Breakfast and it is quite nice either in their Edge Restaurant or in-room. Their staff is great.β 8
- βBut the decor, design and, of course, the service, it was nothing short of perfect.β 23
- βWhether you need a deep tissue massage to work out the tension from travel or an invigorating facial to refresh your skin, the professional staff is dedicated to making you feel revitalized.β On camera10:40
- βThe Four Seasons is known for exceptional service across their properties (speaking to their veteran expertise, my poolside waiter had worked at the hotel for over 20 years).β 13
- βService at the Four Seasons was phenomenal, as I consistently find to be the case at Four Seasons properties around the world.β 21
- βMy impressions: 8/10 overall - the lobby is beautiful - rooms are modern and nice in a Miami wayβ 20
- βThe check-in process was efficient and friendly. as I find to consistently be the case with Four Seasons. Within a few minutes we had keys to our room.β 21
- βWith only one hook, I wished for more places to hang said robe and used towels, but I suppose that's what housekeeping is for.β 9
- βI stayed there shortly after it opened and agree, as with most FS, the service is incredible, especially for Miami.β 14
- βDaily yoga classes ensure you start the day the right way! This glittering Brickell hotel offers all the impeccable service you'd expect from a Four Seasons outpost, but with a tropical, palm tree-lined twist.β 27
- βTerrible breakfast service. There was a line of 4-5 guest waiting to be seated by hostess and a guy just walks in, says "this is ridiculous" proceeds past everyone and just sits down. Amazingly, then then proceed to serve this jackass as if nothing had happened, and it was totally okay to do this.β 15
- βHow did you find the service? Unexpectedly international (my breakfast was brought by a Russian on Four Seasons' fast-track management program) and reassuringly slick, as one has come to expect from the brand.β 4
- βLoved this hotel! The staff were all so friendly and helpful.β 24
- βThe pool area was well staffed and it always felt easy to get attention when you needed something. The team genuinely seemed to enjoy their work, and that positive energy really comes through.β 15
- βBut not everyone comes here to work out, and the Four Seasons Hotel Miami staff knows this, offering friendly, personalized service to everyone who walks in the door, according to recent guests.β 18
- βThe other problem with this place was the driveway out front. Valet parking is one giant mess (but we flew in and didn't have a car).β 8
- βWe cannot fault anything. They even went the extra mile to get me the Wigan v Southampton match on TV, the bar manager using his personal access code to get it on screen.β 3
- βThe service was friendly but atrocious (otherwise service was excellent at the hotel), and it was clear they were way understaffed. It often took 15 minutes before you could flag someone down.β 20
- βEvery member of staff went above and beyond to make our stay memorable.β 26
- β45 USD for 2 eggs, a piece of bread, tea and orange juice? That is insulting. I don't mind staying at nice hotels, but not the ones who are so blatant in their desire to rip you off.β 14
- βThat's why the Four Seasons Surfside impressed me - just about all the employees we interacted with were genuinely friendly, competent, proactive, and good at wearing their masks correctly.β 20
- βHousekeeping did a great job, breakfast service was quick and attentive, and the poolside service was especially strong.β 15
- βService was excellent across the board. From check-in to check-out, every staff member I interacted with was friendly and helpful.β 15
- βOne of the best meals we've ever had with top notch service. They were fully staffed. Food was amazing, servers were genuinely pleasant and welcoming.β 14
- βThe service at the restaurant really was top notch - the second day they already remembered our drink and milk preferences, so the attention to detail was appreciated.β 21
- βAll these luxury brands offer exceptional service, but the Four Seasons brand elevates it to another level entirely. Our check-in process at The Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club felt like a personalized experience. A dedicated associate gave us a tour while we waited for our room to be ready.β 19
- βOverall, both times I asked for my car from valet, it was ready and waiting for me just a few minutes after I made my way down from my room.β 19
- βI probably wouldn't vacation here, but if you need to be in Brickell and are looking for the best option, this is the place to stay. It has a great pool complex, and offers the great service you expect from the Four Seasons brand.β 21
- βThe friendly staff at the tour desk are available to book tours and sightseeing trips in Miami.β 12
- βThank you again so much!! We always stay at the Intercontinental and get a bay view room. In the morning we have the lovely sight of the cruise ships on Dodge island.β 10
- βThe rooms boast views over Biscayne Bay, best enjoyed from the padded window ledge. Second only to the tub, this was my favorite place to relax during my stay, especially during an unexpected Sunday morning rainstorm.β 9
- βI think I may have even taken a nap outside - the furniture is that comfortable. I know we had lunch one day on the patio.β 20
- βAs we headed back up to the room to change, we saw that they had made up the kids' beds and they had their stuffies all set up so precious.β On camera78:38
- βFour Season Miami's pride and joy is its lush two-acre rooftop terrace, recently refreshed with stylish new chairs, umbrellas, and cabanas.β 13
- βThere were plenty of other places to charge, thanks to outlets with AC and USB-A power placed conveniently throughout the room.β 19
- βMy bags followed very shortly. This is probably one of the most unique Four Seasons in the world - the decor is simply stunning and I love how they respected the 'original' building.β 23
- βI'm not sure if it was the paneling or the windows, but the ceiling felt really tall, which made the room feel even more spacious.β 19
- βWe had a stunning twin bedded ocean front room which I find very hard to fault.β 23
- βI'm not sure if it was the paneling or the windows, but the ceiling felt really tall, which made the room feel even more spacious. Just past the door to the left, there was a spacious built-in closet with individual doors. This offered a crazy amount of storage space for our belongings.β 19
- βGreat view. Good size room.β 3
- βAs you head into the master bedroom, you find the luxurious king bed that all Four Seasons are known for.β On camera73:23
- βThe room decor is stunning. I'll have to stay once COVID is over.β 14
- βEvery room offers beautiful views of the Miami skyline or sparkling Biscane Bay.β On camera61:04
- βRooms are large, tastefully updated but unspectacular, with neutral patterned carpets, attractive wood credenzas, and an inviting padded window seat that takes advantage of water views available in some upper-level rooms.β 11
- βFour Seasons Hotel Miami's sumptuous common spaces belie its hip, midcentury-style accommodations. Our grand bayfront corner suite featured a white-and-ochre carpet with a geometric pattern, a contrasting striped couch and a stocked, ecru-colored custom bar in the spacious living area.β 9
- βWireless internet in the room was fast and free.β 21
- βAll rooms come with furnished terraces offering either ocean or city views, and since ours was an oceanfront room, we enjoyed direct Atlantic Ocean views throughout the day.β 19
- βDishes of ceviche limeΓ±o with corvina, Leche de Tigre, sweet potato and cilantro, and the Nuna Roll with tuna, acevichado sauce, avocado, and crispy shrimp pair well with the al fresco atmosphere on the hotel's terrace.β 13
- βOur room was ultra-luxurious indeed, but it was presented in a modern, subtle way. It featured soft sand color tones and charming off-white fluted paneling on the walls and ceiling.β 19
- βOf course, the curtains also automatically close, so that's a neat feature of the room as well.β On camera73:18
- βThe dΓ©cor was decidedly modern and well done. Our room had a city view, and I think all rooms have a balcony, which was nice.β 8
- βBut the decor, design and, of course, the service, it was nothing short of perfect.β 23
- βSome of the white carpeting could probably use a spot cleaning, but overall the room felt very clean and well maintained.β 15
- βThe furniture on the patio is just sad and depressing.β 14
- βThe design was impeccable, the furniture was incredibly well chosen and the bed was so comfortable, I didn't really want to get out of bed each morning.β 23
- βImportantly: Tell us about your room? Exquisitely minimalist, calm and beautiful and so thoughtfully designed that you can see the sea from the shower.β 4
- βLoved the hotel's elevated minibar offerings with more modern snack options - like Sugarfina!β 24
- βOverall we thought the room was great. To be clear, obviously this isn't the most cutting edge or visually stunning Four Seasons, but it's priced accordingly. I did think the room was very thoughtfully designed for what it is - for example, I loved the proper desk, the office chair, and that there was even a second office chair, so that we could eat from there.β 21
- βThe bedroom had the standard Four Seasons bed (which I find to be the most comfortable of any hotel bed out there), a desk with a chair, and then a chair for lounging.β 20
- βAnd I was so excited in the morning to go out on the balcony and be able to see our ship from there.β On camera713:03
- βThe room featured a king size bed (I love Four Seasons beds - the mattresses and sheets are the best of any hotel brand, in my opinion), and across from that was a TV.β 21
- βWi-Fi in the room was fast and free, and all hotel services were available through a table.β 20
- βThe room was set up for the kids by the time we got back, and it was super cool because they had two full-size twin beds as the rollaway beds for the kids. They were very pumped because normally they have to share a pullout couch or something of the like, but having their own separate space made them super happy.β On camera75:29
- βThat suite is so gorgeous and then you walk out on the balcony, and it looks just sad and uninviting. Especially given the size of the balcony, there would be more than enough room for some higher quality outdoor furniture.β 14
- βWhile I know this is very subjective (and we love spending time on hotel balconies), your observation of "the balcony was rather modestly furnished" is putting it too kindly. That suite is so gorgeous and then you walk out on the balcony, and it looks just sad and uninviting.β 14
- βThe room felt spacious too. There was an incredible amount of storage (and for 2 girls spending 4 days here, the closet space was really appreciated).β 23
- βOne of my favorite in-room features is the cushioned window seat-perfect for curling up with a book while enjoying the view.β 25
- βCompared to the rest of the room, the balcony was rather modestly furnished.β 20
- βThis is a great "urban oasis" option for those looking for a downtown Miami location city hotel with a sprawling rooftop pool complex, especially for a weekend getaway. That said, this property is not well-suited to those who want to visit the beach.β 26
- βModern rooms are spacious with big, luxurious bathrooms; some have expansive water views. It's an ideal choice for a conference or business traveler crash pad, but the Financial District location makes it a bit less ideal for a romantic retreat or kid-friendly vacation.β 11
- βI personally prefer Four Seasons and like the location. It is about a 10 minute walk to Mary Brickell Village and that area has lots of restaurants. It is also in a quiet part of town.β 8
- βThe hotel's location is ideal for those who want to enjoy a relaxing visit to the area.β 19
- βI LOVE the Area 31 bar at the Epic hotel ... amazing views of the Miami River, Biscayne Bay, and Downtown Miami.β 8
- βOutstanding location The hotel is in the heart of bustling Brickell, downtown Miami's financial and cultural centreβ 27
- βThe Setai location and kid friendly amenities is my preferred luxe hotel.β 15
- βOne of the hotel's greatest strengths is its location. Brickell's restaurants, cafΓ©s, rooftop bars, and waterfront promenades are all within walking distance, making it easy to explore one of Miami's most vibrant neighborhoods without relying on a car.β 2
- βLocated in the Brickell neighborhood, often referred to as Millionaires' Row across from Miami Beach, it's close to area attractions like the Seaquarium, the beaches, Vizcaya Museum and Key Biscayne.β 17
- βNote that even though this Four Seasons is close to the water, there is a property between it and the water, blocking the views.β 24
- βIt's the quieter side of Brickell-if there is such a thing anymore-and provides easy access to Key Biscayne as well as Downtown. There's no better location for exploring Miami's urban core while still being incredibly close to a beach.β 9
- βOne of the greatest advantages of this hotel is its outstanding location. Guests enjoy convenient access to Bickl, downtown Miami, Bayside Marketplace, luxury shopping, world famous restaurants, cultural attractions, beautiful beaches, and exciting night lifeβ On camera61:09
- βThe hotel is located minutes from Key Biscayne beaches and Crandon Golf course in the exclusive residential and business Brickell district. You 're better off staying here than dealing with the traffic and crowds in South Beach. this area is not congested at all.β 5
- βAnother huge plus is Its proximity to Miami International Airport. In our case, a long layover on the way home from the Caribbean became a fun city escape.β 25
- βA great location to relax for the last few days of our holiday in Florida.β 3
- βI ate breakfast on property each morning and really enjoyed it. The French toast was excellent.β 15
- βThank you again so much!! We always stay at the Intercontinental and get a bay view room. In the morning we have the lovely sight of the cruise ships on Dodge island. Also dining is excellent there.β 10
- βWe each had a filet as our main, and then ordered a side of charred brussels sprouts. It was a very good meal, from the food to the service.β 21
- βFour Seasons Hotel Miami's room service (especially the breakfast here) does not disappoint when you feel like caving up in the room or on the cushioned window seat.β 25
- βTerrible breakfast service. There was a line of 4-5 guest waiting to be seated by hostess and a guy just walks in, says "this is ridiculous" proceeds past everyone and just sits down. Amazingly, then then proceed to serve this jackass as if nothing had happened, and it was totally okay to do this.β 15
- βAlso the champagne bar is still open and there's a new restaurant at that site. I can't remember it's name for my life but they've got amazing Key Lime Pieβ 20
- βChef Jaime Pesaque personally brought out the hits, including Royal Crab Croustade and Toro Tostada-pure decadence with layers of chutoro, scallop tartare, ikura, avocado and macha aioli.β 9
- βFood was amazing, servers were genuinely pleasant and welcoming. We had a memorable and wonderful dinner.β 20
- βI'm bummed that the FS restaurant switched to Japanese! I used to like their EDGE steakhouse.β 15
- βWhile we had a nice dinner, and while the food we had was good, I was a bit let down by the restaurant overall.β 20
- βThe last 2 courses of our dinner, chocolate sorbet and pistachio gelato, were perfect for cleansing the palate.β 19
- βNote that even though this Four Seasons is close to the water, there is a property between it and the water, blocking the views. Their weekend brunch is really popular with both locals and guests and features live music, fresh paella, tomahawk steak, a seafood station and more.β 24
- βHome to some of the best restaurants in town, the most elegant bars, it feels like a breath of elegant air in a sometimes clubby Miami scene.β 4
- βLunch was surprisingly good value - the 2-course $42 menu was great, but the overall menu for both lunch and dinner was too.β 23
- βAs usual, when it comes to Four Seasons, the food is outstanding.β 25
- βWhen we were invited here for dinner to celebrate our anniversary, we had the privilege of sampling the 10-course tasting menu. Each item on the tasting menu was superior to the one before it.β 19
- βThe restaurant plus the breakfast menu just seems to be taking the piss. I mean, prices that high need to be justified, and based on your photos, I don't see it. 45 USD for 2 eggs, a piece of bread, tea and orange juice? That is insulting.β 20
- βThe hotel is also known for its ample and delicious (though pricey) Sunday brunch.β 11
- βDining becomes another unforgettable highlight. Fresh seafood, international cuisine, expertly prepared dishes, handcrafted desserts, and signature beverages create memorable culinary experiences from breakfast until late evening.β On camera61:51
- βFabulous views, excellent service, the food is exceptional and quite affordable for the quality. Entree's in the $ 15 -20 range and Kids meals go for 3 dollars a plate.β 5
- βI peeked into the interior of the restaurant, and loved the design.β 20
- βStayed at the St Regis in Bal Harbour in March 2020 before everything shut down but had a meal at the Surf Club with family of 4 (two young kids). One of the best meals we've ever had with top notch service. They were fully staffed. Food was amazing, servers were genuinely pleasant and welcoming.β 20
- βWest Palm Beach is relatively close. We loved Le Sirenuse - so sad to hear it closed. The food there was amazing and the ambiance was incredible as well.β 14
- βOne of the best meals we've ever had with top notch service. They were fully staffed. Food was amazing, servers were genuinely pleasant and welcoming.β 14
- βNow, back to brunch-the star of your stay. Mosey on down to find a fabulous spread, live music and bottomless drinks at Edge Brasserie, the seventh-floor rooftop restaurant. The selection is vast and varied, including salads, sushi, a raw bar (stone crabs!), a pasta station and a dessert table.β 9
- βA Miami staple, the Sunday brunch features specialty chef stations, made-to-order pasta, a seafood raw bar and decadent dessert displays and homemade pastries.β 16
- βWe ate at all of these venues except Poolside dining and thought the food was solid.β 26
- βSpring for a cabana and you'll gain access to a special menu featuring Brazilian bites such as picanha skewers and bolinhos de bacalao-tasty cod croquettes. Don't miss the hearts of palm ceviche, a flavorful vegan take on raw fish with tangy leche de tigre that turned my skeptical husband into a believer.β 9
- βI tried both of their restaurants, the breakfast buffet and room service and everything was delicious!β 24
- βSo many things about our stay at the Surfside Four Seasons were amazing. from the luxury accommodations to the food and so many things.β On camera713:08
- βThe venue is nothing short of spectacular and we thought the food and service was too - and the drinks.β 23
- βAt the pool, we had a lobster roll and tacos for lunch one day, but were left a bit hungry as portions were tiny (not the case at Le Sirenuse).β 23
- βFabulous views, excellent service, the food is exceptional and quite affordable for the quality.β 5
- βThe 36 hours I spent at Four Seasons Hotel Miami went without a hitch-reservations were noted, meals were on time and checking in and out was a breeze.β 9
- βBreakfast was a decent buffet, and they would also cook an omelet to order in the 16th-floor restaurant, but with tip breakfast for 2 was $60, and I didn't think it was worth it, especially considering a pretty good breakfast is included free at the Hampton Brickell.β 8
- βThomas Keller's Surf Club restaurant has earned a Michelin star tow years in a row and serves up top-notch throwback cooking with Lobster Thermidor and Beef Wellington in a polished jewel box of a dining room.β 4
- βFood was amazing, servers were genuinely pleasant and welcoming. We had a memorable and wonderful dinner. It was indeed expensive but the experience was worth it - we still fondly remember that meal.β 20
- βFood was okay, but nothing outstandingβ 26
- βGuests can enjoy a delectable brunch buffet on Saturday and Sunday, priced at $55 per person, which includes drip coffee, fresh juices, and an Γ la carte menu featuring egg dishes and other made-to-order options.β 19
- βCompared with South Beach (20 minutes south in an Uber), the Surfside area of northern Miami Beach is fairly dull, residential and lacking in shops and restaurants.β 4
- βEach item on the tasting menu was superior to the one before it. We began with oysters with green apple and serrano chile. As a fan of raw oysters, the freshness of the oyster, the tanginess of the apple, and the heat of the chile awakened my palate.β 19
- βIf you book Four Seasons I would get a package that includes Breakfast and it is quite nice either in their Edge Restaurant or in-room.β 8
- βFi'lia at the SLS is one of my new favorite happy hours. Their pizza is fantastic and I love the happy hour menu.β 10
- βI thought the breakfast was pretty ok. No wow factor. If you order eggs and bacon, that's just what you get. A few strips of bacon on one plate and an egg on the other. For $50. Just no "wow" like breakfasts at the Andaz Maui or other top hotelβ 14
- βThe Lavazza coffee was excellent, both hot and cold.β 21
- βGive it another chance when things are back to "normal!" Katherine Guest January 10, 2021, 10:06 am We loved Le Sirenuse - so sad to hear it closed. We loved Le Sirenuse - so sad to hear it closed. The food there was amazing and the ambiance was incredible as well.β 20
- βThe king bed was slightly elevated and featured a leather headboard, cozy down duvets and pillows, and a pillow-top mattress. I had a good night's rest!β 19
- βMost comfortable bed a pillow I had in a long time.β 3
- βAs always, the Four Seasons bed delivers unmatched comfort. I even own the bedding for this reason.β 25
- βGuest rooms and suites with spacious living areas are both available, all of course equipped with the famous Four Seasons mattresses and linens that nearly guarantee a sound night's sleep.β 13
- βAs the elevator doors opened, the hallways gave off a cozy vibe, almost like we were strolling through a boutique condominium building rather than a hotel.β 19
- βFor instance, we got a lovely shot of the beautiful "Peacock Alley," the hotel's main hallway with terracotta flooring and palm tree-lined walls.β 19
- βWe had a problem with some rowdy guests next door to our room. This place does a lot of bachelor/bachelorette party business, and these girls next door (there were several of them) kept the music, loud talking, and laughter going until 2 a.m.β 8
- βThe traffic around the Epic area can also be a huge pain in the neck.β 8
- βThe elevator opened up right to our room. It was pretty awesome and the kids thought that was especially neat, but so did we.β On camera71:56
- βAnd as I am sure you have gathered, the view wasn't bad either.β 23
- βFloor-to-ceiling windows frame views of Brickell, Biscayne Bay, or the Miami skyline, while generous layouts, marble bathrooms, and refined furnishings create spaces that feel polished, comfortable, and unmistakably luxurious. The rooms are also genuinely spacious, which makes a noticeable difference when you're staying in a high-rise city hotel.β 2
- βThe design feels modern and bright, and I had a great bay view.β 15
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- 2Four Seasons Hotel Miami: Luxury Retreat Above Brickelltravelais.comReview site2026-08-19Current3 quotes used
βFour Seasons Hotel Miami left a particularly strong impression on us because of the level of service throughout the stay. The hospitality feels genuinely attentive, with the kind of small details that make you feel lookeβ¦β
Read originaltravelais.com - 9Review: A Quiet-luxury Escape at Four Seasons Hotel Miamitimeout.comReview site2026-04-09Current10 quotes used
βThe rooms boast views over Biscayne Bay, best enjoyed from the padded window ledge. Second only to the tub, this was my favorite place to relax during my stay, especially during an unexpected Sunday morning rainstorm.β
Read originaltimeout.com - 15Review: Four Seasons Hotel Miami π΄ : r/chubbytravelreddit.comForum thread2026-03-10Current16 quotes used
βThe bathrooms appear to have only been lightly updated during the renovation. The shower and tub seem original, and in my opinion they don't quite match the refreshed look of the rest of the room.β
Read originalreddit.com - 11Four Seasons Hotel Miami Reviewoyster.comReview site2024-08-07Ageing7 quotes used
βModern rooms are spacious with big, luxurious bathrooms; some have expansive water views. It's an ideal choice for a conference or business traveler crash pad, but the Financial District location makes it a bit less ideaβ¦β
Read originaloyster.com - 21Review: Four Seasons Hotel Miami (Brickell's Best Property)onemileatatime.comReview site2023-12-31Ageing17 quotes used
βI'm not a pool person, but the Four Seasons Miami has a gorgeous tree-lined pool deck, especially for a city hotel. It's located on the seventh floor and is two acres, with awesome views.β
Read originalonemileatatime.com - 20Review: Four Seasons Surf Club Surfside (Miami)onemileatatime.comReview site2021-01-10Ageing31 quotes used
βWOW $85 For a filet mignon?? $8 for a marinated olives. I hope they taste fabulous to justify these crazy rates.β
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