The Miami Beach EDITION sits on Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, inside a mid-century building that was reworked by hotelier Ian Schrager in partnership with Marriott. The result is a polished, stylish resort that leans into entertainment as much as relaxation: a large pool and beach deck, a restaurant roster that includes Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Matador Room, and a below-ground complex with a bowling alley, an ice-skating rink and a nightclub. It is not a quiet hideaway; it is for guests who want design, energy and a social scene, with a beachfront setting to match. Rooms are bright and contemporary, with a minimalist look and generous bathrooms, and the service is geared toward a design-conscious crowd. Mid-Beach is calmer than South Beach, so the hotel gives you lively amenities without the street-level chaos, and the boardwalk and beach are steps away.
The building has history
It opened in the 1950s as a classic Miami Beach hotel and later underwent a major renovation to become what you see today. The lobby and public spaces mix soft lighting, pale surfaces and artful touches, and the tone is more urban-chic than tropical kitsch. The pool deck and oceanfront cabana area are the social center by day, while evenings shift toward restaurants and the basement entertainment spaces.
Dining is a strength. Matador Room is the headline, and the hotel also offers casual options and beach service, so you can eat well without leaving the property. The basement complex is unusual for a hotel, with bowling lanes, an ice rink and a late-night venue, and it gives families and groups something different to do on a rainy day or after dark. Guests who want peace can retreat to the beach or the spa, but the property is at its best when you embrace the lively side.
Practical details
The hotel is in Mid-Beach, a short ride from Lincoln Road and the Art Deco district, and the beach walk and boardwalk are right outside. Rates tend to rise in winter and on holiday weekends, so book early for peak dates and compare room categories before choosing. Resort fees and parking charges are common in this area, so factor them into your budget. If you want a stylish, social base with plenty to do on property and a quieter beach neighborhood, this is a good fit.
Why stay here
- ✓Beachfront
- ✓Pool and cabanas
- ✓Matador Room restaurant
- ✓Bowling alley
- ✓Ice-skating rink
- ✓Nightclub
- ✓Spa
- ✓Fitness center
Good questions
Is the EDITION good for families?+
It can be. The pool, beach and basement bowling and skating give kids plenty to do, though the nightlife energy suits couples and groups more.
Is it on the beach?+
Yes, it is beachfront in Mid-Beach with a pool deck and cabana service.
How far is it from South Beach?+
A short drive or rideshare south to Lincoln Road and the Art Deco district; Mid-Beach is calmer than South Beach.
