On a cozy little island, part of an area called North Bay Village, tucked between Miami mainland and Miami Beach.

The outdoor pool takes vacay vibes to new heights.

Gorgeous complex growing out of the sensuous Art Deco legend that is the 1930 Surf Club.

Historic former 1925 Miami National Bank retains its charm, with the perfect modern touches (the hotel just opened in late 2015).

Any closer to the airport and you'd be sleeping at the gate (trust us, the beds are way comfier).

Really want a view? Head to the private sundeck and spa, just for guests.

Selina’s signature style in all its Miami River-version glory – including curated house tunes and wellness programs.

The exterior is 34 stories of marble and the lobby is built around an 18-foot travertine marble sculpture, befitting the glamour of the city.

Sophisticated flair and eclectic decor flow throughout this whimsical atmosphere.

Right across the way from Miami International Airport, and close to all the best of Miami (which is a-llllot).

Floor-to-ceiling windows around the perimeter of your posh pad (for obvious reasons). Helloooo sky and ocean.

Strolling distance from Coconut Grove and the iconic CocoWalk (full of shops and restaurants, no walking coconuts, sadly).

A condo-hotel, all units are fairly utilitarian, but include full kitchens and balconies with bay or city views.

Suites have plenty of space.

A sprawling one-level suite in a fully reinvented Mediterranean Revival building from the 1930s.

One of the hottest party spots on Ocean Drive, with two rooftop decks, music until 4am and bartenders who aren’t stingy with the spirits.

Rooms have an understated, sophisticated vibe and plenty of natural light – plus a 50" flat-screen, free WiFi & a Keurig coffeemaker.