Bijou of awesomeness designed by Henry Hohauser, the father of the Miami Art Deco movement.

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

Way sleeker than you'd expect for an airport hotel.

Gaudi-inspired facade is old-world Miami at its most dramatic.

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

In the heart of the Grove, an easy stroll to CocoWalk and Biscayne Bay.

Oodles of nearby places to dine – or if you’re spent from hourrrrrs at the beach, stick around onsite and keep it casual at The Bistro.

A stones throw from International Harbor and Miami Beach.

Wynwood is a vibrant hub for street art and galleries – and the food scene’s equally happenin’.

Walk to the downtown shops and restaurants of Miami Springs. (The walk back depends on how much you buy.)

Across from Bayside Marketplace, overlooking the Biscayne Bay, this location is hot, hot, hot!

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.

Suites have plenty of space.

Just a 5-min drive from MIA – free shuttle service is a welcome plus.

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

Hiltons are a classic for a reason: you know what to expect, and you'll get it.