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New hotels in Miami Beach
New hotel openings in Miami Beach, verified and editorially reviewed.

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Miami Beach, Florida
Delano Miami Beach
The Ian Schrager-era icon returns to Collins Avenue after a six-year renovation.
Open · May 2026
Miami Beach, Florida
Dolce by Wyndham Miami Beach
A 90-room South Beach boutique, one of three Dolce by Wyndham hotels the brand opened simultaneously on April 23, 2026.
Open · April 23, 2026
Miami Beach, Florida
UNFRAMED, Autograph Collection
Rudy Ricciotti's curved white facade brings the first new lifestyle hotel to Washington Avenue in a decade
Open · April 1, 2026Coming soon in Miami Beach

Miami Beach, Florida
Shore Club Resort and Residences, Auberge Resorts Collection
Auberge Resorts Collection takes over the historic Shore Club for a 2027 relaunch designed by Robert A.M. Stern
Announced · 2027
Miami Beach, Florida
Grand Hyatt Miami Beach Convention Center Hotel
A 17-story, 800-room convention headquarters hotel is rising beside the Miami Beach Convention Center, linked to it by a climate-controlled skybridge — a $385 million build by Terra Group and Turnberry that topped out in July 2026 and is tracking toward a November 2027 opening.
Announced · November 2027Iconic hotels in Miami Beach

Miami Beach
The National Hotel
Designed by Roy France, the architect who shaped much of the Miami Beach skyline, the National opened in December 1940 with a three-bedroom penthouse and a 205-foot infinity pool — still the longest in Miami Beach, framed by the original palm allée leading back to the Art Deco tower.
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Miami Beach
The Betsy Hotel, South Beach
Architect L. Murray Dixon broke from Ocean Drive's Art Deco style for a Florida Georgian design when he built The Betsy, named for Betsy Ross, in the early 1940s; it housed American troops training on the beach during WWII, and Gloria Steinem headquartered the National Organization for Women here during the 1972 Democratic Convention.
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Miami Beach
Delano South Beach
Architect Robert Swartburg's 1947 tower, named for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, became a design landmark all over again in 1995 when Ian Schrager and Philippe Starck's white-curtained, ultra-lounge reinvention helped launch South Beach's revival. Closed in 2020, the hotel reopened in 2026 with its columned entrance, terrazzo floors and signature infinity pool restored.
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New hotel openings in Miami Beach, Florida — verified and editorially reviewed.