Best for
Families planning beach days and occasional city outings have a useful base here, with casual dining and the sand directly outside.
Best for
Families planning beach days and occasional city outings have a useful base here, with casual dining and the sand directly outside.
What makes it special
Reclaimed wood, regional coral stone and living greenery lend this Collins Avenue resort a natural design character that carries through your beachfront stay.
Room to consider
For an ocean-focused stay, confirm the exact outlook and balcony before booking, since partial sea views differ from direct oceanfront exposure.
Insider tip
Reserve a Bamford treatment before arrival if spa time matters, leaving your beach plans flexible around the appointment you have confirmed.
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1 Hotel South Beach sits on Collins Avenue along a 600-foot stretch of Miami Beach. The scale is larger than a boutique hotel, but the property works because it combines direct beach access, multiple pools, rooftop dining, wellness, and a sustainability story that is unusually visible for South Beach.
The hotel is best understood as a resort inside the city. Guests can walk into the South Beach scene, but the property itself is built around water, light, plants, reclaimed materials, and a more relaxed rhythm. That contrast is the reason many travelers choose it over a smaller design hotel or a more traditional beachfront resort.
Salvaged driftwood walls and a glass terrarium give the interior a coastal character, with living greenery among the natural materials. The beds rest on rough oak platforms, dressed in sustainably sourced linen over custom Keetsa mattresses. Large windows bring daylight into the room.
Furniture varies with the sleeping arrangement. The King room has a wraparound daybed sofa and a wood desk with a natural edge; the Two King room also includes a desk. The bathroom has a rain shower with filtered water, while Bamford products and cotton robes are provided. The Two Queen configuration has a shower-only bathroom. In-room dining is available around the clock.
Salvaged driftwood walls and a glass terrarium give the interior a coastal character, with living greenery among the natural materials. The beds rest on rough...
A glass terrarium and salvaged driftwood walls introduce the room’s natural materials. A wraparound daybed sofa provides seating beside a wood desk with a natural edge. The bed is part of the same open interior, resting on a rough oak platform with a custom Keetsa mattress and sustainably sourced linen.
Outside, a lounge seat and a table for two face the Miami skyline. The bathroom has a separate rain shower with filtered water, accompanied by Bamford products and cotton-knit towels. Cotton robes and slippers are supplied as well. Greenery adds another natural detail indoors, while the hotel offers in-room dining at any hour of the day.
A glass terrarium and salvaged driftwood walls introduce the room’s natural materials. A wraparound daybed sofa provides seating beside a wood desk with a natural...
A wraparound daybed sofa anchors the sitting area. The wood desk retains the shape of its natural edge. Salvaged driftwood, a glass terrarium and indoor greenery continue the coastal materials found throughout the hotel. The sleeping and sitting areas share the studio interior.
The bed sits on a rough oak platform and has a custom Keetsa mattress with sustainably sourced linen. A sofa bed is also listed in the room’s sleeping setup. The bathroom has a rain shower without a bathtub, with Bamford products and cotton-knit towels provided. Cotton robes and slippers are available. The hotel also serves meals to the room, at any hour of the day.
A wraparound daybed sofa anchors the sitting area. The wood desk retains the shape of its natural edge. Salvaged driftwood, a glass terrarium and indoor...
A dining table with a natural wood edge stands beside the living area. A sofa bed adds another use to the seating. The studio has an open layout, with the sleeping area sharing the main room. Driftwood detailing and a glass terrarium reflect the hotel’s use of natural materials.
A lounge seat and a table for two are arranged outside, looking toward the Miami skyline. Indoors, the bed has a rough oak base, a custom Keetsa mattress and sustainably sourced linen. Filtered water supplies the rain shower, and the bathroom includes Bamford products and cotton-knit towels. Cotton robes and slippers complete the bathing setup.
A dining table with a natural wood edge stands beside the living area. A sofa bed adds another use to the seating. The studio has...
Driftwood walls, living greenery and a glass terrarium bring natural texture into the room. A wood desk keeps its natural edge. Rough oak platforms support custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced bed linen. The interior includes large windows and a separate rain shower.
Outside, a lounge seat and a table for two furnish the open-air space. Bamford bath products accompany the filtered shower water, and cotton-knit towels, robes and slippers are supplied. Meals can be ordered to the room at any hour, with the hotel offering a 24-hour in-room dining service.
Driftwood walls, living greenery and a glass terrarium bring natural texture into the room. A wood desk keeps its natural edge. Rough oak platforms support...
The bedroom is separate from the living space, where a wraparound daybed sofa provides a generous place to sit. A wood desk with a natural edge adds a work surface. Salvaged wood and greenery form part of the interior, carrying the hotel’s coastal materials into both areas.
The bed rests on a rough oak platform. Sustainably sourced linen covers a custom organic-cotton mattress by Keetsa. A separate rain shower supplies filtered water in the bathroom. Bamford bath products are made with naturally derived ingredients. Cotton-knit towels, a robe and slippers are provided. The suite also has round-the-clock in-room dining, so meals can be served in the living area.
The bedroom is separate from the living space, where a wraparound daybed sofa provides a generous place to sit. A wood desk with a natural...
A separate living room contains a wraparound daybed sofa and a wood desk with a natural edge. The bedroom has its own door, with a custom Keetsa mattress set on a rough oak platform. Both rooms use natural materials, with sustainably sourced linen on the bed.
A lounge seat and a table for two extend the seating outdoors, with the Miami skyline beyond. A separate rain shower supplies filtered water in the bathroom. Bamford products contain naturally derived ingredients. Cotton-knit towels, robes and slippers are provided. Living greenery is part of the room’s decoration, while in-room dining is available 24 hours a day.
A separate living room contains a wraparound daybed sofa and a wood desk with a natural edge. The bedroom has its own door, with a...
A wraparound daybed sofa and a wood desk create a sitting and working area within the open junior suite. The desk follows the natural edge of the wood, while the bed rests on a rough oak platform. Custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen continue the room’s use of natural materials.
The outdoor furniture includes a lounge seat and a table for two. Inside, a rain shower forms the bathing area, with Bamford products, cotton-knit towels and robes provided. The bathroom is shower-only. Living greenery adds color to the room, and slippers are supplied alongside the cotton bath linen.
A wraparound daybed sofa and a wood desk create a sitting and working area within the open junior suite. The desk follows the natural edge...
A wraparound daybed sofa fills part of the separate living room, with a wood desk offering another place to sit. The furniture keeps the natural edge and grain of the timber. In the bedroom, a rough oak platform holds a custom Keetsa mattress dressed in sustainably sourced linen.
The private balcony has a lounge seat and a table for two. A separate rain shower forms part of the bathroom, where filtered water and Bamford bath products are supplied. Cotton-knit towels, robes and slippers are also provided. Living greenery adds a softer natural detail among the wooden furnishings.
A wraparound daybed sofa fills part of the separate living room, with a wood desk offering another place to sit. The furniture keeps the natural...
Salvaged driftwood covers the walls. A glass terrarium adds a small planted detail to the room. Large windows stand beside the sitting area. Cotton bedding covers a sustainably made mattress, continuing the use of natural materials.
The bathroom has a separate shower, with bath products and cotton robes provided. Slippers and cotton bath linen are also supplied. A work desk offers a surface away from the sleeping area. Living greenery is used within the room, while the hotel’s round-the-clock in-room dining service allows meals to be brought upstairs.
Salvaged driftwood covers the walls. A glass terrarium adds a small planted detail to the room. Large windows stand beside the sitting area. Cotton bedding...
A wood dining table seats four in the living area, its natural edge carrying the material through the room. The bedroom is separate, with a custom Keetsa mattress and sustainably sourced linen on a rough oak platform. Indoor greenery forms part of the decoration alongside the timber furnishings.
A table for two and a lounge seat furnish the private balcony. In the bathroom, a separate rain shower is supplied with filtered water, and Bamford products, cotton-knit towels and robes are provided. Cotton slippers are also included. A washer and dryer are available within the home.
A wood dining table seats four in the living area, its natural edge carrying the material through the room. The bedroom is separate, with a...
The bedroom opens to a separate living room with a wraparound daybed sofa. A wood desk retains its natural edge, while rough oak is used for the bed platform. The furnishings combine those textured surfaces with custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen.
A lounge seat and a small table for two provide outdoor seating. Inside, the bathroom has a filtered-water shower, bath products made with naturally derived ingredients and cotton-knit towels. A robe is also supplied. Living greenery is part of the room’s decoration, and cotton slippers are supplied. The hotel offers meals to the suite through its 24-hour in-room dining service.
The bedroom opens to a separate living room with a wraparound daybed sofa. A wood desk retains its natural edge, while rough oak is used...
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the Atlantic into view from the bedroom and living space. The bedroom is separate, and a wraparound daybed sofa furnishes the lounge. A desk with a natural wood edge and the bed’s rough oak platform give both rooms a distinct material texture.
The outdoor space is furnished with a lounge seat and a table for two. Custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen are used in the bedroom. In the bathroom, a separate rain shower has filtered water, with Bamford products and cotton-knit towels close at hand. Cotton robes and slippers are included. Meals can be served in the suite through the hotel’s 24-hour in-room dining service.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the Atlantic into view from the bedroom and living space. The bedroom is separate, and a wraparound daybed sofa furnishes the lounge....
A wooden dining table seats eight in the main living space. There is also a separate sitting area, along with two private bedrooms. Soft linen covers the beds, with natural materials used throughout the rooms. The home has its own cooking and laundry facilities.
A lounge seat and a table for two furnish the outdoor space, facing the South Beach skyline. The bathrooms have oversized walk-in showers and bath products from 1 Hotels. Cotton towels, robes and slippers are supplied.
A wooden dining table seats eight in the main living space. There is also a separate sitting area, along with two private bedrooms. Soft linen...
A reclaimed wood entrance leads to a separate living room and two private bedrooms. One bedroom has a raised oak bed platform; the other has its own bathroom and a long maple desk. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Atlantic, while natural wood and cotton fabrics run throughout the suite.
A lounge seat and a table for two furnish the outdoor space. The bathing facilities include a Calacatta marble tub and a separate rain shower. The water is filtered, and the bath products use naturally derived ingredients. Cotton-knit towels and robes are supplied. Custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced bed linen are used in both bedrooms. Living plants add a touch of green to the rooms.
A reclaimed wood entrance leads to a separate living room and two private bedrooms. One bedroom has a raised oak bed platform; the other has...
A dining table for six stands between the cooking area and the separate lounge, with the two bedrooms set apart from the shared living space. The table has a natural wood edge. A sofa and separate chairs gather around a low table, while the kitchen counter runs alongside the dining area.
Custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen are used in the bedrooms. One sleeping area also has a desk and an armchair beside the window. Indoor greenery adds a living detail among the natural materials.
The private balcony is furnished with a lounge seat and a table for two. Bathrooms include an oversized walk-in shower, with products from 1 Hotels, cotton-knit towels and soft robes supplied. A washer and dryer are located within the residence.
A dining table for six stands between the cooking area and the separate lounge, with the two bedrooms set apart from the shared living space....
The main bathroom has a tub and double vanity; the second bedroom has its own shower bathroom.
A corner sofa and two armchairs gather around a round table in the lounge. Beyond them, a kitchen island has seats at the counter, while the bedrooms occupy a separate part of the interior. One bedroom has an armchair by the window, and wardrobes are arranged near the entrances to both sleeping areas.
Rough oak platforms support custom Keetsa mattresses, dressed in sustainably sourced linen. On the balcony, a lounge seat sits beside a dining table for two. A guest toilet is separate from the bedroom bathrooms. Bath products from 1 Hotels, cotton-knit towels and robes are supplied, and triple-filtered water is available. Large windows bring daylight into the bedrooms and living space.
A corner sofa and two armchairs gather around a round table in the lounge. Beyond them, a kitchen island has seats at the counter, while...
A large wood dining table seats eight between the cooking area and lounge. The natural edge of the tabletop forms part of the design. A sofa and armchairs furnish the main sitting space, while three private bedrooms are arranged around it. One bedroom also has a desk.
The bathroom layouts differ: one includes a bathtub and separate shower, while the others have walk-in showers. Double sinks are fitted in two of the bathrooms. Products from 1 Hotels accompany the cotton-knit towels and robes.
A lounge seat and a small table for two furnish the private balcony. Indoors, the sleeping areas have custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen, with natural materials and greenery continuing through the rooms. The residence has its own washer and dryer.
A large wood dining table seats eight between the cooking area and lounge. The natural edge of the tabletop forms part of the design. A...
Bedrooms flank the main living and dining space at the center of the penthouse. A wood dining table keeps its natural edge, and an island separates the cooking area from the main room. Two of the bedrooms have dressing areas between the sleeping space and bathroom.
Two bathrooms have both a tub and shower; the third has a shower. Double vanities are fitted in the larger bathrooms. Bath products from 1 Hotels, cotton-knit towels and robes are provided, along with triple-filtered water.
Outside, the furnished balcony includes a lounge seat and a table for two. Beds sit on rough oak platforms, with custom Keetsa mattresses and sustainably sourced linen. The residence has its own washer and dryer.
Bedrooms flank the main living and dining space at the center of the penthouse. A wood dining table keeps its natural edge, and an island...
A live-edge wood dining table brings the main living area together, with a sofa bed among the furnishings. The two bedrooms are separate from this shared space. Keetsa mattresses and organic cotton sheets form the sleeping setup, while natural materials feature throughout the interior.
A lounge seat and a table for two are arranged outside, facing the South Beach skyline. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower and bath products from 1 Hotels. Filtered water, cotton-knit towels and soft robes are provided. A washer and dryer are also available within the penthouse.
A live-edge wood dining table brings the main living area together, with a sofa bed among the furnishings. The two bedrooms are separate from this...
The beachfront setting is the core advantage. Guests are directly on the sand, with the Atlantic in front and South Beach's restaurants, shops, and nightlife nearby. This location is useful because it gives access to the energy of Miami Beach without making the entire stay depend on Ocean Drive or late-night scenes.
The 600-foot beach stretch helps the resort feel more spacious than many properties in the area. In a neighborhood where space is often the luxury,
The hotel has hundreds of rooms and suites, including oceanfront and larger residential-style categories. The strongest rooms are those that connect directly to the water through balcony space, sea views, or a clear view of the Miami shoreline.
Design details include natural materials, reclaimed woods, soft colors, and filtered water taps. The rooms are not trying to compete with South Beach's Art Deco language. They offer a calmer, more organic counterpoint to it.
Watr is one of the hotel's defining spaces. Located 18 stories above South Beach, the rooftop restaurant brings ocean views, open air, and Japanese-influenced cooking into one of the property's most memorable settings.
This is more than a hotel amenity. Watr gives the resort a destination rooftop, useful for lunch, sunset, dinner, or a late drink. It also helps the hotel compete with Miami's restaurant-led hotel scene.
The dining program is broad enough to support a full resort stay. Plnthouse focuses on healthier dishes and organic fare. Neighbors works for easy, casual food. The Sandbox gives guests a poolside option without leaving the resort rhythm.
That variety matters because 1 Hotel South Beach is large. Guests need different dining speeds: rooftop, poolside, health-focused, casual, and beach-day practical. The property is strongest when those spaces feel connected to the setting rather than interchangeable.
Bamford Spa gives the hotel a serious wellness identity, while Anatomy adds a more athletic fitness component. This pairing is important in Miami Beach, where many hotels rely on pool and beach as their full wellness story.
Here, recovery and movement are part of the program. Guests can build days around training, spa treatments, beach time, and lighter dining, which makes the resort more useful for longer stays.
1 Hotel South Beach is LEED Silver Certified and has received a 5 Green Key rating. Those credentials help separate the property from hotels that use sustainability only as a visual style.
The resort also uses energy-efficient systems, solar panels, pool treatment methods, and operational monitoring. The important point is that sustainability appears in systems as well as surfaces.
The design uses reclaimed woods and recovered materials, including beetle kill pine, regional coral stone, salvaged wood from Alaska water towers, and furniture made from fallen trees from South American rainforests. These details give the interiors more substance than simple beach-house styling.
The property also includes a signature moment made from thousands of pounds of recovered Florida coral and artworks connected to recovered ocean plastics. These details help the hotel feel tied to coastal ecology rather than only to beach aesthetics.
The exterior plant wall contains nearly 12,000 plants, turning a concrete setting into a living surface. The garden is also recognized as a Certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation, which adds another layer to the hotel's environmental story.
These details are useful because they are visible to guests. The resort's natural language is not only in brochures. It appears in walls, gardens, materials, and artwork.
The resort works because guests can move between beach, pools, spa, dining, and rooms without losing the sense of place. This is important in South Beach, where many hotels are either city hotels near the ocean or beach hotels with limited depth.
1 Hotel South Beach has enough scale to support a full resort day. It is best for travelers who want beach access and wellness, but still want Miami Beach energy close by.
The resort's size is part of its identity. Some travelers want a small, quiet Miami hotel, but others need the range that 1 Hotel South Beach provides: beach, pools, spa, several dining options, fitness, family-friendly space, and nightlife within reach.
That scale should be seen honestly. The hotel is lively and can feel busy, especially in peak periods. Its strength is not seclusion. Its strength is giving guests a full Miami Beach resort experience with better wellness and sustainability credentials than many large beachfront competitors.
Guest rooms include filtered water taps and recycled wine-into-water glasses, details that support the wider material story. They are small, practical choices, but they make the sustainability concept visible in the room rather than leaving it in public spaces only.
1 Hotel South Beach is a strong choice for travelers looking for a luxury Miami Beach resort with oceanfront access, rooftop dining, wellness, pools, sustainable design, and easy Collins Avenue access. It suits guests who want South Beach, but with more space and a calmer design language.
The hotel's advantage is specific: Watr, Bamford, Anatomy, Plnthouse, reclaimed materials, the plant wall, the beach, and a resort scale that can carry a full Miami stay. That combination is what makes it stand out.
Watr's rooftop setting pairs Japanese-inspired cooking with ocean views, turning a meal at the hotel into a different perspective on South Beach.
Anatomy's group classes and personal training let adult guests keep a structured workout routine during a beach stay, without finding a separate gym.
In-room filtered water taps and recycled drinking glasses make refilling straightforward, bringing the hotel's environmental approach into an everyday part of your stay.
2341 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, United States
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Choose 1 Hotel South Beach if you want a large beachfront Miami Beach resort with 425 rooms, 169 suites, four pools, a rooftop scene, Bamford Wellness Spa, Anatomy fitness, ocean-view categories, and a dining lineup led by Watr and AVIV.
1 Hotel South Beach has Anatomy, an 18,000-square-foot wellness and fitness center, along with Mind & Movement programming. It is a strong fit for guests who want serious training, recovery, and wellness structure during a Miami Beach stay.
Bamford Wellness Spa is one of the hotel's major wellness anchors, focused on holistic treatments, body work, facials, and restorative rituals. It pairs naturally with beach time, pool days, and Miami's nightlife pace when guests want recovery and calm.
Casual choices include Plnthouse Cafe on the 2nd floor, The Sandbox by the Center Pool, Neighbors Cafe, Drift Lobby Bar, beach dining, and 24-hour in-room dining. This variety matters for guests planning relaxed resort days without leaving the property.
AVIV is the ground-floor restaurant at 1 Hotel South Beach from chef Michael Solomonov and restaurateur Steve Cook. The restaurant brings a modern Miami-Tel Aviv mood, with cooking shaped by Israeli flavors, live energy, and a polished dinner atmosphere.
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