Book Ritz Carlton Key Biscayne with VIP Benefits

Guest rooms draw on the colors and textures of the island's mangroves and shoreline. Balconies and light-filled layouts bring in ocean, island, or resort views according to category. Residences add full kitchens, dining rooms, and separate living spaces.

The ninth-floor Club Lounge is reserved for Club guests. Windows look across Biscayne Bay from the lounge and adjacent Club Level rooms. The lounge has games and a television for families, plus concierge and business-center services. Food presentations include breakfast, lunch, and mid-day snacks, with wines, beers, and nonalcoholic drinks among the Club selections. Access belongs to the booked Club category, not to every room.

The Oceanfront Executive Suite has 800 square feet, a king bedroom, a separate living room, and two private balconies looking toward the ocean. The Partial Ocean View Suite is also 800 square feet, with a king bedroom, separate living area, sofa bed, and one-and-a-half bathrooms. Its windows offer glimpses of the Atlantic.

The Presidential Suite pairs a king bedroom with separate living and dining areas. Two private ocean-facing terraces extend the suite outdoors: one opens from the bedroom and living area, while the other connects to the dining space. Together they provide more than 100 square feet of outdoor space.

Inside the 2,220-square-foot suite, one-and-a-half bathrooms complete the plan. The principal bath has a separate soaking tub with spray jets, a walk-in shower, and a double marble vanity.

The two-bedroom Ritz-Carlton Suite has a king bedroom, a second bedroom with two queen beds, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, and separate areas for dining and living. Its 1,752-square-foot plan includes a foyer and an ocean-facing sitting nook. The primary bathroom has a soaking tub and separate walk-in shower.

The Key Biscayne Suite is another two-bedroom residence, with a king bedroom, a second bedroom with two double beds, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and a full kitchen opening into living and dining space. Its open-concept kitchen and dining area frame ocean views, and its outlook is oceanfront. The 924-square-foot Ocean Front Suite is a one-bedroom alternative with its own kitchen, separate dining and living areas, and a jetted soaking tub.

The Ocean View Suite has a one-bedroom plan, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a balcony facing north or south. Warm-toned interiors frame the Atlantic outlook, while the bathroom has a separate shower and tub.

Luma brings Italian cooking to an oceanfront setting, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Wood and stone shape its interior. Paralía takes its cue from the Aegean coast, drawing on Greek and Turkish flavors alongside Florida seafood and produce. Its dining room faces the ocean.

The Rum Bar sits in the lobby and centers on cocktails. Dune Beach Bar is closer to the sand, with open-air seating beside the Atlantic.

Poolside, Stefano's serves wood-fired pizza. Scoop features Dolce Vita gelato, and Pura Vida Miami adds fresh cuisine and cold-pressed juices.

The Grand Lawn and the Ritz-Carlton Ballroom's outdoor terrace are ocean-view event settings. An oceanfront lounge and several salons add indoor meeting space on the property.

The resort opens onto the Atlantic beach, with pool areas set back from the shoreline. An adult pool and a family pool provide different places to swim, with a children's pool and whirlpool nearby. A dedicated splash pad adds another water space for younger children. Cabanas appear beside the pools and on the beach; the shaded private cabanas have lounge chairs and a flat-screen television.

Ritz Kids has a dedicated space for children ages five through twelve. The resort's family activities draw on the island's natural environment, including beach exploration and the Turtles & Tides theme.

The Cliff Drysdale Racquet Garden was designed by its namesake tennis player and commentator. Tennis, padel, and pickleball courts sit within a landscaped setting, with clinics and individual instruction described alongside court play. Stucco columns, tall hedges, and soft net fencing border the clay tennis courts; underground irrigation forms part of their design.

Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne is separate from the resort, farther north on the island. Its par-72, 18-hole course runs among mangroves, a subtropical lagoon, and seven saltwater lakes. Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin designed it, with a water-lined eighteenth hole closing the course.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Key Biscayne includes treatment rooms, couples' suites, and a salon. Its Journey Lounge, Spa Sensory Garden, and Spa Sanctuaries create spaces for rest inside and outdoors. Tropical greenery surrounds the outdoor areas, with scent and sound shaping its sensory approach. Separate lounges, a steam room, and a therapy bath add places to pause around a booked treatment. The Spa Boutique sits on the lobby level.

An ocean-facing fitness center provides cardiovascular and strength equipment, including free weights, rowing machines, treadmills, and Peloton bikes. A separate TREMBLE studio uses reformers for classes combining strength work, cardio, and Pilates. Elliptical machines, stair climbers, and weight machines round out the fitness equipment; the reformer studio is a class space rather than an open gym.

Beyond the resort, Crandon Park contains the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, with environmental exhibits and guided nature outings. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park occupies the island's southern end, where the Cape Florida Lighthouse marks a different stretch of coast.