Mandarin Oriental, Miami opened in 2000 on Brickell Key, a private island in Biscayne Bay connected to the mainland financial district by bridge. The 326 rooms and suites occupy a contemporary tower with Asian-influenced interiors — the brand's design language translated to a Miami waterfront contex
Key Features
Award-winning spa
Fine dining restaurants
Private beach and poolside cabanas
State-of-the-art fitness center
Water sports and marina access
Proximity to high-end shopping and nightlife
Dining
La Mar by Gastón Acurio
MO Bar + Lounge
Signature Experience
Sundowners at MO Bar + Lounge with unobstructed Biscayne Bay views — the Brickell Key island position gives water on three sides, which mainland Miami properties can't match.
Brickell Key island setting with Biscayne Bay views and private beach access, at smaller scale than Miami Beach's resort clusters. Mandarin Oriental's F&B discipline — La Mar by Gastón Acurio is a destination restaurant — and spa programming executed in a city where most luxury properties lean resor
Signature Suite: Presidential Suite
Multiple balconies, Living room, Private dining area, Panoramic views
Accolades
North Americas Leading Hotel 2025, United States Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Floridas Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Floridas Leading Luxury
