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All-Inclusive Hotels in Miami Beach

All-inclusive hotels are rare in Miami Beach — just three properties offer this style of stay, and they range from a budget-friendly 3-star to a 5-star resort.

1 hotels typical $71

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Eden Roc Miami Beach E Beachfront Resort

Eden Roc Miami Beach ★★★★

Miami Beach Resort

8Great765 reviews

Oceanfront resort with a private beach, four pools, and spacious modern rooms.

From$167per night
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach N 5-star beach stay

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach ★★★★★

Miami Beach Resort

7.6Very good711 reviews

A five-star mid-beach stay with a celebrated restaurant, bay views, and direct beach access.

From$226per night
Townhouse Hotel, BW Signature Collection T Beachfront value
8.2Great1,441 reviews

A stylish, well-located Miami Beach base with a rooftop lounge and easy access to the beach and Lincoln Road.

From$71per night

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All-Inclusive Hotels in Miami

If you're searching for all-inclusive hotels in Miami from a wider angle, Miami Beach is where you'll find them. The three properties here sit along the beachfront, with the most affordable option being the 3-star Townhouse Hotel, BW Signature Collection at a rate from $71 per night. The high end is Nobu Hotel Miami Beach, a 5-star resort with direct beach access and a celebrated on-site restaurant.

All-Inclusive Miami Beach Resorts

For a resort-style stay in Miami Beach, two properties dominate: Eden Roc Miami Beach and Nobu Hotel Miami Beach. Eden Roc is a 4-star oceanfront resort with a private beach and four pools, with rates from $167, while Nobu, at 5 stars, offers bay views and direct beach access starting at $226. Both are within easy reach of the sand, but they differ in price and polish — Eden Roc is the more family-friendly option, while Nobu leans toward a refined, food-focused experience.

Frequently asked

How much does an all-inclusive hotel in Miami Beach cost per night?

Rates for the all-inclusive properties on this page start at $71 per night at the Townhouse Hotel, BW Signature Collection, rising to $226 at Nobu Hotel Miami Beach.

Which Miami Beach district is best for a first visit?

For a first visit, the beachfront area along Collins Avenue is the most convenient — it puts you steps from the ocean and within walking distance of Lincoln Road's shops and restaurants. The Townhouse Hotel is particularly well located for easy access to both the beach and Lincoln Road.

How do I get from Miami International Airport to these hotels?

From Miami International Airport (MIA), the hotels are roughly a 20-30 minute drive depending on traffic. A taxi or rideshare is the most direct option; you can also take the Miami Beach Airport Express or a combination of Metrorail and bus, though those take longer.

Is Miami Beach walkable at night?

Yes, especially around South Beach and Lincoln Road, where the streets stay lively well into the evening. The beachfront hotels here are within walking distance of restaurants and nightlife, though you may prefer a short taxi ride to reach venues further north or south.

All-Inclusive Hotels in Miami Beach

Miami Beach is not a classic all-inclusive destination. Unlike the Caribbean resorts that bundle every meal and drink into one price, this city is built around its dining scene, nightlife, and beach clubs — so the handful of properties here that label themselves all-inclusive are more about convenience and on-site amenities than endless buffets. They cluster along Collins Avenue and the oceanfront, putting you steps from the sand and close to the energy of Lincoln Road and South Beach's Art Deco district.

What you pay for at these properties is largely the setting and the level of service. At the entry level, you get a straightforward 3-star hotel with easy beach access and a rooftop lounge, while the upper end delivers a private beach, multiple pools, and a celebrated restaurant. There are no sprawling mega-resorts with wristbands here — instead, these are places where the all-inclusive label signals a polished, self-contained stay in the middle of a city that usually does things à la carte.

The bottom line

This set suits travelers who want the convenience of an all-inclusive-style stay without sacrificing Miami Beach's energy — whether that's a budget 3-star near Lincoln Road or a polished beachfront resort with a private beach. If you prefer a broader choice of hotels, or need specific features like parking, family-friendly amenities, or a central location, look to the other Miami Beach hotel pages instead.