Pros

  • Beautiful beachfront with chairs and umbrellas available
  • Sleek, comfortable rooms, many with balconies and ocean views
  • Two swimming pools with poolside food and drink service
  • In Mid-Beach, a short taxi ride from trendy South Beach
  • Matador restaurant by renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten
  • Multiple bars indoors and outdoors
  • Spa with treatment rooms, hammam, infrared sauna, and salon
  • 24-hour fitness center has free weights and cardio machines
  • Basement has a nightclub, bowling alley, and ice-skating rink
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Nightly turndown service with free bottled water
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Cons

  • Daily resort fee (common in Miami)
  • Fee for umbrellas
  • Pricey valet parking
  • Not all rooms have a balcony or view of the ocean
  • On-site eateries are expensive
  • No coffee/tea facilities
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Bottom Line

After a complete revamping of the former Seville Hotel, the Miami Beach EDITION opened in December 2014 to provide hip, luxury accommodations in the burgeoning Mid-Beach area. Mimicking the hotel's overall design, the 294 sleek, spare guest rooms feature light woods and white fabrics. Amenities are undoubtedly top-notch: There are two outdoor pools; a beachfront with chairs and umbrellas; fine dining Matador restaurant; an upscale spa; and an underground nightclub/bowling alley/skate rink. While couples, families, and business professionals all frequent the hotel, the EDITION appeals primarily to trendy travelers who will appreciate the Beats Bluetooth speakers and copy of PAPER magazine in each room.

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The Miami Beach EDITION

Scene

Gorgeous beachfront property featuring whites, woods, and greenery; aiming to be the new trendy spot

Originally the Seville Hotel, built in the 1950s, the Miami Beach EDITION is the result of a partnership between Marriott and famed hotelier Ian Schrager (original owner of the nearby Delano). The hotel incorporated a couple of the large lobby's original features -- white marble floors and gold-tiled columns -- while adding arrangements of beige and white seating, dozens of potted plants, and glass candle holders that transform the lobby into a sultry, tropical garden at night. The primarily white lobby is clean but glamorous, also outfitted with a mirror-backed bar, marble billiards table, and stark, marble front desk. 

On one side of the lobby, guests will find a series of counters at the casual Market eatery; the other side houses the revamped Matador restaurant and bar. Matador was a part of the original Seville hotel and is now being run by renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. The bar area has a gallery wall filled with photographs of matadors, jewel-toned banquette seating, and an oval-shaped bar. The restaurant has a circular design with a sunken middle section, the original chandelier, and an exquisite matador jacket on display. There's also outdoor seating on a wooden terrace lined with bougainvillea, where guests can sit on wicker chairs under hanging plants or at the bar.  

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Location

Along Collins Ave in the burgeoning area of Mid-Beach, with direct beach access 

North of bustling South Beach, Mid-Beach encompasses the Miami Beach area between 23rd St. and 63rd St. The EDITION sits on Collins Avenue and 29th St., and enjoys direct access to a large, private section of the beach (though non-guests can pay to use the beach service as well). The area has begun to rival South Beach for the trendy nightlife spot, thanks to the nearby Fontainebleau. But for guests who want to head to South Beach, it's about a 20-minute walk down to the Delano and a 15-minute drive to the Art Deco district. Miami International Airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel. Valet parking is available at the hotel for a fee (during our visit it cost $40 per day).

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Rooms

Sleek, clean guest rooms with high-tech amenities; many with balconies overlooking the ocean

The 294 guest rooms and suites range from standard rooms starting at 385 square feet to large oceanfront suites in a separate Bungalow Tower. All rooms feature similar neutral-toned furnishings: wooden walls and furniture; white bedding with a light brown blanket; white porcelain tiles. There's little decor or color, save a single green leaf in a vase and framed beach photos; leaf wallpaper adds a surprising pop of color to the inside of the closet. All rooms have a plush lounge chair, wooden desk, stocked minibar, in-room safe, copy of PAPER magazine, and robes. High-tech amenities include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, BEATS Bluetooth speakers that can be taken to the pool or beach, and pre-filled iPods and iPads are available upon request. But the rooms lack coffee/tea facilities. 

Bathrooms have walk-in showers with rain showerheads, black bottle custom Le Labo toiletries, and hairdryers. Some rooms have marble soaking bathtubs. Many rooms also have balconies with teak lounge chairs, either overlooking the ocean or city. There's also nightly turndown service, free bottled water and free newspaper delivery. 

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Features

Beautiful beach; two pools; upscale spa and fitness center; and underground nightclub, bowling alley, and ice-skating rink

The EDITION has direct access to its pretty, private beachfront where attendants will set guests up with chairs, umbrellas (for a fee), and drink service. There's also a sandy area with plastic beach toys for kids. Note that locals and non-guests can pay to use the beach area. If saltwater isn't your thing, there are two good-size pools at the property lined with lounge chairs and private outfitted cabanas. The pool area also has hammocks, a bean bag toss, and a secluded enclave with cushions, pillows, bright tables, and a ping-pong table set up.

The upscale spa has nine treatment rooms, a hammam, steam room, infrared sauna, nail and hair salon. A modern fitness center with various cardio and strength training machines and free weights is open 24 hours a day. For those guests seeking fun over relaxation, they can head to BASEMENT, an underground section including a bowling alley, ice-skating rink, and nightclub outfitted with dramatic lighting effects.

Business travelers will appreciate the business center and both indoor and outdoor meeting spaces.

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All-Inclusive / Food

Options include the fine-dining Matador restaurant, casual Market eatery, and poolside Tropicale 

There are multiple restaurants and bars throughout the property, so guests won't have to go far for a libation or bite to eat. Indoors, there's the Lobby Bar and Market at EDITION, which is described as a food bazaar with multiple counters and tables. The Matador restaurant and bar can be reached through the lobby, where patrons can sit inside or outside. The restaurant serves Latin-inspired dishes like short rib tacos, avocado pizza, and charred Florida octopus. Next to the pool is Tropicale, a casual outdoor spot with all-day dining. 

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Oyster Hotel Review

The Miami Beach EDITION

Scene

Gorgeous beachfront property featuring whites, woods, and greenery; aiming to be the new trendy spot

Originally the Seville Hotel, built in the 1950s, the Miami Beach EDITION is the result of a partnership between Marriott and famed hotelier Ian Schrager (original owner of the nearby Delano). The hotel incorporated a couple of the large lobby's original features -- white marble floors and gold-tiled columns -- while adding arrangements of beige and white seating, dozens of potted plants, and glass candle holders that transform the lobby into a sultry, tropical garden at night. The primarily white lobby is clean but glamorous, also outfitted with a mirror-backed bar, marble billiards table, and stark, marble front desk. 

On one side of the lobby, guests will find a series of counters at the casual Market eatery; the other side houses the revamped Matador restaurant and bar. Matador was a part of the original Seville hotel and is now being run by renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. The bar area has a gallery wall filled with photographs of matadors, jewel-toned banquette seating, and an oval-shaped bar. The restaurant has a circular design with a sunken middle section, the original chandelier, and an exquisite matador jacket on display. There's also outdoor seating on a wooden terrace lined with bougainvillea, where guests can sit on wicker chairs under hanging plants or at the bar.  

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Location

Along Collins Ave in the burgeoning area of Mid-Beach, with direct beach access 

North of bustling South Beach, Mid-Beach encompasses the Miami Beach area between 23rd St. and 63rd St. The EDITION sits on Collins Avenue and 29th St., and enjoys direct access to a large, private section of the beach (though non-guests can pay to use the beach service as well). The area has begun to rival South Beach for the trendy nightlife spot, thanks to the nearby Fontainebleau. But for guests who want to head to South Beach, it's about a 20-minute walk down to the Delano and a 15-minute drive to the Art Deco district. Miami International Airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel. Valet parking is available at the hotel for a fee (during our visit it cost $40 per day).

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Rooms

Sleek, clean guest rooms with high-tech amenities; many with balconies overlooking the ocean

The 294 guest rooms and suites range from standard rooms starting at 385 square feet to large oceanfront suites in a separate Bungalow Tower. All rooms feature similar neutral-toned furnishings: wooden walls and furniture; white bedding with a light brown blanket; white porcelain tiles. There's little decor or color, save a single green leaf in a vase and framed beach photos; leaf wallpaper adds a surprising pop of color to the inside of the closet. All rooms have a plush lounge chair, wooden desk, stocked minibar, in-room safe, copy of PAPER magazine, and robes. High-tech amenities include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, BEATS Bluetooth speakers that can be taken to the pool or beach, and pre-filled iPods and iPads are available upon request. But the rooms lack coffee/tea facilities. 

Bathrooms have walk-in showers with rain showerheads, black bottle custom Le Labo toiletries, and hairdryers. Some rooms have marble soaking bathtubs. Many rooms also have balconies with teak lounge chairs, either overlooking the ocean or city. There's also nightly turndown service, free bottled water and free newspaper delivery. 

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Features

Beautiful beach; two pools; upscale spa and fitness center; and underground nightclub, bowling alley, and ice-skating rink

The EDITION has direct access to its pretty, private beachfront where attendants will set guests up with chairs, umbrellas (for a fee), and drink service. There's also a sandy area with plastic beach toys for kids. Note that locals and non-guests can pay to use the beach area. If saltwater isn't your thing, there are two good-size pools at the property lined with lounge chairs and private outfitted cabanas. The pool area also has hammocks, a bean bag toss, and a secluded enclave with cushions, pillows, bright tables, and a ping-pong table set up.

The upscale spa has nine treatment rooms, a hammam, steam room, infrared sauna, nail and hair salon. A modern fitness center with various cardio and strength training machines and free weights is open 24 hours a day. For those guests seeking fun over relaxation, they can head to BASEMENT, an underground section including a bowling alley, ice-skating rink, and nightclub outfitted with dramatic lighting effects.

Business travelers will appreciate the business center and both indoor and outdoor meeting spaces.

See More Features

All-Inclusive / Food

Options include the fine-dining Matador restaurant, casual Market eatery, and poolside Tropicale 

There are multiple restaurants and bars throughout the property, so guests won't have to go far for a libation or bite to eat. Indoors, there's the Lobby Bar and Market at EDITION, which is described as a food bazaar with multiple counters and tables. The Matador restaurant and bar can be reached through the lobby, where patrons can sit inside or outside. The restaurant serves Latin-inspired dishes like short rib tacos, avocado pizza, and charred Florida octopus. Next to the pool is Tropicale, a casual outdoor spot with all-day dining. 

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Amenities

  • Air Conditioner

  • Airport Transportation

  • Beach

  • Beauty / Hair Salon

  • Business Center

  • Cabanas

  • Cable

  • Concierge

  • Cribs

  • Fitness Center

  • Internet

  • Kids Allowed

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Mini Bar (with liquor)

  • Pets Allowed

  • Pool

  • Poolside Drink Service

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Spa

  • Supervised Kids Activities

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