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This City View one-bedroom at Mondrian South Beach spans 769 sq. ft. and looks out over the city skyline toward downtown Miami. The room’s climate-controlled comfort and blackout drapes help you tailor light and temperature for daytime exploring or late-night returns, while thoughtful touches such as a desk and desk chair keep the space useful for work or planning the day.
Sleeping arrangements include two Double Beds with premium bedding, Egyptian cotton sheets and a down comforter; a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge and a free crib can be provided for families. The private bathroom is appointed with a rainfall showerhead plus a hand-held showerhead, bathrobes, designer toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. Accessibility features include a grab bar in the shower positioned 36 inches high, a grab bar near the toilet at 34 inches high, and a visual fire alarm to assist guests with hearing impairments.
In-room entertainment and conveniences include an LCD TV with cable channels, an iPod dock, a minibar, refrigerator and microwave, plus free Wi‑Fi and complimentary daily newspapers. Room service is available during limited hours. Guests also have access to hotel amenities such as poolside lounges and towels, complimentary beach cruisers (first two hours free), fitness classes and the fitness centre, and other resort offerings arranged by the concierge—small details designed to make a stay at Mondrian South Beach both effortless and memorable.


















This room looks across the city skyline toward downtown Miami. Mondrian South Beach sits on the bayside of South Beach on West Avenue, so the outlook is an urban one rather than an ocean view. Guests who want the Atlantic should know the hotel faces Biscayne Bay and the nearest ocean beach is a short drive away.
The room has two double beds in a one-bedroom layout and sleeps up to five guests. Bedding includes Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and premium linens. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a free crib is available for little ones.
Yes. This category is a one-bedroom with a balcony and city view, a place for morning coffee or an evening look over the skyline toward downtown Miami. Blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning let you keep the room dark and cool when you come back late.
The private bathroom has a rainfall showerhead and a hand-held showerhead, plus bathrobes, towels, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. Accessibility touches include a shower grab bar at 36 inches, a grab bar near the toilet at 34 inches and a visual fire alarm.
Yes. With two double beds, space for five guests, a free crib, a rollaway option and a refrigerator, microwave and minibar, it works well for families or small groups. The hotel is primarily adult-oriented but welcomes children of all ages. Pool staff may discourage disruptive play to keep the atmosphere relaxed, and the spa is for guests 18 and over.
A mandatory daily resort fee bundles the perks: a welcome glass of champagne, poolside chaise lounges and towels, kayaks and paddleboards, fitness center access, weekly wellness classes, high-speed Wi-Fi, 7–10am brewed coffee and beach cruisers (first two hours free). In the room you also get free daily newspapers and an iPod dock.
Mondrian South Beach faces Biscayne Bay, so the ocean beach is about an eight-minute drive away. Lummus Park Beach is roughly a 19-minute walk. On site, Baia Beach Club is the poolside restaurant, serving Mediterranean cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Gem Bar in the lobby is the spot for morning coffee and evening drinks.
The hotel sits in a quieter, less touristy pocket of South Beach than Ocean Drive. It still has a lively Mondrian Bar and weekend pool parties, so blackout drapes help if you want an early night. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The reservation holder must be at least 21 with a photo ID and credit card, and a damage deposit is collected at check-in. Valet parking is $46 per night.
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