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This One‑Bedroom Suite at Mondrian South Beach offers 754 sq. ft. of modern living space with a city view toward downtown Miami, designed for two guests who want room to relax. Climate control and blackout drapes ensure a restful stay, while premium bedding, Egyptian cotton sheets and a down comforter dress the king bed for added luxury.
The suite’s layout centers on a private bedroom with one King bed and a separate bathroom outfitted with accessible features: a grab bar in the shower (36 inches high), a grab bar near the toilet (34 inches high), a hand‑held showerhead and a rainfall showerhead. The private bathroom includes designer toiletries, bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer. Practical touches such as a desk and desk chair, iron and ironing board, microwave, refrigerator, minibar, and free crib make the suite family friendly, and a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge.
Entertainment and connectivity are covered with an LCD TV with cable channels, an iPod dock and complimentary high‑speed Wi‑Fi. Guests benefit from Mondrian South Beach’s included resort amenities—welcome glass of champagne on arrival, poolside chaise lounges and towels, non‑motorized water sports like kayaks and paddleboards, complimentary beach cruisers (first two hours free), fitness center access and weekly wellness classes. Room service (limited hours) and daily newspapers add convenience, while the hotel’s waterfront dining, spa and pool experiences are moments away for a complete Miami escape.
















This suite has a city view toward downtown Miami. The hotel sits on West Avenue facing Biscayne Bay rather than the Atlantic, in a quieter, less touristy pocket of South Beach. Blackout drapes keep the bedroom dark at night.
The suite has 1 king bed in a private bedroom, dressed with Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and premium bedding. It sleeps 2 guests. A rollaway/extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib is free.
The suite is 754 sq. ft. with one bedroom and a separate private bathroom. It also has a desk and chair, a refrigerator, a microwave and a minibar, which suits longer stays. The hotel is all-suite, and its kitchenette suites suit families.
The private bathroom has a rainfall showerhead and a hand-held showerhead, plus designer toiletries, bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer. Accessibility features include a grab bar in the shower (36 inches high), a grab bar near the toilet (34 inches high) and a visual fire alarm.
Guests receive a welcome glass of champagne on arrival, poolside chaise lounges and towels, and kayaks and paddleboards. Also included are beach cruisers (first 2 hours free), fitness center access, weekly wellness classes, 7–10am brewed coffee and high-speed Wi-Fi. These are bundled with the mandatory daily resort fee, which is charged at check-in or check-out.
With one king bed and space for two, it is an easy fit for couples. Families are welcome too, and the suite offers a free crib. The hotel is primarily adult-oriented, so pool staff may discourage disruptive play. Pool access can require a reservation even for hotel guests. The spa is 18 and over only.
The hotel 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 you'll find a bayfront pool, the Baia Beach Club restaurant and bar serving Mediterranean cuisine, a spa and a 24-hour fitness center.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The reservation holder must be at least 21 and show a photo ID and credit card, and a damage/incidental deposit is collected and refunded after inspection. Valet parking is $46 per night with in/out privileges. Pets of 20 pounds or less are welcome with a $100 non-refundable deposit, but are not allowed at the pool or beach.
MIA is roughly 10–11 miles away, a drive of about 17–22 minutes depending on traffic. A taxi costs roughly $30–40. The free Miami Beach Trolley runs the South Beach Loop to Lincoln Road and other South Beach destinations.
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