Soho Beach House
4385 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, Miami Beach, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.5 / 5
Overview
Soho Beach House is a 4-star property housed in an art-deco building on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, operated by Soho House, the private members' club known for catering to the film and creative industries. While the club itself is membership-based, the hotel rooms are open to nonmembers, giving outside guests access to a design-forward beachside retreat. Nonmembers should note the house rule of no photos or cell phone use in common areas, part of the club's privacy-focused culture.
Rooms
Guest rooms lean into a retro aesthetic, decorated with antiques and styled after either 1950s American or European interiors. In-room amenities include free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, while select rooms are upgraded with private terraces, soaking tubs, or ocean views. However, recent guest feedback indicates that some rooms show their age and would benefit from renovation.
Dining & Amenities
The property offers several distinct dining venues, including a rooftop taqueria and tequila bar, a garden restaurant, and an art-deco Cuban coffee bar that also serves cigars; the on-site restaurant Cecconi's is frequently mentioned by guests for its breakfast and all-day menu. Recreational facilities include a full-service spa, a gym, a screening room, and a pool with waiter service extending out to the beach. Some reviewers have noted the pool area can get crowded and the gym facilities feel dated relative to the brand's reputation.
Location
Set directly on swanky Collins Avenue, the hotel sits just 217 meters from the Fontainebleau Miami Beach and within a couple of kilometers of The Bass museum, Miami Beach Botanical Garden, and Lummus Park. Farther afield, guests can reach Wynwood Walls, the Pérez Art Museum Miami, Bayside Marketplace, and the Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science, all within roughly 7-8 kilometers, while Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is about 12 kilometers away.
Best for
This hotel suits design-conscious travelers and couples drawn to its art-deco setting, retro-styled rooms, and beach-and-pool service, as well as culture seekers who want easy access to nearby museums like The Bass and the Pérez Art Museum Miami. It also appeals to those wanting a multi-venue dining experience on-site, from the rooftop taqueria to the Cuban coffee bar.
Travel tips
Book ahead for beach and pool service, especially during peak Miami Beach season, since reviewers note the pool area can get busy. The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is essentially next door, and several museums and parks (The Bass, Miami Beach Botanical Garden, Lummus Park) are within an easy walk or short ride, making car-free sightseeing along Collins Avenue practical for a few days. If visiting farther attractions like Wynwood Walls or Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, plan on a taxi, rideshare, or rental car given the several-kilometer distances.
What guests say
Guests frequently praise the food and drink offerings, particularly the atmosphere, cocktails, and menu variety, with Cecconi's breakfast singled out for its cozy setting, healthy options, and friendly service. However, some recent feedback describes the property as feeling dated and under-maintained, citing worn rooms, an underwhelming gym, and food quality at Cecconi's that falls short compared to other Soho House locations internationally. The pool has also drawn criticism for feeling overcrowded rather than offering the relaxed, stylish vibe associated with the brand. Overall, reviews suggest a split between enjoyable dining experiences and concerns about upkeep and consistency with brand standards.
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