Plenty of Miami hotels have a valet stand out front. Fewer have a garage you can count on. These five have on-site or affiliated parking, and they're spread across Brickell, Downtown and Coral Gables.
How we ranked these hotels
Hotels are ranked by star rating, then by guest score. We don't rank on garage size because none of these hotels publishes its capacity.
Miami's geography matters here. Brickell and Downtown properties tend to have structured garages built into the tower. Miami Beach hotels often rely on affiliated or nearby garages because land is scarce on the barrier island. Both can work. The details for each hotel are below.
Miami hotels with parking: quick comparison
| Hotel | Neighborhood | Star rating | Parking type | Guest score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Four Seasons Hotel Miami | Brickell | 5 | On-site valet and self-park garage | 9.4 |
| InterContinental Miami by IHG | Downtown Miami | 5 | On-site valet and affiliated garage | 9 |
| Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables | Coral Gables | 5 | On-site valet and self-park garage | 8.8 |
| JW Marriott Marquis Miami | Downtown Miami / Brickell | 5 | On-site valet and self-park garage | 8.8 |
| Loews Coral Gables Hotel | Coral Gables | 4 | On-site structured garage | 9.3 |
Parking tips for Miami drivers
- Book parking in advance during Art Basel (early December) and Ultra Music Festival (March). Parking demand spikes during both events.
- Brickell and Downtown hotels with in-tower garages give you the most direct access. Miami Beach properties often require a short walk or shuttle to an affiliated garage.
- Ask the hotel whether oversized vehicles (SUVs, trucks with roof racks) fit in their garage before arrival. Clearance heights vary and are rarely listed online.
- If you plan to drive to Miami Beach from a Brickell hotel, factor in MacArthur Causeway traffic. Morning and late-afternoon crossings can add 20 to 30 minutes each way.
Hotels with parking in Miami: neighborhood breakdown
Brickell concentrates the most driver-friendly hotels. The neighborhood's high-rise towers were built with structured parking as a baseline requirement, so guests at properties like the Four Seasons Hotel Miami and JW Marriott Marquis Miami access covered, multi-level garages without leaving the building footprint.
Coral Gables offers a different experience. The Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables is on 150 acres, giving it surface and structured parking on a scale that urban Miami hotels, constrained by dense city blocks, cannot replicate. The Loews Coral Gables Hotel pairs a newer build with a purpose-designed garage, making it one of the more straightforward self-park options on this list.
Downtown Miami is between those two worlds. The InterContinental Miami by IHG at Chopin Plaza uses a combination of on-site valet and an affiliated garage, which works well for most guests but means parking is managed rather than self-directed.
The hotels
Four Seasons Hotel Miami
1435 Brickell Avenue
9.4479 reviews
A 70-story Brickell tower with an in-building structured garage for covered, direct-access parking.
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InterContinental Miami by IHG
100 Chopin Plz
9.02,943 reviews
Bayfront Downtown location with on-site valet and an affiliated garage, 4-min walk to Knight Center Metromover.
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Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables
1200 Anastasia Ave
8.8723 reviews
150-acre Coral Gables grounds with both valet and self-park options.
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JW Marriott Marquis Miami
255 Biscayne Boulevard Way
8.8384 reviews
Conference hotel with an in-building garage, short walk to Knight Center Metromover.
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Loews Coral Gables Hotel
2950 COCONUT GROVE DRIVE
9.3512 reviews
Opened in 2021 in Coral Gables, purpose-built with a structured on-site garage and predictable self-park access.
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Frequently asked questions
Do Miami hotels charge extra for parking?＋
Yes, parking fees are almost universal at Miami hotels. Valet rates at five-star Brickell and Downtown properties typically run higher than self-park. Coral Gables hotels tend to price parking more moderately. Always confirm the daily rate when booking, since it is rarely included in the room rate.
Which Miami neighborhoods are easiest for drivers?＋
Coral Gables and Brickell are the most driver-friendly. Coral Gables has wider streets and more on-site hotel parking. Brickell's high-rise hotels were built with structured garages. Miami Beach is the hardest, with limited land, narrow streets, and parking that often requires walking a block or two from an affiliated garage.
Can I park an oversized vehicle or truck at these hotels?＋
Clearance heights vary by garage and are rarely listed online, so call the hotel before you arrive with an SUV, a truck or a roof rack.
Is EV charging available at Miami hotels?＋
The InterContinental Miami lists five EV charging spaces that fit most vehicles, Tesla included. Charging is free, but the standard valet fee still applies. We couldn't confirm charging at the other hotels on this list, so call ahead to ask about chargers, connector type and whether you need to reserve a spot.
Are there hotels with parking near Miami Beach that aren't on Miami Beach itself?＋
Yes. The Four Seasons Hotel Miami in Brickell and the InterContinental Miami by IHG in Downtown are both within a 15-minute drive of Miami Beach via the MacArthur Causeway, and both offer guest parking. Staying on the mainland and driving to the beach is a practical option for guests who want reliable parking without Miami Beach's space constraints.
How far in advance should I book hotel parking in Miami?＋
For major events like Art Basel in December or Ultra Music Festival in March, book parking at the same time you book your room. During those periods, affiliated and nearby public garages fill days in advance, and hotel valet queues get long. Outside of peak events, booking a week ahead is usually sufficient.
