Long stays in Miami open up neighborhoods and a pace that short visits rarely allow. Monthly rates at the right properties run well below what you would pay booking night by night, and several hotels on this list include kitchenettes or full suites that make a multi-week stay practical. The five properties below were selected for their suite or condo-hotel layouts, transit access, and documented extended-stay options.
How we selected these long stay hotels in Miami
Rate tier sets the order, then guest score separates properties within a tier. The tier is what we can verify for an extended stay; a specific monthly rate depends on length, season and availability, so the page does not claim one.
- Suite or condo-hotel layout, giving guests a kitchen or kitchenette for multi-week practicality.
- Documented extended-stay or monthly rate options, either published or available on request.
- Transit access, with preference for properties within walking distance of Metrorail or a free Metromover stop.
- Guest score, used to order properties sharing a rate tier.
Monthly and multi-week rates at these properties are quoted on request and generally come in below the nightly rate multiplied out, which is the reason to ask rather than book night by night.
Long stay hotels in Miami: side-by-side comparison
| Hotel | Star rating | Guest score | Rate tier | Kitchenette | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Elser Hotel Miami - An All-Suite Hotel | 4 | 9.2/10 | Mid-range extended stay | Yes | Professionals on multi-week assignments |
| Mayfair House Hotel & Garden | 5 | 9.2/10 | Upper-mid extended stay | No | Coconut Grove visitors wanting boutique character |
| Mr C Miami Coconut Grove | 5 | 9.1/10 | Upper-mid extended stay | No | Business travelers in Coconut Grove |
| EAST Miami | 5 | 8.6/10 | Upper-mid extended stay | No | Brickell professionals with sustainability priorities |
| Carillon Miami Wellness Resort | 5 | 8.6/10 | Upper-mid extended stay | Yes (select suites) | Guests prioritizing wellness amenities |
Pricing context for long stays in Miami
Across the Miami hotels we work with, sampled midweek for two adults at four points in the year, the middle 50 percent of nightly prices lands here:
- 3-star: roughly $140 to $255. Cheapest in the autumn, highest from January into April.
- 4-star: roughly $195 to $440, following the same winter and spring peak.
- 5-star: roughly $260 to $880, on a thinner sample, so treat the top of that range loosely.
Use these to sanity-check a price rather than as a quote. Art Basel in early December and spring break weekends push Miami Beach above these bands.
Miami hotel pricing splits across three broad tiers:
- Budget and mid-range properties in areas like Brickell and Midtown price at a fraction of what South Beach commands for comparable room types.
- Upper-mid properties, including the Coconut Grove boutique hotels on this list, sit between mid-range Brickell and premium South Beach pricing.
- Premium and luxury South Beach and waterfront properties carry the highest rates year-round.
Peak demand runs from December through April, when snowbirds and conference traffic push rates up across all segments. Booking a 30-night stay directly with the hotel typically unlocks a discount that nightly bookings do not.
Tips for booking long stays in Miami
- Contact the hotel's reservations team directly and ask for a monthly rate. Many properties have unpublished extended-stay pricing that does not appear on standard booking pages.
- May through October is Miami's low season. Rates drop across all segments, and hotels are more willing to negotiate on longer commitments.
- All-suite properties like The Elser give you a kitchen, which cuts food costs significantly over a 30-night stay.
- Ask about parking packages when booking extended stays. Daily parking fees in Brickell and South Beach add up fast over a month.
- Metrorail connects Brickell to downtown Miami and the airport. Staying near a Metrorail station removes the need for a rental car.
The hotels
The Elser Hotel Miami - An All-Suite Hotel
398 NE 5th Street
9.27,195 reviews
All-suite downtown hotel with in-unit kitchens at mid-range rates, 7-min walk to College/Bayside Metrorail.
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Mayfair House Hotel & Garden
3000 Florida Avenue
9.21,054 reviews
Boutique Coconut Grove hotel, 10-min walk to Metrorail for car-free access to Brickell and downtown.
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Mr C Miami Coconut Grove
2988 McFarlane Rd
9.1363 reviews
Rooftop pool and marina views near Coconut Grove's business district, 12-min walk to Coconut Grove Metrorail.
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EAST Miami
788 Brickell Plaza
8.63,894 reviews
Brickell Plaza financial district address with verified sustainability targets, 5-min walk to Brickell Metrorail.
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Carillon Miami Wellness Resort
6801 Collins Avenue
8.6184 reviews
Condo-hotel suites with kitchenettes and a 70,000-sq-ft spa in Miami Beach, 2-min walk to the North Beach Trolley.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Miami hotels offer the best rates for a 30-night stay?＋
All-suite and condo-hotel properties tend to offer the strongest value for 30-night stays. The Elser Hotel in downtown Miami is built around extended-stay guests and prices accordingly. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort in Mid-Beach and the Coconut Grove properties (Mayfair House and Mr C) also offer monthly rate options that undercut their standard nightly pricing.
Do Miami hotels offer monthly rates?＋
Many do, but monthly rates are rarely listed on standard booking pages. Call the hotel's reservations team directly and ask for an extended-stay or monthly rate. Properties with condo-hotel structures, like The Elser and Carillon, are most likely to have formal monthly pricing.
What is the cheapest time of year for a long stay in Miami?＋
May through October is Miami's low season. Hurricane season runs June through November, which keeps leisure demand lower and gives you more negotiating room on extended-stay rates. September and October typically see the lowest pricing across all hotel segments.
Are there long stay hotels in Miami with kitchenettes?＋
Yes. The Elser Hotel is an all-suite property where every room includes a kitchen, making it a strong choice for extended stays. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort has kitchenettes in select suite categories. For other properties on this list, ask the hotel about suite upgrades with kitchen access when booking a monthly stay.
How do I get around Miami without a car during a long stay?＋
Metrorail's Green Line connects Brickell, downtown Miami, and the airport. EAST Miami and Mayfair House Hotel are both within a 10-minute walk of Metrorail stations. Miami Beach properties are not served by Metrorail, but the Miami Beach Trolley runs free routes along Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue. The Brickell City Centre area also connects to the free Metromover loop.
Is Brickell or Miami Beach better for a long stay?＋
Brickell works better for professionals. It has Metrorail access, walkable restaurants and grocery stores, and hotel rates that run below South Beach. Miami Beach suits guests who want beach access and a resort atmosphere, but parking costs more, transit options are limited to trolleys and buses, and rates are higher across the board.
