Hotels in North Beach, Miami Beach

North Beach is the quiet end of Miami Beach: a wider, emptier beach, the low-rise art deco blocks of Ocean Terrace, and none of the crowds farther south.

Hotel GuideDestinationsJun 23, 2026Dyme
Aerial view of North Beach Miami with turquoise ocean, white sandy beach, hotel buildings, and downtown skyline

North Beach is the quiet end of Miami Beach: a wider, emptier beach, the low-rise art deco blocks of Ocean Terrace, and none of the crowds farther south. Around 71st Street you have cafes, groceries and bus stops within a short walk.

Below are two very different picks inside the neighborhood: a 5-star oceanfront wellness resort on Collins Avenue and an unrated inn by the bay on Normandy Isle.

How we ranked these hotels

Star rating determines the order first. Where star ratings are equal, guest review scores determine placement. Alphabetical order by hotel name resolves any remaining tie.

Only hotels located between 63rd Street and 87th Terrace in North Beach qualify. Properties in Mid-Beach, South Beach, or Surfside are on separate pages.

North Beach hotels at a glance

HotelStarsGuest score
Carillon Miami Wellness Resort58.3
International Inn on the Bay06.3

Getting around North Beach without a car

  • Routes 79, 100 and 279: Miami-Dade Transit Route 79 stops near both hotels, at Collins Avenue and 69th Street and on Normandy Drive. Route 100 also runs along Collins Avenue past the Carillon, and Route 279 serves Normandy Drive.
  • Miami Beach Trolley: The North Beach Trolley route covers the 71st Street corridor and connects to the beach.
  • 79th Street Causeway: This causeway connects North Beach to the mainland. Route 79 crosses it if you plan to go into Miami proper.
  • No rail service: Neither hotel is near a Metrorail or Metromover station. Those systems do not extend into Miami Beach.

North Beach hotels vs. other Miami Beach neighborhoods

North Beach tends to offer lower price points than South Beach, with a quieter stretch of ocean and a neighborhood feel around Ocean Terrace. The 71st Street corridor has restaurants, a farmers market, and direct beach access. For South Beach nightlife or a big Mid-Beach resort, see our separate neighborhood pages.

The hotels

Frequently asked questions

What counts as North Beach in Miami Beach?+

North Beach covers the stretch of Miami Beach from 63rd Street to 87th Terrace, with Collins Avenue and Ocean Terrace as the main hotel corridors. The 71st Street area is the commercial center, with restaurants, a farmers market, and direct beach access.

Do any North Beach hotels have verified sustainability certifications?+

We could not confirm a property-level certification such as Green Key or LEED for either hotel on this list. If a certification cannot be confirmed through the certifying body's public registry, we do not list it.

How do you get around North Beach without a car?+

Miami-Dade Transit Route 79 serves both hotels. Route 100 runs along Collins Avenue past the Carillon, and Route 279 serves Normandy Drive by the International Inn. The Miami Beach Trolley North Beach route covers the 71st Street corridor. There is no Metrorail or Metromover service in Miami Beach.

Is North Beach walkable to the ocean?+

Ocean Terrace and the North Beach boardwalk are accessible on foot from most hotels in the corridor. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort at 6801 Collins Avenue is oceanfront. The International Inn on the Bay is closer to Biscayne Bay than the Atlantic.

Are there other hotels in North Beach?+

Yes. There are more hotels between 63rd Street and 87th Terrace, mostly along Collins and Harding Avenues. This page picks two from opposite ends of the range: a 5-star resort on the ocean and an unrated inn on the bay side.

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