Traveling to Miami with a pet means more than finding a hotel that tolerates animals. These five hotels have documented pet policies with published fees, clear weight and number limits, and on-site or coordinated services that make the stay workable for both you and your pet. Each entry covers what you actually need to know before booking.
How we selected these pet-friendly hotels
A hotel made this list by having a verifiable, detailed pet policy, not a vague mention in the fine print. That means:
- Stated weight or number limits
- At least one documented pet service such as welcome amenities, pet beds, bowls, walking referrals, or a pet menu
Hotels where the pet policy could not be confirmed with specifics were excluded. The five properties below span luxury, upper-upscale, and boutique segments across Miami Beach, Brickell, and Coconut Grove.
Pet-friendly hotels in Miami at a glance
| Hotel | Stars | Weight limit | Key pet service |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Hotel South Beach | 5 | No weight limit | Pet welcome amenity, pet bed, bowls |
| Faena Miami Beach | 5 | No weight limit | Pet menu, pet bed, bowls, walking referrals |
| The Setai | 5 | No weight limit | Pet bed, bowls, waste bags, veterinary contacts |
| Mandarin Oriental, Miami | 5 | No weight limit | Pet welcome amenity, pet bed, bowls |
| Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables | 5 | No weight limit | Pet bed, bowls, walking referrals, waste bags |
What to confirm before you arrive with a pet
- Call the hotel directly to confirm the current pet fee, as published rates can change and some properties charge per night while others charge per stay.
- Ask whether your specific room type is pet-designated. Some hotels restrict pets to certain floors or room categories.
- Miami's summer heat averages 88°F to 91°F from June through September. Ask the concierge about shaded walking routes and the nearest dog-friendly green space before you arrive.
- South Pointe Park at the southern tip of Miami Beach and Flamingo Park at 1001 12th Street in Miami Beach both allow leashed dogs and are within reach of the South Beach properties on this list.
- If you have a cat, confirm acceptance by phone. Most hotel pet policies are written with dogs in mind, and cat acceptance is not always stated online.
Pet-friendly amenities and Miami's outdoor options
Miami's year-round warm climate makes outdoor time with a pet a daily reality rather than a seasonal bonus. The South Beach properties on this list are within a short drive or rideshare of Flamingo Park, which has a dedicated dog run at 1001 12th Street, and South Pointe Park at 1 Washington Avenue, where leashed dogs are welcome along the waterfront path. The Brickell and Coconut Grove properties are closer to Bayfront Park at 301 Biscayne Boulevard, where leashed dogs can walk the waterfront promenade. Ask each hotel's concierge for the nearest veterinary clinic, as response times matter in an unfamiliar city.
The hotels
1 Hotel South Beach
2341 Collins Avenue
9.21,864 reviews
Pet bed, food and water bowls, and a no-weight-limit policy, one of the few luxury Miami Beach hotels that works for large dogs.
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Faena Miami Beach
3201 Collins ave
9.0555 reviews
A documented pet menu alongside the standard bed and bowls, one of the few luxury Miami hotels with pets built into food and beverage.
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The Setai
2001 Collins Ave
9.4136 reviews
Waste bags, veterinary contacts, pet bed, and bowls, about 0.6 miles (a 12-minute walk) from South Pointe Park's waterfront dog path.
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Mandarin Oriental, Miami
500 Brickell Key Dr
9.0502 reviews
Pet bed and bowls, plus a Brickell Key perimeter path with Biscayne Bay views for dog walks. An 8-minute walk to Brickell Metromover.
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Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables
1200 Anastasia Ave
8.8723 reviews
150-acre Coral Gables grounds with plenty of dog-walking space, plus a pet bed, bowls, waste bags, and concierge walking referrals.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Miami hotels accept large dogs with no weight limit?＋
All five hotels on this list, 1 Hotel South Beach, Faena Miami Beach, The Setai, Mandarin Oriental Miami, and Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables, have no published weight limit. That said, policies can change, so call the property directly before booking to confirm your specific dog's size is accommodated.
Do Miami hotels charge a pet fee, and how much is it?＋
Most luxury Miami hotels charge a pet fee, but the specific amount is rarely published on the hotel's website. The properties on this list do not publicly disclose their pet fees. Call the hotel directly to get the current fee before you book, and ask whether it is charged per night or per stay.
Are there dog-friendly parks near Miami Beach hotels?＋
South Pointe Park at 1 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach allows leashed dogs along its waterfront path and is within a 10-to-15-minute walk of The Setai and 1 Hotel South Beach. Flamingo Park at 1001 12th Street has a dedicated dog run and is about 1.2 miles from Faena Miami Beach, roughly a 6-minute drive or a 25-minute walk.
Do any of these hotels accept cats?＋
None of the five hotels on this list publicly confirm cat acceptance in their pet policies. Most hotel pet programs are written with dogs in mind. If you are traveling with a cat, call the hotel directly and ask specifically about cats before booking.
Which pet-friendly Miami hotel has the most outdoor space for dogs?＋
The Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables is on 150 acres of grounds, giving dogs more on-property walking space than any other hotel on this list. Mandarin Oriental, Miami offers a close second with the Brickell Key island perimeter path, approximately 0.7 miles of traffic-free waterfront walking.
Can I leave my pet alone in the hotel room?＋
Policies vary by property. Some hotels require pets to be crated if left unattended, and others do not allow pets to be left alone at all. Ask the hotel directly about their unattended pet policy when you call to confirm your booking.
