The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami
What the experts agree on
An intimate, Italian villa-style Ritz-Carlton with marble bathrooms, Frette linens and private balconies overlooking Biscayne Bay—smaller and more residential than its sister properties, with old Coconut Grove glamour throughout.
"The third and smallest of Miami's Ritz-Carlton hotels is, hands down, the most intimate of its properties." Full review
"This business-centric Ritz-Carlton hotel in the heart of Coconut Grove received a face-lift in 2012 that gave its lobby and lounge a refreshed, livelier look." Full review
"Massive columns and soaring ceilings in the entrance hall mark the entrance to the Ritz Carlton Coconut Grove." Full review
"Of all the three Miami-area Ritz Carltons, the Coconut Grove is the smallest, though the rooms are typically Ritz."
"This is one of Ritz-Carlton's smallest offerings, and its petite proportions blend nicely with its sophisticated decor to create an engaging residential ambience unprecedented in Coconut Grove." Full review
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"Italian Renaissance vibe, grand lobby featuring money-is-no-object floral arrangements, door attendants who will fuss over all of your entrances and exists."
4.3
""Top-notch" rooms featuring "wonderful" Frette linens, marble bathtubs and private balconies."
4 Stars
"Soak in the sights of the Miami skyline, Biscayne Bay and Coral Gables from your private balcony at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami." Full review
"An intimate Italian villa in Miami’s original nabe with a tranquil spa and trattoria." Full review
"Luxurious architecture in sync with the historic surroundings."
$342/night
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