Great Staycations: The Setai Miami Beach

The Setai Miami Beach

2001 Collins Ave., Miami Beach 

About the resort: This oceanside gem, a reimagined version of the original 1936 building in the art deco district, combines the warmth of Far East hospitality with contemporary comforts. The Setai features 87 art deco rooms and 50 one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom ocean suites—including a Grand Suite with a cedar sauna, media room, walk-through kitchen, dining room and more than 3,500 square feet of living space. The 40th-floor penthouse suite—with four bedrooms and its own rooftop pool—checks in at 10,000 square feet. Culinary highlights begin with Jaya (“victory” in Sanskrit), featuring regional dishes from Southeast and Northern Asia. 

Isn’t that special: The resort’s Your Setai special requires a two-night minimum stay, but the perks include grand breakfast for two, a $50 food/beverage credit, free overnight parking, two Setail coconuts and more. … The Setai has been honored with the Forbes Travel Guide five-star award every year since 2015. 

Contact: 844.662.8387; thesetaihotels.com 

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