Biltmore Hotel, Miami
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“The imposing neo-Spanish-colonial pile, rising regally over a 150-acre Coral Gables spread and dating back to city founder George Merrick’s original plan in 1926, has seen a lot of history since, to this day regularly hosting heads of states, CEOs, and celebrities.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Miami.
“Though the Biltmore’s standard rooms can be small, a stay here is a chance to sleep in one of the great laps of US luxury. The grounds are so palatial it would take a solid week to explore everything the Biltmore has to offer.”
“The Biltmore is one of the finest properties in South Florida for a host of reasons. Beyond the fact that service excels here, the hotel, which is Coral Gables’ oldest, is an impressive yet tranquil example of Old World elegance.”
“An elegant Mediterranean Revival retreat originally built in 1926 and inspired by both Spanish and Venetian architecture. Situated on an 18-hole golf course, the property boasts a famous 600,000-gallon swimming pool with Renaissance-style sculptures, and luxurious spa. Here, Old World glamour is alive and thriving.”
What guests liked
- Golf course
- Friendly staff
- Beautiful hotel
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Located at 1200 Anastasia Avenue, Coral Gables, this beautiful and stylish five-star hospitality center is the ideal temporary home for visitors and travelers in the city for adventure and excitement.
The hotel offers chic accommodation options and guarantees the satisfaction and comfort of guests staying in its rooms. The Biltmore Hotel Miami offers a large expanse of tropical landscape, over 150 acres of excitement and luxury awaits guests.
The hotel offers guests a closeness to some of the city most famous attraction and highlights such as the Village of Merrick Park which will provide shopping and dining options for guests. The park is located at a distance of about 3 km away from the hotel while the famous Vizcaya Museum is a little over 8 km away from the hotel. The popular and exciting Coconut Grove is a bit over 5 km away from the hotel, and the Venetian Pool is just a distance of 750 m away.
The closest airport to the hotel is the Miami International Airport which is about 6 km away from the hotel premises.
Rooms in the hotel are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a telephone and air conditioning and a comfy sofa. The rooms also come with a private bathroom with thoughtful touches such as free toiletries and bathroom slippers.
The on-site hotel restaurant offers a wide variety of local and international dishes, including Italian and French cuisines.
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