Miami, FL
Miami hotel resort fees in 2026: what each hotel states it charges.
We checked 39 Miami hotels against their own websites: 9 state a mandatory resort or destination fee, none states that it charges no fee, and 30 could not be confirmed either way. The median stated fee is $38.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $23.00, at The Biltmore Hotel; the highest is $59.00, at The Elser Hotel Miami. Checked through Sep 16, 2026.
Every figure on this page was read off the hotel's own website on the date beside it, and links the page it came from. The list of which hotels to check came from the wholesale rate feed we buy from; no figure from that feed is printed here as a fee.
See Miami rooms with every fee in the total
Hotels checked
39
State a fee
9
Median per night
$38.00
Not confirmed
30
Hotels that state no resort fee
None of the 39 Miami hotels we checked states on its own site that it charges no fee. 30 hotels could not be confirmed either way; they are listed below, not here.
What the rest charge
Per night as the hotel states it, cheapest first. The per-stay column is that figure times 3 nights; “plus tax” means the hotel says tax is charged on the fee as well.
1200 Anastasia Ave
$23.00 a night
- 3-night stay
- $69.00
- Called
- Resort fee
- Covers
- Daily admission to the Biltmore Fitness Center to include Daily Classes; High Speed Internet, In-Room and Public Areas; Access to Press Reader Application with over 5000 downloadable domestic and international publications; Unlimited Local Calls; Long Distance Access; Outbound Collect Calls
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
2950 COCONUT GROVE DRIVE
$26.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $78.00
- Called
- Destination Fee
- Covers
- $10 Uber credit to be used during your stay; Daily Premium Wi-Fi; Two Loews Hotels Water Bottles; One-hour complimentary bike rental daily; One photoshoot during your stay, with one complimentary branded digital image
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
185 SE 14th Ter
$29.95 a night
- 3-night stay
- $89.85
- Called
- Service Fee
- Covers
- —
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
2217 NW Miami Ct
$35.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $105.00
- Called
- Urban fee
- Covers
- 15% daily food and beverage credit; Access to the Museum of Graffiti; Wellness classes; Access to Alo Moves on-demand; 24-hour fitness center; Highspeed WiFi; Local and long distance calls; Access to rooftop pool & bar with sundeck; Daily use of bicycles for up to two (2) hours; 2 cans of water in room daily
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
3000 Florida Avenue
$38.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $114.00
- Called
- Destination fee
- Covers
- Welcome Passion Fruit Spritz Cocktail Upon Arrival; Two (2) Boxed Waters Daily; In-room Perla Coffee & JoJo Tea, with Kettle; Use of the Hotel's Resort Bikes (Based upon availability); Wireless Internet in Guest Rooms and Public Spaces; Local Telephone Calls; Work Nook Access; Package Handling (First Package Complimentary)
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
100 Chopin Plz
$40.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $120.00
- Called
- Resort fee
- Covers
- free wireless internet (Wi-Fi); 24/7 Fitness Center; Steam Room and Sauna in mySpa; $15 credit at Toro Toro; $25 credit in mySpa
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
4400 N.W. 87th Ave
$40.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $120.00
- Called
- Resort fee
- Covers
- Priority access to book golf tee times, tennis court reservations, and poolside cabana rentals; Use of the Golf Practice Facility; Use of the resort Fitness Center, including a daily schedule of group exercise classes; 60-minute Tennis demonstration every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 9:00am; High-speed internet in guest rooms, public areas, and meeting spaces
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
788 Brickell Plaza
$54.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $162.00
- Called
- Destination fee
- Covers
- —
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
398 NE 5th Street
$59.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $177.00
- Called
- Daily amenity fee
- Covers
- exclusive beach club on South Beach; daily yoga and fitness classes; two-story fitness complex; Resort-Style Rooftop Pool and hot tub; in-room Wi-Fi; local and 1-800 phone calls
Hotel's site · checked Sep 16, 2026
Not confirmed on the hotel's site
The hotel's site could not be read, or it does not state the fee. That is not the same as charging nothing: silence is not a refusal, and a list that turned “could not find it” into $0 would be inventing the exact number this page exists to expose. These hotels are listed, not priced.
- citizenM Miami Brickell11 SE 10th StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- citizenM Miami Worldcenter700 NE 2ND AVENUENo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown Brickell-Port of Miami100 SE 4th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Courtyard by Marriott Miami at Dolphin Mall11275 Nw 12th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Courtyard by Marriott Miami West/FL Turnpike11580 Nw 105th StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- DoubleTree by Hilton Miami Doral10250 Nw 19th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- EB Hotel Miami Airport4299 Nw 36th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Element Miami International Airport3525 NW 25th StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Miami International Airport3974 NW South River DriveNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Eurostars Langford121 SE 1st StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Wynwood Design District3450 Biscayne BoulevardNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn & Suites Miami-Airport South-Blue Lagoon777 Nw 57th AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn & Suites Miami/Brickell-Downtown50 Sw 12th StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn Miami-Coconut Grove/Coral Gables2800 Sw 28th TerNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hilton Garden Inn Miami Dolphin Mall1695 NW 111th AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon5101 Blue Lagoon DrNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn Express Miami Airport Doral Area by IHG8436 NW 36th StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn Express Miami Airport-Blue Lagoon Area6750 Nw 7th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn Miami-International Airport1111 S Royal Poinciana BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Hyatt Centric Brickell Miami1102 Brickell Bay Dr, Downtown MiamiNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- InterContinental at Doral Miami2505 Nw 87th AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Kimpton EPIC Hotel by IHG270 Biscayne Blvd WayNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay1633 N Bayshore DrNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Novotel Miami Brickell1500 SW 1st AvenueNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Pullman Miami Airport5800 Blue Lagoon DrNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Sheraton Miami Airport Hotel and Executive Meeting Center3900 NW 21st StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- SpringHill Suites Miami Doral3895 NW 107th AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- The Grayson Miami1100 Biscayne BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- TownePlace Suites by Marriott Miami Airport4021 Nw 11th StNo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
- Tru By Hilton Miami West Brickell1931 SW 3RD AVENUENo source recordedchecked Sep 16, 2026See rooms
How the fee reaches your bill
A resort fee is a mandatory charge per night that the hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in. It is not a government tax, and it is charged whether or not you use anything it covers. Some hotels call it a destination, facility or amenity fee; the table uses the hotel's own word.
Because the hotel takes it at the desk, it can sit outside the total a booking site quotes. We put it in the total, and we say which part we charge and which part the hotel collects, because only one of those is ours to take.
Where a hotel says tax is charged on the fee, the row says so; where it says nothing, the row says nothing.
Since May 12, 2025, the FTC's rule on unfair fees (16 CFR Part 464) has required the total price a seller shows to include mandatory fees. Government taxes may still be left out of it, and the rule governs what a seller displays, not what a hotel may charge.
Read next
- What is a resort fee? — what it pays for, who collects it, and why it is not in the headline rate.
- Destination fee, facility fee, resort fee: one hotel charge
- Hotels without resort fees, city by city
- Resort fee laws by state, and the federal rule
- Resort fee calculator — the fee for your stay, with the tax on it where the hotel charges one.
- How we check these figures — where each number comes from and what we refuse to print.
- Every city — the ones read from the hotels' own sites, and the ones estimated.
Questions
- Which Miami hotels have no resort fee?
- None of the 39 Miami hotels we checked states on its own site that it charges no fee. 30 hotels could not be confirmed either way; they are listed below, not here.
- How much is the typical Miami resort fee?
- Of the 39 Miami hotels we checked, 9 state a fee. The median stated fee is $38.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $23.00, at The Biltmore Hotel; the highest is $59.00, at The Elser Hotel Miami. Checked through Sep 16, 2026.
- Is tax charged on the resort fee?
- 7 of the 9 hotels that state a fee say tax is charged on top of it, and 2 do not say. Each row in the table marks what its hotel said.
- What is a resort fee?
- A mandatory nightly charge a hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in, on top of the room rate and separate from government tax. Hotels also call it a destination, facility or amenity fee. It is charged whether or not you use anything it covers.
Other cities
All 36, compared →“Hotels' own sites” marks a city whose fees we read hotel by hotel. A percentage is the typical gap between the advertised rate and the real total; “est.” marks one estimated from market data rather than measured from captured rates.