Nestled along Miami Beach, the Faena Hotel dazzles with opulent Art Deco rooms, eclectic dining, and whimsical art, including a golden mammoth skeleton.
"Known for its avant-garde design and larger-than-life art installations, the Faena’s pool area is nothing short of spectacular. Overlooking a jungle of tropical plants, the pool is lined with vibrant red-and-white striped loungers, embodying Faena’s signature sophistication. The beach club, with its tropical cabanas and dedicated service, offers a more laid-back vibe, perfect for lounging in Miami’s famous heat." - Ty Gaskins
"Faena Hotel Miami Beach, Florida has been awarded two keys." - Stacey Lastoe
"Click below to jump to each distinction: Three Keys Two Keys One Key." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The Faena District occupies an eight-block stretch of prime oceanfront real estate. There are condominium towers, a high-end design bazaar, and a cultural center, but for the moment, the knock-out highlight is the hotel. Alan Faena enlisted a dream team of designers, including architect Rem Koolhaas, to bring his fantasies to life, and the result is fanciful indeed." - Mark Fedeli
"Miami Beach’s postcard aesthetic is, for better or worse, predictable: Art Deco curves, sun-faded pastel paint, perfectly landscaped palm trees. Yet the Faena Hotel Miami Beach – which has just received one of Michelin’s new Key awards – blows all of that convention clear out of the turquoise blue water. The U.S. outpost of Argentine hotelier Alan Faena’s eponymous concept, which launched in 2004 in Buenos Aires, is in a design class all its own. Its maximal, outré, conspicuous look isn’t for everyone, but even if its over-the-top visuals aren’t for you, they can still be appreciated." - Nick Remsen