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Recently renovated, graced with effortless beauty and sophistication, The Biltmore Hotel is a national historic landmark located in the exclusive Coral Gables area, with close proximity to Miami Beach and downtown Miami. The 273-room resort includes 133 suites and features spectacular Mediterranean architecture with classic Italian, Moorish, and Spanish influences spread over 150 acres of tropical landscape. A favorite of world leaders and celebrities since its opening in 1926, the hotel offers a restored Donald Ross 18-hole, 71-par championship golf course; tennis courts; the largest hotel pool on the East Coast of the United States with private cabanas; a European spa and a renowned fitness center. The hotel’s dining destinations include the award winning Palme d'Or, recognized by Zagat as one of the best restaurants in the country; Fontana, a traditional Italian restaurant surrounding The Biltmore courtyard and fountain; the poolside Cascade, the 19th Hole golf-centric restaurant and culinary academy.
Biltmore Hotel Miami - Coral Gables
1200 Anastasia Avenue
Miami, Florida
33134
Nearest Airport: MIA
I am a guest at the hotel due to a work conference. Although the hotel is beautiful, I would not accept a free room at this hotel in the future, due to the incredible amount of loud noise of water moving in the pipes in the ceiling of each room. This noise lasts all day. I am writing this review at 7:30 at night due to the lackluster response from the front door staff when I called to inquire about when the noise might subside. I called the front desk and was notified that an engineer would need to come to my room to visibly inspect the pipes. This doesn’t make sense to me as the issue is not the visual impact of the pipes but more a question about when does the hotel turn off its industrial pipeline. The issue is with the really old pipes that run through a really old hotel that has been renovated, but apparently the pipes cascading through each room were overlooked. The front desk staff were difficult to work with. This hotel is over 100 years old and noise in the pipe should be expected. However, noise happening almost 24 hours a day is very difficult to accept at the price point of this hotel.
Corinne W
Spent five nights at the Biltmore. It’s a beautiful historic property. Not sure I would call it “luxury”’by today’s standards but still a great stay. The room was good if not great, the bathroom was very small with one sink, a toilet that didn’t want to flush and wasn’t big enough for two people at once. Bed was very comfortable. We had a balcony overlooking the pool but no chairs on which to sit and enjoy. Housekeeping had to be requested every day we wanted the room refreshed and still didn’t always show up until we stopped by concierge. On the plus side the pool is iconic, the on-site food delicious and the gym is absolutely epic. Definitely bring a car here—nothing is walkable so you end up taking uber everywhere and self parking is free. I would have liked to try the brunch but for $152 p/p someone else will have to weigh in.
mickshrimpton - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Once in a very great while a property is restored to its former glory that actually improves upon its past. This is such a place. From the moment you approach and see the beautiful central tower and enter the lobby rich with decoration that makes Hearst castle pale by comparison. Matching antique bird cages whose brightly colored inhabitants chitter in the background greet you as you approach the front desk. All staff are at the top of their game. Concierge takes care of all reservations including golf, local dining and transfers and actually remembers you from your phone call. The hotel has been recently redone from top to bottom. Hallways have phots of the legends that were patrons long ago. We had a golf view suite that was a true suite with a dining table and multiple French doors out the balcony where we could watch the players tee off. Decor was an echo of the past with updated colors of seafoam and aubergine with samuel and sons trim on the drapes. Seperate bedroom with windows on 2 sides and an opulently dressed bed with a vintage chandelier above. Room service was great with a very on top of it server. We also had a memorable meal at the restaurant by the fountain on the lower level. Great food with something for everyone with the ambiance of a Sicilian garden. The best part is that you can send your partner out to the golf course while you enjoy the gorgeous spa with views from the top of the hotel and a rock strewn pathway to the treatment rooms. This is the perfect place for a golf weekend or a girls spa trip. Coral gables town is a stones throw away with lots restaurants and shopping. A home run !
stephanie h
My wife, Megan, and I spent the past week at The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables and absolutely loved it. It’s our favorite escape from the busyness of Miami — a perfect little retreat filled with history, charm, and elegance. The hotel exudes a timeless sense of presence, and dining by the fountain is always a highlight. A special thank-you to Michael-Anne, our wonderful server, who embodies the warmth and spirit of the Biltmore. Her friendly, attentive service makes every meal feel special. We look forward to returning again soon!
Anthony D
I ordered a nightly fruit plate with Pelligrino when I reserved online and it was confirmed and also I reminded them of this when I came. So it arrived the first night but never after that. Also The front desk is frugal with upgrades even though I have sIgned up through platinum amex and iprefer. I know this because I have stayed in this hotel over 20 times and my daughter was married here as well. Thet simply are less generous with the upgrades than the other hotels in these systems. I checked in on Friday and was told there was a wedding which I understand. But what about Monday and Tuesday when the hotel was empty. They said I should chec back Monday AM. Not very friendly given my frequent visits, platinum and iprefere cards and obviosly there were rooms available. They did call me back mid-day Monday when I was at Parrot Jungle and could hardly return to make a switch. Finally the dinner food in the Fontana is shameful - with some exceptions However that said i love the hotel, especially the live music downstairs , the breakfasts, the ambience, the staff, the food in the golf course restaurant, the glorious ppol, the new security guard outside the pool and I will continue to come here 20 more times every time I visit Miami because the pluses outweigh the minus-es.
Peter D
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