There are 15 Edit by Chase hotels in Miami Beach, all bookable through Chase Travel with the Sapphire Reserve's $250 Edit credit. September is the cheapest month to book, with a median nightly rate of $610 across the city's Edit hotels, fees included, followed by August at $623. February is the most expensive at a $1,285 median, more than double the September floor.
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The list and map below cover all 15 Edit by Chase hotels in Miami Beach, from The Lennox Miami Beach at a $454 median nightly rate to Faena Miami Beach at $1,687. Rates swing widely by season: the citywide median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, runs $610 in September and $1,285 in February, based on roughly a year of price-calendar data that refreshes nightly.
Edit bookings earn a $100 property credit per stay on top of the Sapphire Reserve's $250 Edit statement credit, a $350 stack. At September's $610 median, two nights cost about $1,220 and the $350 covers roughly 29 percent of the bill. The same two nights at February's $1,285 median cost about $2,570, and the stack covers under 14 percent.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is the cheapest 5-star Edit hotel in the city, with a $623 median nightly rate, and The Standard Spa Miami Beach, also rated 5.0, runs $642. Both sit well below the $1,009 median at The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach.
| Hotel | Rating | Typical nightly* |
|---|---|---|
|
The Lennox Miami Beach Lennox |
★4.0 | $456 |
|
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach Nobu |
★5.0 | $623 |
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The Standard Spa Miami Beach Hyatt |
★5.0 | $642 |
|
Loews Miami Beach Hotel Loews |
★4.0 | $650 |
| Eden Roc Miami Beach | ★4.5 | $666 |
|
Andaz Miami Beach Hyatt |
★4.5 | $746 |
| Fontainebleau Miami Beach | ★4.5 | $758 |
|
The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach Marriott |
★5.0 | $1,009 |
|
The Miami Beach EDITION Marriott |
★5.0 | $1,264 |
| The Setai, Miami Beach | ★5.0 | $1,276 |
|
1 Hotel South Beach 1 Hotels |
★5.0 | $1,460 |
|
Delano Miami Beach Accor |
★4.5 | $1,495 |
|
Faena Miami Beach Faena |
★5.0 | $1,687 |
|
SLS South Beach SLS |
★4.0 | – |
|
W South Beach Marriott |
★5.0 | – |
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for Miami Beach Edit hotels are September, August, and July, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $610. The priciest is February at about $1,285.
September is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Miami Beach, with a $610 median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included. August comes in at $623 and July at $677. These medians come from roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data across all 15 Miami Beach Edit hotels, and they refresh every night.
February is the most expensive month at a $1,285 median nightly rate, with April second at $1,180. December through April is Miami Beach's dry-season peak, driven by winter snowbird demand, the stretch Miami's official visitor guide describes as high season. Every month in that window posts a median of $943 or more.
The summer discount tracks the weather. June through November overlaps Atlantic hurricane season, the reason Jetsetter Alerts flags late summer and early fall as the cheapest time to visit Miami. Chase rates follow the same curve: every month from May through November posts a median of $808 or less, bottoming out at $610 in September.
Event weeks explain the jumps inside high season. Art Basel lands in early December and lifts the citywide median from $779 in November to $1,066 in December, while spring break and March's Ultra Music Festival hold March at $1,092. 30 Second City's month-by-month data shows the same winter-heavy shape across Miami's broader hotel market. The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix helps keep May at $762 rather than at summer lows.
One concrete play: target The Lennox Miami Beach in September. The Lennox is the cheapest Edit hotel in Miami Beach at a $454 median nightly rate, and September is the citywide floor. Two nights near that rate total about $908 before credits, and the $250 Edit credit plus the $100 property credit bring the effective cost down to roughly $558.
None of the 15 Miami Beach Edit hotels currently qualify for the select-brand double credit promotion, which runs through December 31, 2026. Every Miami Beach Edit booking still earns the standard $250 Edit statement credit and the $100 property credit per stay. Cardholders who want the doubled credit will need to book a qualifying brand in another city.
September is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Miami Beach, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $610, fees included, across the city's 15 Edit hotels. August runs $623 and July $677. February is the most expensive month at $1,285, so shifting a stay from February to September saves $675 per night at the median.
The $100 Edit property credit applies once per stay, regardless of how many nights you book. It covers food and beverage spending at the hotel unless the property says otherwise, and it stacks with the $250 Edit statement credit. On a two-night September stay at Miami Beach's $610 median, the combined $350 covers about 29 percent of the room cost.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is the cheapest 5-star Edit hotel in Miami Beach, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $623. The Standard Spa Miami Beach, also rated 5.0, is close behind at $642. Both sit far below the city's other 5-star Edit rates, such as $1,009 at The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach and $1,687 at Faena Miami Beach.
The Lennox Miami Beach is the cheapest Edit hotel in Miami Beach, with a $454 median nightly rate and a 4.0 rating. Loews Miami Beach Hotel ($650) and Eden Roc Miami Beach ($666) fill out the affordable tier. At The Lennox, a two-night stay runs about $908 before credits, and the $350 credit stack cuts that to roughly $558.
The February median of $1,285 is more than double the September median of $610, so waiting for low season saves about $675 per night at the median, or roughly $1,350 on a two-night stay. That gap is more than five times the $250 Edit credit itself. For flexible dates, the July through September window is where the credit stretches furthest in Miami Beach.
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