Covered parkingSecured parkingRestaurantSwimming poolHeated poolFree pool cabanas
Check-in / Check-out
From 04:00 PM · Until 11:00 AM
Classification
5-Star Hotel
Amenities
Health or beauty spa nearby, Non-smoking rooms, Air conditioning, Swimming pool, Restaurant, Room service
Location
Miami Beach, us
Historic Mediterranean Revival Setting
Experience luxury in a historic Mediterranean Revival setting at our Miami Beach resort. Enjoy the rooftop pool, bar, and lounge with stunning views, along with eco-friendly amenities and delicious dining options.
Elegant Studios with Modern Amenities
Relax in our elegant studios featuring plush seating, plasma TV, and minibar. Decorated in soothing colors and wood furniture, each studio offers a comfortable retreat for your stay.
Complimentary Services and Activities
Indulge in complimentary perks such as daily social hour, morning coffee, Wi-Fi, and beach bags with essentials. Explore the area with free bike rentals and stay active with gym passes included in the resort fee.
Book now to elevate your Miami Beach getaway at Kimpton Angler’s Hotel.
Check-in from 04:00 PM. Check-out by 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late checkout may be available upon request.
Cancellation
Cancellation terms vary by rate. Flexible rates allow free cancellation up to 24–48 hours before arrival. Non-refundable rates cannot be canceled or modified.
Payment
All prices are all-inclusive with taxes and fees. A valid credit card is required at check-in. No additional resort or service fees will apply.
Important Information
When booking 10 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Breakfast package reservations are allowed breakfast for a maximum of two people sharing a room.”Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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KIMPTON ANGLER’S HOTEL SOUTH BEACH BY IHG
Guest Reviews
What Guests Say
9.0
Exceptional
2,288 reviews
Highlights
+Great location
+Friendly staff
Could Improve
–Room issues
–No gym available
Cleanliness8.0
Some reviews mentioned dingy and dirty rooms and inconsistency.
Service9.5
Friendly staff and helpful service as highlighted in multiple reviews.
Location9.5
Consistently praised for its proximity to the beach and local attractions.
Room Quality8.5
Spacious rooms mentioned, but some rooms were found to be dated.
Amenities9.0
Good amenities like rooftop pool and free bike rentals were noted.
Value for Money9.0
Felt reasonable given the location and amenities.
Food and Beverage9.0
Breakfast quality appreciated, though some noted lack of options.
Overall Experience9.5
Overall positive sentiment from multiple reviews about the experience.
WorldTravellerfromSE
Business · Mar 2026
10
Great hotel in a great location
Liked:Kimpton Angler’s in Miami is a well located and cool hotel in South Beach, within easy walking distance of the beach, restaurants, and shops. It’s close to all the action, yet slightly removed from the busiest streets, making it convenient to explore the area on foot while still offering a more relaxed atmosphere. The overall vibe is cool, with a nice mix of trendy guests and friendly staff.
The rooms are modern and functional, with comfortable beds and clean, well-maintained bathrooms. I had a balcony with partial views. While some finishes lean more contemporary than luxurious, the property is clearly well cared for.
The staff creates a relaxed and personal atmosphere. The pool area is good, with a rooftop bar. Complimentary bike rental for the first two hours is a practical extra!
This was my second stay, and I would happily return again. Recommended!
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Jennifer
Couple · Feb 2026
7
Overall enjoyable.
Liked:Staff friendly & courteous, roof top pool-great, complimentary electric bikes use wonderful, happy hour pleasurable…
Disliked:Not enjoyable was 2am toilet issues, also carpeting in hallways was filthy & grossly stained.
via Nuitee
Paulius
Family With Children · Feb 2026
2
Liked:The only good thing is that beach is close.
Disliked:Probably everything. It is not 5 star hotel,it is 3 at the best. When you arrive at 5 star hotel you at least expect someone to help with your luggage to the room - you wish. You have to drag all your stuff all the way yourself after 15 hours of flight to the next building,take elevator and get to the room where you expect to get a proper rest but instead all you get is total dissapoinment. Room is terrible. Renovation is needed very much - no idea when the hotel was built but 100% rooms and furniture are from those times. Rooms are terrible,smelly, cleaning of the bathroom was not done for the whole stay of 3 days. You have to ask for room cleaning or towel change every day,otherrwise it is not happening. They claim it on small number of employess. 5 star hotel.... On top they take 100usd reservation for every night of your stay and during the check out state that refund will come the next day - week has passed no refund. No message. Nothing. And i could go on.
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497ph
Solo Travel · Feb 2026
4
Lots of stress
Liked:There are a lot of positive things to say about Angler's, and l wouldn't discourage people from staying there. However, my most recent visit did raise concerns:
On check in, tired after travel, l asked the desk clerk to confirm the total cost for my pending stay, and was quoted an amount hundreds of dollars above my hotel confirmed amount. This necessitated me getting my phone out of my bag, finding the hotel confirmation, showing it to him, and inquiring why he was saying they intended to charge me hundreds more. He said that l needed to speak to his supervisor. After waiting to speak to the supervisor, and once again explaining the problem, the supervisor told me that l would have to speak to his supervisor. After waiting for his supervisor, and subsequently once again explaining the problem, she apologized, assured me the issue would be fixed, offered assurance that l would be charged the lower / confirmed amount, and offered a $100 credit as some goodwill gesture for my time and trouble. I told her l appreciated the $100 credit, but really just wanted the discrepancy fixed.
Twelve days later, and two days before my departure, l again attended the reception desk and asked the desk clerk to confirm the total amount l would be charged for my stay. Unbelievably, l was once again quoted a figure hundreds of dollars above my hotel confirmed amount. Furthermore, the promised $100 goodwill gesture credit was no where to be seen. Kind of completely negates the goodwill, from my perspective.
This necessitated my returning to my room, to get my phone, to return downstairs, to wait while the desk clerk checked in arriving guests, to once again produce the actual confirmed amount. I was told to return the following day, my final day (which l had hoped to enjoy), and once again speak with the supervisor who 12 days earlier offered assurance that all would be fixed. Eventually, after my insistence, and still further wait, the Director of Rooms was summoned. Once again l explained the situation. Once again, l produced evidence of the hotel confirmed actual (lower) amount. Once again, l received assurance that all this would be fixed.
From my perspective, a repeat guest should not have to spend this much time and effort, and experience this much stress, to rectify something that clearly should not happen in the first place.
Other, lesser issues, include:
- returning to my room one day to find that neither key card would open the room door. This necessitated a return trip down to the reception. The woman gave me new key cards. Back to the elevator and up to the room - only to once again find that neither key card worked. Back to the elevator, and back downstairs. The desk receptionist called someone. After waiting for her - back to the elevators and back up, to be told the lock needed battery replacement (as l understand it), and l should wait further while a hotel maintenance person was summoned. At this point, l gave up. All l wanted to do was drop some things in the room. While l understand issues arise from time to time - how much time should a guest spend, trying to get into their room? I left, and just carried the things around for the remainder of the afternoon.
- it was very time consuming figuring out how to work the television. Admittedly, l am not the most intelligent person. However, all l seek is the basics - what numbers to push on the remote, to access my relatively few basic channels (ie: ABC, CNN, HGTV, CBC). Two separate hotel representatives came to my room. After each standing in front of the TV for say 1/2 hour, pushing buttons, it seemed evident that neither had a clue how to assist me, or work the TV. While l know they meant well, it seemed an awful waste of my time, as well as there's. Too late for me, however, a simple handout on request showing what remote buttons to push to obtain what station, along with simple instructions on what to do when the TV screen shows "no source", or "no signal", would be so very helpful. The time l spent to figure this out for myself, was very frustrating, and unfortunate.
- Personally, l find it a challenge to hang a bath towel, face towel, face cloth, and bath mat, on one towel rack. Goodness knows what a couple does.
- l don't consider myself overly modest, however, finishing up at the main floor hotel washroom urinal, to turn around and find a female cleaner has entered and is wiping down the sink area, l find this a tad disconcerting. Presumably, women do not find men in the women's washroom.
Lastly, on my departure, l asked the desk clerk to please call me a taxi. After say 10 minutes, standing by the street, a huge SUV pulled up. I took little notice, continuing to watch for my requested taxi cab. The SUV driver went into and exited the hotel, and said he was my driver. Evidently, the desk clerk called a private car service, which l did not request or want. Fortunately, l shortly thereafter was able to hail a taxi on the street. No idea why the desk staff did not do as l requested - call me a taxi. So simple, one would think.
It seems unlikely that l will return. One comes to relax, rather than deal with these issues (most notably - the failure to have the accurate quoted agreed to cost, and the ridiculous time, effort, and stress to sort this out).
