The Setai, Miami Beach

Hotel · Miami, United States

The Setai, Miami Beach

The Setai Miami Beach occupies an Asian Art Deco building on Collins Avenue at 20th Street, with Art Deco Suites, Ocean Suites and four on-site dining rooms.

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Overview

The Setai Miami Beach stands on Collins Avenue at 20th Street, an oceanfront address within walking distance of Miami Beach's shops, restaurants and nightlife. The building dates to 1937, when it opened as the Dempsey-Vanderbilt hotel, designed by architect Henry Hohauser. Its Asian Art Deco lines remain the defining feature of the property today.

Guest accommodation is split between two categories. Art Deco Suites use teak wood and clean lines, drawing on the building's original Asian Art Deco aesthetic. Ocean Suites add unobstructed ocean views, including sunrise, along with personalised Asian-inspired service.

Dining spans four venues. Jaya serves Indian, Chinese, Thai and Balinese dishes in an indoor room and an alfresco courtyard. Japón, newly opened, focuses on contemporary Japanese cuisine with a private dining room alongside its main space. Ocean Grill offers Italian-Mediterranean fare, including grilled meats and seafood, in an oceanfront setting. Jo's Bar sits between Jaya and Japón, recently reimagined with a cocktail and food menu. The hotel also runs a Valmont Spa, holds meetings and events in dedicated venues, and has a courtyard that turns into a social scene at night.

Rooms
On request
Minimum stay
1 night
Check in
15:00
Check out
12:00

Why we like it

  • Oceanfront address at Collins Avenue and 20th Street, Miami Beach
  • Asian Art Deco building designed by Henry Hohauser, originally the Dempsey-Vanderbilt hotel of 1937
  • Two suite categories: Art Deco Suites and Ocean Suites with unobstructed sunrise views
  • Four dining venues: Jaya, Japón, Ocean Grill and Jo's Bar
  • On-site Valmont Spa and dedicated meetings and events venues
  • Courtyard that turns lively at night

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Rooms & suites

Categories shown for orientation. Your travel advisor will confirm which are available for your dates and recommend the one that suits the trip.

  • Art Deco Suites

    Finished in teak wood with clean lines, these suites draw on the Asian Art Deco aesthetic of the original 1937 building, with dramatic accents and natural textures.

    Up to 2 guests
  • Ocean Suites

    These suites pair discreet, personalised Asian-inspired service with ocean views that include unobstructed sunrises.

    Up to 2 guests
    Ocean view with sunrise view

Amenities

  • Jaya restaurant
  • Japón restaurant
  • Ocean Grill restaurant
  • Jo's Bar
  • Valmont Spa
  • Weekend brunch
  • Meetings and events venues
  • Leaders Club

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Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay

  • Daily breakfast for two
  • Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
  • Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
  • Early check in and late check out on request
  • Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager

Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.

Location

Miami, United States

Ocean Drive and the Art Deco district, Bal Harbour's beaches and the Keys to the south.

Questions

Where exactly is The Setai Miami Beach located?
The hotel is at 2001 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, on the oceanfront at Collins Avenue and 20th Street, within walking distance of the area's shops, restaurants and nightlife.
What room categories does the hotel offer?
There are two categories: Art Deco Suites, finished in teak wood with Asian Art Deco lines, and Ocean Suites, which add unobstructed ocean views including sunrise and personalised service.
What dining options are on site?
The hotel runs four venues: Jaya for Indian, Chinese, Thai and Balinese food, Japón for contemporary Japanese cuisine, Ocean Grill for Italian-Mediterranean fare, and Jo's Bar for cocktails and food between the two restaurants.
Is there a spa at the hotel?
Yes, the property has a Valmont Spa offering treatments, which can be requested through the hotel's spa service.
What is the history of the building?
The Asian Art Deco building was designed by architect Henry Hohauser and originally opened in 1937 as the Dempsey-Vanderbilt hotel.

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