
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach
Best for guests who want Nobu dining, a Japanese-influenced design, multiple pools (including a guest-only adults pool) and an extensive spa.
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Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is a five-star, Japanese-inspired beachfront hotel-within-a-hotel at the Eden Roc, aimed at travelers who want design-forward rooms, multiple pools and signature Nobu dining. Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa is a five-star, contemporary beachfront resort with a lifestyle focus and larger public amenities — read this if you want a modern, activity‑forward beachfront stay.
Updated · about 0.8 km apart

Best for guests who want Nobu dining, a Japanese-influenced design, multiple pools (including a guest-only adults pool) and an extensive spa.

Best for travelers seeking a contemporary beachfront resort with a busy public program, two outdoor pools, on-site Mediterranean cuisine by a notable chef group, and larger meeting/event capacity.
When Nobu Hotel Miami Beach wins: pick Nobu if you prioritize the Nobu restaurant and bar program, multiple pool options (four outdoor pools including a 21+ Nobu Pool and a children’s pool), extensive spa facilities (Esencia Wellness Spa with 18 treatment rooms and a hydrotherapy circuit), and a more intimate, design-focused experience inside Eden Roc.
When Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa wins: choose Andaz if you want a contemporary, lifestyle beachfront resort with more guestrooms, a simpler beachfront/resort layout, on-site Aguasal José Andrés Group dining options, complimentary bicycles and a straightforward set of public resort amenities for active beach days and meetings.
Bottom line: both are five-star beachfront properties in Mid‑Beach; Nobu is the choice for Nobu-branded dining, spa depth and a design-led boutique feel inside Eden Roc, while Andaz is the practical pick for a larger, contemporary beachfront resort experience.
| Category | Nobu Hotel Miami Beach | Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Japanese-inspired, design-forward boutique within Eden Roc | Contemporary, lifestyle beachfront resort |
| Location | Mid‑Beach on Collins Ave; steps from sand via Eden Roc access | Mid‑Beach on Collins Ave; beachfront property at 4041 Collins Ave |
| Size (rooms) | 206 guest rooms, including three penthouse-level Villas | 287 guestrooms |
| Ages / audience | All ages; kids' club (4–12), children's pool; adults-only Nobu Pool (21+) | All ages (supplier listing: adultsOnly false) |
| Pools | Four outdoor pools total, including an adults-only Nobu Pool and a children's pool | Two outdoor pools; fence around pool and pool sun loungers listed |
| Restaurants & bars | Nobu Miami (Japanese‑Nikkei), Nobu Lobby Bar, Ocean Social, Aquatica Pool & Beach Bar, Café Inez | Aguasal (José Andrés Group, Mediterranean), 2 restaurants, 1 beach bar, 1 poolside bar, 1 bar/lounge, coffee shop |
| Spa & fitness | Esencia Wellness Spa & Fitness Center — ~22,000 sq ft, 18 treatment rooms, hydrotherapy circuit, 24‑hr gym | Full-service spa and fitness center; spa services on site and fitness facilities listed |
| Beach access | Direct beach access via Eden Roc grounds (1–2 minute walk) | Beachfront property with on-site beach club (surcharge) and beach sun loungers |
| Events / meetings | Extensive event space shared with Eden Roc (multiple ballrooms, penthouse venues, large capacities) | 10 meeting rooms and ballroom spaces listed; limo/town car service available |
| Parking & transportation | Valet only; no self-parking; some penthouse Villas include arranged airport transfers | Covered parking and valet parking available (surcharge) |
| Kids & family features | Kids' club, children's pool, children 12 and under stay free using existing bedding | Children eat free breakfast (ages 5 and younger eat free); family-friendly features listed |
Nobu sits inside the Eden Roc complex on Collins Avenue in Mid‑Beach, a short walk to the sand and local attractions.
Choose Nobu for immediate beach access plus a Mid‑Beach location with close links to Lincoln Road and the Boardwalk.
Andaz is a standalone beachfront resort on Collins Avenue in Mid‑Beach with direct beach frontage.
Choose Andaz if you want a classic beachfront resort layout with direct sand access and onsite beach services.
Nobu offers 206 Japanese‑influenced rooms and several penthouse Villas with room names reflecting ocean and bay views.
Nobu focuses on design-driven rooms and a small collection of high-end Villas for guests seeking a boutique penthouse experience.
Andaz lists a broad set of room types and suites (287 guestrooms) including ocean-view balconies and loft options.
Andaz has a larger room inventory with a variety of balcony and suite configurations aimed at guests who want ocean or city views.
Dining at Nobu Hotel Miami Beach centers on Nobu Miami plus a mix of casual and poolside venues.
Nobu is the pick for guests who prioritize Nobu-brand cuisine plus a broader on-site dining program including oceanfront seafood.
Andaz highlights Mediterranean cuisine (Aguasal — José Andrés Group) plus other restaurant and bar options.
Andaz is aimed at guests who want a contemporary beachfront restaurant program and a prominent chef-group dining option.
Nobu offers multiple pool experiences across its Eden Roc footprint and direct beach access.
Nobu suits guests who want variety — quiet adult-only pooltime plus family-friendly pool options and immediate beach access.
Andaz lists two outdoor pools and a beachfront club for guests who want a straightforward beach-and-pool day.
Andaz is a good fit for guests who want a classic beachfront resort setup with scheduled pool and beach services.
Nobu's Esencia Wellness Spa and fitness programs are a major on-site draw.
Choose Nobu if you want deep spa facilities, round-the-clock gym access and evening Nobu dining and bar experiences.
Andaz provides on-site spa services, fitness facilities and evening food-and-drink options.
Andaz works for travelers who want an active beachfront schedule plus on-site spa treatments and casual evening options.

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach — if you’re visiting specifically for Nobu Miami and the Nobu bar program.

Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa — larger room inventory and a clear meeting/banquet offering for groups.

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach — Esencia Wellness Spa has an extensive hydrotherapy circuit and 18 treatment rooms.

Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa — beachfront club, beach loungers and two pools make beach days straightforward.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach has a kids' club (ages 4–12), a children's pool, and family-friendly dining; Andaz lists family-friendly features and free breakfast for very young children, but Nobu offers more dedicated kids programming.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach has the larger, better-documented spa (Esencia Wellness Spa, ~22,000 sq ft, 18 treatment rooms and a hydrotherapy circuit).
Yes — both properties offer beach access; Andaz is listed as beachfront with a beach club (surcharge) and Nobu provides immediate beach access via Eden Roc grounds.
Nobu has an adults-only Nobu Pool reserved for guests 21+, making it easier to find quieter adult-only pooltime; Andaz is a lively beachfront resort with public pool and beach areas.
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