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The Resort View King at Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is a 380 sq ft guest room with a calming Resort View and contemporary Japanese beach-house touches. Thoughtfully designed with organic wood accents and cherry-blossom motifs, the room delivers a serene base for two guests and connects you to the hotel’s Mid-Beach setting and shared resort amenities.
Sleeping up to 2 guests on a single King Bed, the layout pairs a comfortable bedroom area with a private bathroom finished in spa-like materials. Bathrooms include a rainfall showerhead, shower, toilet and all the essentials—designer toiletries (Natura Bissé listed among the property’s bath amenities), shampoo, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, bathrobes, slippers and towels—alongside a hair dryer and in-room safety features. Accessible options and Braille/raised signage are available to ensure guests with mobility needs can enjoy the stay.
Guests enjoy modern conveniences and daily service: a 60-inch TV with cable and pay movies, free WiFi, an espresso maker, minibar, in-room safe, iron/ironing board, and daily housekeeping with turndown service. Room service is available during limited hours and the front desk operates 24 hours. Safety amenities include a fire extinguisher, and the hotel provides family-friendly touches such as a free crib. These details make the Resort View King a relaxed, well-equipped choice for a Miami Beach visit while remaining firmly connected to Nobu Hotel Miami Beach’s signature dining, pool and spa offerings.





























It is a 380 sq. ft. guest room with a resort view, built around a king bed for two guests. The décor follows David Rockwell's contemporary Japanese beach-house design, with organic wood accents and cherry-blossom motifs. The hotel sits inside the Eden Roc on Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach.
The room has 1 king bed and sleeps up to 2 guests, so it suits couples or solo travelers best. A free crib is available for families with an infant. Children 12 and under stay free using existing bedding in a parent's room.
The bathroom is private and spa-like, with a rainfall showerhead and a shower. It comes with bathrobes, slippers, towels, a hair dryer, soap, shampoo, and a toothbrush and toothpaste. Natura Bissé bath amenities are part of the hotel's bathrooms.
You get a 60-inch TV with cable channels and pay movies, free WiFi, an espresso maker, a minibar, an in-room safe, and an iron and ironing board. Housekeeping comes daily with turndown service. Room service runs limited hours, and the front desk is open 24 hours.
A mandatory daily resort fee applies, and the amount varies by booking channel and date, from roughly $45 to $56 per room per night. It has included a welcome drink, access to the Nobu Pool, and the Esencia Spa relaxation rooms, plunge pool, hot tub and steam room. It has also covered daily lounge chairs at the pool and beach, WiFi, in-room coffee and tea, and the 24-hour fitness center with studio classes.
The public beach and Indian Beach Park are about a 1–2 minute walk from the hotel. The property has four outdoor pools. The Nobu Pool is exclusive to hotel guests and adults-only (21+). The other pools, shared with Eden Roc, include a children's pool. You can use the beach and pool on both your arrival and departure days.
Nobu Miami serves dinner only, starting at 6:00 PM. Ocean Social has breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Café Inez opens at 6:00 AM for coffee and light bites, and Aquatica Pool & Beach Bar serves cocktails and light bites by the water. In-room dining runs 7:00 AM to 10:15 PM Sunday–Thursday and 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM Friday–Saturday.
The room lists wheelchair accessibility and Braille/raised signage. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM, with early arrival and late departure subject to availability. The hotel is non-smoking, and a refundable incidental deposit of about $200 is collected at the property. Parking is valet only, at $55 plus tax overnight.
Miami International Airport is about 10–12 miles away, a 17–21 minute drive. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle, but the concierge can help arrange transportation. Uber from MIA to South Beach typically costs about $35–55. Miami-Dade Transit's Route 150 also runs from the airport to Mid-Beach for $2.25.
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