The hotel scene in Greater Miami & Miami Beach is always growing and evolving. Whether it’s a buzzy hotel with playful, high-tech amenities, a hotel that feels like home for business and extended stays, or a resort perfect for a luxe getaway, all visitors will be able to find their desired vibe and location. Here’s a look at some of Miami’s newest hotels and recently renovated properties.

Coconut Grove

Mayfair House Hotel & Garden, the longtime grande dame of Coconut Grove, has been magically transformed with lush gardens, cascading fountains and artwork from internationally acclaimed artists, all while holding on to its distinct architectural details. Get a great night’s sleep in spacious suites fitted with custom furniture and soaking tubs. Third-floor suites boast their own garden terraces and outdoor showers. Escape to the rooftop pool, where Sipsip bar offers Bahamas-inspired food and drinks. At night, enjoy Sonoran-style food at the signature restaurant, the Mayfair Grill. This hotel puts guests within walking distance of Coconut Grove’s many shops, restaurants and bayfront parks.

Coral Gables

The new Loews Coral Gables Hotel, set just a couple of blocks from famed Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, is a sophisticated and modern property with 242 guestrooms, including 21 stylish suites. Guests can indulge in luxe amenities, such as a spa, fitness center and pool, along with four restaurants and lounges. If you’re in need of meeting or event spaces, the hotel boasts a large ballroom as well as a ninth-floor event deck with views of downtown Coral Gables.

Downtown Miami & Brickell

Set in the work-live-play Brickell neighborhood, the newly minted citizenM Miami Brickell is packed with personality, from its rooftop pool offering sweeping views of Downtown Miami to communal spaces including a living room that makes it feel like you’re hanging out in someone’s home. Guests are greeted by vibrant murals by Miami artist Jen Stark and commissioned works by various artists throughout the hotel. Rooms feature extra-large king-size beds, a jetlag-bursting power shower and lots of high-tech gadgets. Soon you’ll be able to stay at the hotel brand’s second Brickell location, citizenM Miami World Center, where you’ll be treated to 351 app-controlled bedrooms, a rooftop bar, fitness center and designer living room. Also in Brickell, Tru By Hilton West Brickell vibrates with a youthful energy in common areas packed with games to keep guests connected. Semi-private work pods in the lobby cater to business travelers. For other hotels that offer all the comforts of home, check out The Elser Hotel & Residences, Hotel AKA Brickell, and AC Hotel Miami Brickell & Element Miami Brickell.

South Beach

For architectural charm and history, boutique gem Esme Hotel on Española Way in South Beach offers 145 uniquely decorated guest rooms and suites, a rooftop pool and lounge, and dining hotspots including Tropezon, a gin and tapas bar. For a trendy hostel with a Latin vibe, check out Viajero Miami, which offers a mix of traditional hotel rooms and a hostel with dorm-style rooms. Another unique offering is the newly rebranded Uma House by Yurbban, known for its two towers, each with a distinct style, plus outdoor spaces perfect for relaxing and mingling.

Wynwood

Wynwood, Miami’s hub of street art and Instagram-worthy murals, now has its first hotel, and it’s packed with resort-style amenities. Paying homage to Wynwood’s creative surroundings, Arlo Hotel Wynwood is like walking through a museum, thanks to the 250-plus permanent works sprinkled around the property, from its mural-rich exteriors to its lobby, guest rooms and yoga deck. Dine at the new MaryGold’s restaurant, helmed by Brad Kilgore, one Miami’s top chefs. When you’re not appreciating art, you’ll want to float in the 76-foot-long heated pool.