The best of Miami, rolled up with serene seclusion and a whole lot of flavor.

Yes. Solé Miami sits directly on the sand in Sunny Isles Beach, the quieter barrier-island stretch north of Miami Beach and about 45 minutes from Miami International and about 25 minutes from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International. Days run at your pace here. You get a private beach with chairs, towels and an umbrella from 8:30 AM, plus a 54-foot outdoor pool open dawn to dusk and the Tipsy Turtle Pool Bar a few steps away. Suites add full kitchens and panoramic ocean views for longer, slower stays, and as an accessible-luxury resort our rates typically land 30 to 50% under the ultra-luxury names down the coast.

Sunny Isles Beach is its own city on the barrier island north of Miami and south of Fort Lauderdale, and Solé Miami sits on Collins Avenue with restaurants and shopping about a five minute walk away. South Beach is 12 miles down the road, roughly 30 to 40 minutes in traffic, so you can spend an evening there and still sleep somewhere quiet. Closer to hand are Haulover Beach at 1.5 miles, Aventura Mall at 2 miles and Bal Harbour Shops at 3.4 miles.

The fitness room is on the fifth floor and open to guests 24 hours. It has treadmills, a Peloton Bike, free weights, a dual action pulley station and a leg press. Separate men’s and women’s sauna and steam rooms sit in the locker rooms. There is no on site spa and no hot tub, so if you want a massage or a facial the concierge books therapists and estheticians nearby. The private beach and the pool cover the rest of a morning routine.

Yes. Vacation rentals are available for longer stays, and the one and two bedroom suites come with a full kitchen, including a full size fridge and freezer, a microwave, a stovetop and a dishwasher, plus a living room with a sleeper sofa and a private terrace. There is no laundry on property, though the front desk will point you to a service nearby. Grab and go breakfast starts at 7:30 AM. For weekly or monthly rates, call reservations at 844-223-5493.

Solé Miami is at 17315 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. Miami International is 20 miles away, about 45 minutes, and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International is 15 miles and about 25 minutes. There is no airport shuttle; the concierge arranges private transport, and taxis and rideshare run from both airports. Parking is valet only at $45 per night plus taxes, with unlimited in and out privileges and one car per room. Vehicles larger than a standard SUV cannot be accommodated.

Solé Miami, A Noble House Resort is a direct oceanfront resort in a 24 story tower at 17315 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, with roughly 200 guest rooms and suites, a private beach, an outdoor pool and BALEENkitchen on site. The property opened in 2009 as Solé on the Ocean and has been managed by Noble House Hotels & Resorts since 2017.

• Fitness room: fifth floor, open 24 hours; treadmills, a Peloton Bike, free weights, a dual action pulley station, a leg press
• Sauna and steam rooms: separate men’s and women’s facilities in the locker rooms; no on site spa and no hot tub
• Solé Market & Gifts in the lobby: sundries, snacks, beverages, kids’ beach toys and apparel
• Business services: fourth floor workstation with computer and printer, complimentary printing, fax and photocopy, express mail and package delivery
• Wireless high speed internet in guest rooms and public areas, complimentary when you book direct
• Mandatory charges: resort fee $48 plus tax per room per night; valet parking only, $45 per night plus taxes
• Pets: dogs under 25 pounds, two per room, $100 per stay, with a bed, bowls, treats and a guide to dog friendly beaches
• Getting here: 20 miles (about 45 minutes) from Miami International, 15 miles (about 25 minutes) from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood; no airport shuttle

Yes. Solé Miami is a direct-oceanfront resort in a 24-story tower at 17315 Collins Avenue, with its own private stretch of Sunny Isles Beach on the Atlantic. Beach service runs from 8:30 AM until an hour before sunset. Your resort fee covers two beach chairs with covers, towels and one umbrella, plus stand-up paddleboards, boogie boards and beach toys. The 54-foot outdoor pool and Tipsy Turtle Pool Bar sit just behind the sand when you want to trade the waves for a lounge chair.

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The beach in front of Solé Miami is served exclusively for registered hotel guests, and so is the pool. Beach chair seating begins at 8:30 AM under City of Sunny Isles rules, chairs come out one hour before sunset, and they are first come, first served within the zone the city approves. Because the beach and pool are licensed by the city and the state, food and drink bought elsewhere cannot be brought to either. There is no lifeguard at the pool or on the beach.

The outdoor pool measures 54 feet by 15 feet and is open dawn to dusk, hours set by the resort and the Miami-Dade County Health Department. It is a rectangular oceanfront pool rather than an infinity pool, with the Tipsy Turtle Pool Bar built into it for cocktails and lunch. Use is limited to registered hotel guests and there is no lifeguard. The beach is a few steps beyond it, so a day can move between the two without leaving the property.

The daily resort fee is $48 plus tax per room per night, on top of the room rate. It covers in room coffee, two beach chairs with covers, two towels and one umbrella per day based on availability, and use of the stand up paddleboards, boogie boards and beach toys. Valet parking is charged separately at $45 per night plus taxes. Booking direct at solemiami.com carries the best rate guarantee, complimentary wireless internet and flexible cancellation.

Sunrise, yes. Solé Miami faces east over the Atlantic, so the sun comes up over the water in front of the property and the beach is the place to watch it. Sunset is a different matter. The sun sets on Florida’s west coast and is not visible from the greater Miami area, though some city view suites on the highest floors catch part of it over the Intracoastal. In winter, with the sun lower in the sky, the beach and pool fall into shade by early afternoon.

Beach service runs from 8:30 AM until one hour before sunset, and outside food and alcohol are not permitted at the pool or on the beach under city and state licensing. Solé Miami is a direct oceanfront property with its own served stretch of Sunny Isles Beach and a 54 by 15 foot outdoor pool between the tower and the sand. Both are reserved for registered hotel guests, and beach service follows City of Sunny Isles rules on hours and chair placement.

• Chairs are first come, first served within the city approved zone.
• The $48 resort fee includes two beach chairs with covers, two towels and one umbrella per room per day, based on availability, plus stand up paddleboards, boogie boards and beach toys.
• The pool measures 54 feet by 15 feet, is open dawn to dusk with no lifeguard, and is for registered hotel guests only.
• The Tipsy Turtle Pool Bar serves poolside cocktails, and lunch is served there and at BALEENkitchen from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
• The property faces east, so you get sunrise over the Atlantic; sunset is not visible from the greater Miami area.