Lowest Holiday Rental Price | £10 |
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Low season | September | cheapest month to stay |
High season | March | most expensive time to stay |
57% | expected price decrease | |
47% | expected price increase |
Price | £67 - £295 |
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Cheapest day of week | Tuesday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Thursday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
£93 | ||
£297 |
Price | £65 - £203 |
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CHEAPEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN MIAMI | West Flagler | 56% cheaper | Holiday rentals in West Flagler are the cheapest in Miami at just £65 per night on average |
MOST EXPENSIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD IN MIAMI | Brickell | 28% more expensive | Brickell has the highest priced holiday rentals in Miami with properties averaging £203 per night |
MOST POPULAR NEIGHBOURHOOD IN MIAMI | Downtown | 60% more users visited | More momondo users search for holiday rentals in Downtown than any other neighbourhood in Miami |
The focal point of Miami’s world-famous nightclub and party scene is the South Beach area. The real clubbers who are into the best dance music hang out at the quirkily named Do Not Sit On The Furniture – it’s clearly a placed designed to keep your feet moving. Twist is the most popular gay club on the strip, and is also immensely popular. For big-name international DJs, head to the fabled LIV, which has been a fixture of the clubbing and live music scene in the city for many years. Good holiday rentals in Miami to choose to be right in the centre of the South Beach action include Villa Italia South Beach and Dream South Beach. The party doesn’t stop during the day either – Nikki Beach is a daytime club right on the beach where the music pumps all day long and the dancing goes on till dusk.
Miami is a very varied city, so as much as it’s one of the US party capitals, it also offers plenty for families on holiday in sunny Florida. For a start, there’s Zoo Miami on SW St., which protects a large number of animal species and where the kids can get a good look at the legendary Florida alligators. There’s also the Miami Children’s Museum with its interactive educational exhibits on everything from arts and culture to communication and history. Don’t forget Miami Seaquarium and Jungle Island, an aerial adventure park that you’ll traverse using ziplines. And you couldn’t possibly leave Miami without taking the kids to Dolphin World, where they can actually swim with dolphins. To be centrally placed for easy access to these city attractions you can stay at Sonder at The Palace, which is about a five-minute drive from the centre of the city.
This is a casual free-wheeling city with a lifestyle that matches its warm and sunny climate. The climate and culture lends itself very well to Miami holiday rentals, rather than staying in a larger hotel. You’ll immediately feel more part of the vibrant local community, rather than an onlooking tourist. A self-catering holiday rental also gives you the freedom to make up your meals as you like, and to completely set your own holiday itinerary. You’ll be able to stay somewhere that is a bit more homely than a hotel, with more personalised service provided by the owners, who will often be a local family. With a bit of luck you’ll might even be treated to some authentic home-cooked Miami Cuban cuisine too, without the need to seek out a restaurant. Smart holidaymakers are adept at getting the most out of their holiday budget, which is another reason why so many people opt for a holiday rental: they’re often substantially cheaper than hotels, while offering the same standards of quality and service. And don’t underestimate the value of a nice private sanctuary to which you can retreat when you’ve had enough activity for the day.
About 3 nights is the most common choice for those booking holiday apartment rentals in Miami.
Renting a holiday apartment in Miami will see a range in pricing typically determined by the season, location of the apartment and the number of rooms required. Recently, a typical search for apartment rentals in Miami suggests an average of £146 per night.
September is typically when Miami holiday apartment and rental property prices are at their lowest, with prices around 57% lower than the Miami peak season.
Downtown and Brickell are classic choices for holiday rentals in Miami. Recently, many users have found good rental properties in West Flagler too.
As of April 2024, there are 6,559 operators available to choose from for hotels in Miami.
Prices for hotels in Miami were last updated today.