
Four Seasons Hotel Miami
Best for families and city-focused travelers who want a large rooftop pool terrace, kids' pool, and easy access to Brickell shopping and business.
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Four Seasons Hotel Miami is a five-star, 221-room luxury urban retreat in Brickell with rooftop pools, an Equinox spa partnership and family-friendly facilities. Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is a five-star, celebrity-chef–branded beachfront property on Collins Avenue for travelers who prioritize beach access and high-profile dining.
Updated · about 12 km apart

Best for families and city-focused travelers who want a large rooftop pool terrace, kids' pool, and easy access to Brickell shopping and business.

Best for guests who want a Miami Beach address, beach access and Nobu-branded dining and nightlife in Mid Beach.
When Four Seasons Hotel Miami wins: choose Four Seasons for a city-center stay in Brickell with a prominent rooftop Pool Terrace (heated main pool plus a dedicated Kids Pool), a full-service Equinox-linked spa, extensive event space and complimentary access to a large fitness club—good for families and business travelers.
When Nobu Hotel Miami Beach wins: choose Nobu if you want to be on Miami Beach with direct beach access, multiple outdoor pools, Nobu dining cachet and a resort-style beachfront atmosphere; it’s a better pick for beach days and dining-focused stays.
Bottom line: both are five-star properties but serve different priorities—Four Seasons is a Brickell, wellness-and-family–oriented urban luxury hotel; Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is a beachfront, dining-branded resort that trades Brickell convenience for sand-and-sea access.
| Category | Four Seasons Hotel Miami | Nobu Hotel Miami Beach |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Urban, luxury business district hotel with family amenities and wellness focus | Beachfront, celebrity-chef–branded resort with resort-style social scene |
| Location | 1435 Brickell Avenue, Brickell (downtown/financial district) | 4525 Collins Ave, Miami Beach (Mid Beach, beachfront) |
| Size (rooms) | 221 guest rooms and suites | 206 air-conditioned rooms |
| Ages / audience | All ages; family-friendly (Kids Pool, family amenities) | All ages; not adults-only |
| Pools / beach | Two-acre seventh-floor Pool Terrace: heated main pool, Kids Pool, cabanas (surcharge) | Four outdoor pools plus direct beach access (beachfront location) |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple venues (NUNA, Edge Brasserie, Bahía, Séptimo, 14 Thirty-Five) | Two restaurants, one coffee shop/cafe, two bars/lounges, poolside bar; Nobu dining brand presence |
| Spa & fitness | The Spa at Equinox (4th floor) and complimentary access to Equinox Brickell (50,000 sq ft) | Full-service spa with massages, body treatments, facials; on-site fitness facilities |
| Known for | Rooftop pool terrace, Equinox partnership, Brickell location and event spaces | Nobu brand dining, beachfront location and multiple outdoor pools |
| Family / kid features | Dedicated Kids Pool, pool toys and family programming | Children welcome; children's pool listed among amenities |
| Parking & access | Valet and self-parking available; EV charging on site; close to Metromover | Valet parking (surcharge) and covered parking available; preferred airport MIA |
Four Seasons Hotel Miami sits in Brickell’s financial and shopping district on Biscayne Bay.
Choose Four Seasons for downtown convenience, short walks to shops and a city-focused itinerary.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach sits on Collins Avenue in Mid Beach with direct beach access.
Pick Nobu if beach proximity and Miami Beach attractions are your priority.
Four Seasons offers 221 rooms and suites across a high-rise tower with Bayfront and Cityscape options.
Four Seasons gives more high-rise suite variety and skyline/Bay views in Brickell.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach has 206 air-conditioned rooms with many bay and ocean-view configurations.
Nobu focuses on beach- and bay-view room types for a beachfront stay.
Four Seasons offers several signature restaurants and rooftop dining across its seventh-floor terrace and other venues.
Choose Four Seasons for varied, skyline-focused dining and a rooftop restaurant lineup.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is positioned around Nobu dining cachet plus resort outlets.
Nobu is the pick for travelers who want Nobu-branded dining and a beachside food-and-drink focus.
Four Seasons centers much of its leisure on a two-acre seventh-floor Pool Terrace.
Four Seasons’ rooftop pool setup is a controlled, family-focused environment with skyline views.
Nobu offers four outdoor pools and direct access to the beach.
Nobu is stronger for beach days and multiple pool options at a beachfront property.
Four Seasons features The Spa at Equinox and complimentary access to Equinox Brickell’s large fitness complex.
Four Seasons is the choice for guests prioritizing structured fitness and an established spa brand.
Nobu has a full-service on-site spa and fitness facilities with wellness services.
Nobu provides standard resort spa and fitness offerings in a beachfront setting.

Four Seasons — dedicated Kids Pool, family pool toys, and family-friendly programming on the rooftop Pool Terrace.

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach — beachfront location with direct beach access and multiple outdoor pools.

Four Seasons — The Spa at Equinox plus complimentary access to Equinox Brickell’s large fitness facility.

Nobu Hotel Miami Beach — Nobu-branded dining and a social beachfront atmosphere.
Four Seasons Hotel Miami is more family-oriented with a dedicated Kids Pool, pool toys and family programming on its rooftop Pool Terrace.
No — at both hotels breakfast is listed as an optional paid amenity rather than included in standard rates.
Nobu Hotel Miami Beach is in Mid Beach on Collins Avenue and is closer to Miami Beach attractions and Lincoln Road by proximity; Four Seasons is in Brickell (a drive away).
Yes — Four Seasons offers The Spa at Equinox plus Equinox Brickell access; Nobu lists a full-service spa and on-site fitness facilities.
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