The suite
A choice between the historic building and the tower, for view, floor and length of stay, booked directly with the hotel.

Calm, in the heart of South Beach
South Beach, Collins Avenue

Atmosphere photograph
The Setai has occupied 2001 Collins Avenue, in the heart of South Beach, since 2004. On the avenue side, the former Dempsey-Vanderbilt Hotel, designed by Henry Hohauser in the 1930s, keeps its Art Deco façade; behind it, a glass tower rises above the beach.
Jean-Michel Gathy gave the place its sober, calm, Asian-inspired atmosphere. Three pools, each at a different temperature, face the ocean, and Jaya, the hotel restaurant, serves Asian-inspired cooking, partly in the open air. The Michelin Guide awards the hotel two Keys.
TGZ is not affiliated with The Setai. We reserve the room or suite that suits your stay and arrange everything around it; when a request depends on the house's rules, we say so clearly.
The right moment
January or February, when South Beach is in full season yet the hotel stays a calm address in the middle of it all.

A choice between the historic building and the tower, for view, floor and length of stay, booked directly with the hotel.
A private flight into Opa-locka or Miami Executive and a car to Collins Avenue, at the hour that suits you.
Tables in South Beach and the Design District, or an evening at the fair during Art Basel in December.

One person for the whole week.
DiscoverIt depends on what you are after: the historic building for its scale, the tower for the ocean view. We advise according to your stay.
We request the table for you, subject to the hotel's availability.
Yes: the beach, Lincoln Road and South Beach's tables are walkable; the Design District is around twenty minutes by car, traffic permitting.
No. TGZ is an independent house with no affiliation to the hotel.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to The Setai, Miami Beach. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.