Survey: The most expensive luxury hotels in Florida (2026 Update)

Updated: September 2026

A sumptuous private luxury residence in Miami Beach has been revealed as Florida’s most expensive luxury hotel in a newly updated 2026 survey by Luxury-Hotels.com.

The survey looked at rates at high-end hotels and resorts across Florida, using the cheapest available double room during the peak months of 2026 as the point of comparison. These months are typically the time of the year when accommodation costs across the sun-kissed, southern US state are at their highest.

Located in the heart of Miami Beach and offering unparalleled exclusivity and world-class amenities, The Setai Miami Private Luxury Residences came top of the survey’s rankings with a minimum rate of $4,488 per night.

Looking at the other hotels and resorts that feature in the top ten, the Miami area heavily dominates the list. The Moore Miami takes the second spot at $2,783, and 1 Hotel & Homes Private Luxury Suites rounds out the top three most expensive stays with a rate of $1,761 per night.

The table below shows the 10 priciest luxury hotels and resorts in Florida. The rates shown reflect the cost for the cheapest available double room in each property based on our 2026 index.

Rank	Name of Hotel	Location	Avg. rate/ night
1.	The Setai Miami Private Luxury Residences	Miami Beach, Florida	$4,488
2.	The Moore Miami	Miami, Florida	$2,783
3.	1 Hotel & Homes Private Luxury Suites	Miami Beach, Florida	$1,761
4.	Sunset Key Cottages	Key West, Florida	$893
5.	Acqualina Resort & Spa	Sunny Isles Beach, Florida	$881
6.	Boca Beach Club	Boca Raton, Florida	$874
7.	Casa Tua Hotel	Miami Beach, Florida	$855
8.	Sense28 Edgewater, An Avantstay Hotel	Miami, Florida	$854
9.	The Breakers Palm Beach	Palm Beach, Florida	$790
10.	The Ritz-Carlton	South Beach, Florida	$242

About the survey:
The survey was completely updated in 2026. For every luxury hotel and resort in Florida, the cheapest available rate for a double room during the peak season was recorded, based on prices given by leading hotel booking websites. Only 2 or 3-night stays were considered for the survey, excluding Sunday-Monday. More affordable rates may be available for stays of four nights or more.

Conclusion:
As our 2026 survey demonstrates, Florida remains a premier destination for high-end travelers, with Miami and its surrounding oceanfronts commanding the highest premiums. From highly exclusive private residences like The Setai to iconic beach resorts, the Sunshine State continues to offer world-class amenities, stunning coastlines, and an unparalleled luxury lifestyle that effortlessly justify these top-tier rates.