FAQs | The Setai Miami Beach

Does The Setai charge a resort fee?

No. The Setai does not charge a traditional resort fee, it is included in your stay.

How many swimming pools does The Setai have? Can I use them all?

The Setai offers three temperature-controlled pools: a lap pool (75°F), a central lounge pool (85°F), and a family pool (90°F). All pools are open to hotel guests, with daybeds on a first come first served basis.

What dining options are available on property?

The Setai features three signature restaurants:

Jaya, showcasing South Asian cuisine (serving breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Japón, offering Contemporary Japanese dining (serving dinner)
Ocean Grill, serving Mediterranean-Italian flavors in an oceanfront setting (serving lunch and dinner)

The Lobby and Courtyard Bars serve refined cocktails and light bites, while poolside and beachside service are also available. On weekends, guests may indulge in the Caviar & Champagne Brunch with gourmet dishes, free-flowing Louis Roederer Champagne, specialty cocktails, and live music.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM.

Is parking available?

Yes. The Setai offers valet parking for an additional daily and overnight fee with in/out privileges. Electric car charging stations are also available.

Does The Setai have beach access?

Yes. Guests enjoy private beach access with full service, including chairs, umbrellas, and food & beverage menus.

What amenities and services are offered?

Highlights include the Valmont Spa, 24-hour fitness, complimentary weekend sunrise yoga, Setai bicycles, three infinity pools, private beach service, and in-room dining.

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Dogs up to 20 lbs. are welcome, and service animals are accepted upon request.

How many rooms are there, and what types?

The Setai offers 157 accommodations, including Art Deco Suites in the historic building and Ocean Suites with panoramic views of the Atlantic.

What is the architectural style and background?

The Setai is housed in a landmark building that combines Asian influences with Miami Beach’s iconic Art Deco heritage.

Does the hotel offer entertainment?

Yes. Each evening, the open-air Courtyard transforms into the Asian Night Bazaar, featuring live performances by aerialists and contortionists alongside sets from the resident DJ.

What nearby attractions are accessible?

The Setai is within walking distance of the Miami Beach Convention Center, Lincoln Road, Collins Avenue shopping, the Bass Museum of Art, and the New World Symphony, among other cultural and entertainment venues.