Five-Star Hotels

Miami’s five-star hotels each occupy their own territory. The Faena anchors Mid-Beach at 32nd and Collins with its gold-columned theatricality. The Setai holds a quieter corner of South Beach at 20th Street. Four Seasons keeps two addresses: the Brickell tower downtown and The Surf Club in Surfside, where the old club rooms still stand. The St. Regis crowns Bal Harbour across from the Shops. A guest moving between these worlds needs a car service fluent in all of them.

Fluency is specific. It means knowing that the Faena’s porte-cochère backs up at showtime, that The Surf Club prefers arrivals announced to the front drive, that the St. Regis butler desk will call down luggage if asked twenty minutes ahead. Our chauffeurs coordinate with doormen and concierges directly, so your departure is a walk from elevator to open door.

Airport legs are the routine: MIA is 20 to 40 minutes from these addresses depending on the property, FLL about an hour from the beach. The rest of the work is the stay itself. Dinner in the Design District. A morning at the Bal Harbour Shops. An evening crossing to a Star Island residence. Booked through us, or booked by the concierge on your behalf; many of the desks along Collins Avenue already have our number.

In-season, hold a car by the hour and stop planning around transport altogether. The lobby is the schedule.