Situated between Miami and Fort Lauderdale on the pristine white sand beaches of Sunny Isles Beach, Acqualina Resort & Residences on the Beach is an enchanting Mediterranean villa with an atmosphere that embodies the spirit of luxury, serenity, and enjoyment. Located on 4.5 beachfront acres with 400 feet of stunning Atlantic Ocean coastline, the luxury Miami hotel features 98 luxury rooms and 188 lavish residences, a 20,000 s.f. oceanfront spa, four oceanfront dining areas, including the acclaimed Il Mulino New York restaurant and the new Avra Miami, three oceanfront swimming pools, and an innovative marine biology-based AcquaMarine children’s program. Guests of Acqualina enjoy luxurious Miami Beach vacations with world-class services and endless opportunities to relax and rejuvenate.
- Welcome amenity upon arrival
- Complimentary spa access to the thermal heat areas, including crystal steam rooms, Finnish sauna, experience showers, and Jacuzzi
- Daily $40 spa body or facial treatment credit for up to two adults
- Pet friendly: Acqualina welcomes pets 25 pounds and under for a luxurious stay.
- Complimentary Internet access
- Complimentary access to AcquaMarine Children’s Program for children ages 5 – 12
- No resort fees! As a full-service resort, Acqualina provides complimentary beach umbrellas, plush lounges, and a pool concierge that brings guests chilled towels, iced grapes and fruits, and delicious smoothies every hour.
Four oceanfront meeting rooms offer guests a perfect setting for small meetings ranging from 10 to 40 persons and parties for up to 65 persons. Meeting rooms have high-speed Internet access, individual sound systems, and temperature control. Acqualina’s tented lawn areas can accommodate weddings and other special occasions for up to 75 persons for a reception and 60 for a sit-down dinner with a dance floor and entertainment. Acqualina’s exclusive address, exceptional setting, and extraordinary services make it an ideal location for small meetings, executive retreats, board meetings, and intimate social gatherings.
