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Summer temptations in Miami
Summer in the Sunshine State of Florida is hard to beat, especially in buzzing Miami.
There is even more reason to visit thanks to Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau’s (GMCVB) Miami Temptations Program.
These themed months celebrate the top hotel experiences and tempting flavors while enjoying enticing deals and offers.
The Miami Hotel Months and Miami Spice Restaurant Months are not to be missed with discounted hotel stays and delicious set menus.
Miami Hotel Months until September 30
Miami Hotel Months features over 80 offers on stays at top hotels and resorts from June 1 to September 30. This four-month-long initiative provides an array of options for every type of traveller, whether seeking beachfront getaways, boutique accommodations, all-inclusive resorts, or cosy rooms in downtown Miami.
Guests can take advantage of various special packages, complimentary add-ons and BOGO (Buy One Get One) hotel nights. Families and couples can find special packages, while solo travellers can enjoy exclusive deals on rooms, extra nights, and added amenities. The program aims to encourage locals and visitors to explore and experience more of the vibrant destination.
This year’s Miami Hotel Months features Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove, Urbanica Euclid Hotel, and citizenM Miami World Centre, among others.
Guests can stay and save at oceanfront hotels like National Hotel Miami and Beacon Hotel South Beach, which offer 20% off the nightly rate. Mayfair House Hotel & Garden in Coconut Grove provides up to 25% off room rates. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort, recognised as one of Conde Nast Traveller’s Top 30 Destination Spa Resorts in the U.S., offers a third night free.
Miami Spice Restaurant Months until September 30
Miami Spice Restaurant Months offers food lovers the chance to indulge in the famously eclectic culinary scene. Organised by the GMCVB and sponsored by Woodford Reserve, the event features prix fixe, three-course menus at over 250 restaurants, with lunch/brunch options at $30 (£23) or $35 (£27) and dinner options at $45 (£35) or $60 (£47).
This year’s program boasts Michelin-designated restaurants and options from more than 20 neighbourhoods and cuisine types.
Discover over 40 new participating restaurants. Americana Kitchen provides an ideal spot to catch up with friends over engaging social ambiance, while Aba in Bal Harbor offers a fusion of Mediterranean flavors. For Italian cuisine aficionados, Editor Ristorante & Pizzeria presents burrata and penne pasta, while Gekkō, a Japanese-inspired steakhouse has an enchanting atmosphere.
Check out the complete list of special offers .
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