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Andaz Miami Beach (Formerly The Confidante) Accepting Reservations for March 2025

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In the same building that once housed The Confidante Miami, the all-new Andaz Miami Beach is almost ready to welcome guests for the first time.

Hyatt’s hottest new Andaz is taking reservations from March 5, 2025, slightly behind the originally scheduled opening of “late 2024.”

Let’s take a peek at some of the rooms and how much you can expect to pay for a stay at the brand-new Andaz Miami Beach.

What To Expect at Andaz Miami Beach

Hyatt’s luxury lifestyle Andaz brand is debuting in Florida with the opening of the Andaz Miami Beach next year.

The beachfront hotel comprises 287 rooms and 67 suites beautifully appointed in the classic art deco style that Miami is known for.

There’s a total of 7 room categories and a whopping 13 types of suites to choose from.

The entry-level room is the King Bed Deluxe.

King Bed Deluxe at Andaz Miami Beach
Rendering of a King Bed Deluxe room at the soon-to-be-opened Andaz Miami Beach. Image Credit: Hyatt

As well as direct access to the beach, guests have 2 pools to enjoy during their stay.

In terms of dining, the hotel’s original announcement said José Andrés Group would be opening 3 distinct dining experiences at the hotel. Details are still scarce on exactly what these will look like, though the collection is said to include a craft cocktail bar.

How To Book Andaz Miami Beach

A great value way to pay for a stay at an Andaz property is, of course, by redeeming World of Hyatt points.

The all-new Andaz Miami Beach is a Category 6 World of Hyatt property with a standard room in the off-season (June 2025) starting at 21,000 points per night. That’s a pretty good deal!

Andaz Miami Beach points rates
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At the other end of the scale, the lowest suite rate comes in at 42,000 points per night.

If you’re low on points, the nightly rate for a King Bed Deluxe entry-level room will set you back from $506 during the off-season in June, while you’ll pay just $90 per night more to indulge in a Miami Suite — the entry-level room in the suite category.

Hot Tip:

There are many ways to earn Hyatt points, including staying at Hyatt hotels, spending on Hyatt credit cards, and transferring points from Chase Ultimate Rewards or Bilt Rewards.

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Final Thoughts

As lovers of the Andaz brand here at Upgraded Points, we’re excited for the opening of the new location at Miami Beach.

The hotel’s prime location means an exciting new redemption opportunity for World of Hyatt loyalists who want in on the action on bustling Collins Avenue.

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Daniel has loved aviation and travel his entire life. He earned a Master of Science in Air Transport Management and has written about travel and aviation in publications like Simple Flying, The Points Guy, and more.

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