The March Hotel

The March Hotel — Miami, United States

The March Hotel is a small, design-led boutique hotel, not a full-service resort in Miami, United States.

Address: 426 Euclid Ave, Miami Beach. Property ID: 1176796.

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/miami/the-march-hotel-1176796

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Total price: $414 USD

2026-11-15 to 2026-11-18 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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About The March Hotel

• Property type: Hotel
• 4-star hotel
• 426 Euclid Ave, Miami Beach
• City page: Hotels in Miami

Axel's take: 8.2/10

Choose it for small-hotel comfort, not a full resort experience.

• Choose it for: Contemporary rooms, personable service and a walkable South of Fifth address.
• Skip it if: You need a pool, direct beachfront access or reliably quiet sleep.

Axel's opinion of The March Hotel, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · miamibeachfl.gov. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Deluxe Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Deluxe Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Deluxe Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Deluxe Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Corner Double room with balcony (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Room features: Balcony
• Corner Double room with balcony (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Corner Double room with balcony (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Corner Double room with balcony (full double bed) — room photo 3

Classic Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Classic Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Classic Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Classic Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Superior Corner Double Suite (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Superior Corner Double Suite (full double bed) — room photo 1

Corner Premium Double Suite with city view (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Corner Premium Double Suite with city view (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Corner Premium Double Suite with city view (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Corner Premium Double Suite with city view (full double bed) — room photo 3

Double Studio Room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Double Studio Room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Double Studio Room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Double Studio Room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Location

South of Fifth suits beach days and dinners better than mainland sightseeing.

• The block: The hotel sits on Euclid Avenue just south of Fifth Street, with Orilla downstairs. You're inland, not on Ocean Drive; head east toward Washington, Collins and the beach. Lummus Park is 16 minutes on foot. Fifth Street is the busy crossing when heading north into the rest of South Beach.
• Getting around: Walk locally and use the South Beach trolley from nearby Washington Avenue for longer neighborhood trips. For mainland outings, we'd favor a taxi: Pérez Art Museum Miami is 14 minutes by taxi versus 26 by transit; Wynwood Walls is 18 versus 45. An airport taxi also keeps luggage logistics simple.
• After dark: Restaurants and nightlife are accessible without sleeping on Ocean Drive. Still, Fifth Street carries nighttime cars and motorcycles; quieter surroundings do not guarantee a quiet room, especially in street-facing corner categories.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · miamibeachfl.gov.

Best areas in Miami for first-time visitors

• South Beach, Miami Beach: 7.6/10 for first-time visitors. Beach access, Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road make the classic first visit easy to organize on foot.
• Downtown Miami: 7.1/10 for first-time visitors. Museums, Bayfront Park and Metromover connections suit a sightseeing-led introduction rather than a beach holiday.
• Brickell: 7.0/10 for first-time visitors. Strong transport connections and restaurant evenings make a practical mainland introduction, but ocean trips require a separate journey.
• Mid-Beach: 5.5/10 for first-time visitors. Choose beach-and-pool days here; expect fewer spontaneous stops and rides for South Beach evenings.
• North Beach & Bal Harbour: 3.4/10 for first-time visitors. Quieter shoreline stays appeal, but distance from major sights makes this less practical for a short first visit.
• Sunny Isles Beach: 3.3/10 for first-time visitors.
• Miami Airport & Blue Lagoon: 3.2/10 for first-time visitors. Where to stay in Miami for first-time visitors

Hotels around The March Hotel

• Metropole Suites South Beach (Collins Avenue, just north of Fifth Street). Metropole Suites wins when: One- and two-bedroom layouts when friends need separate sleeping space more than polished finishes. Keep The March Hotel when: Keep The March for a conventional boutique-hotel stay rather than accepting Metropole's worn finishes and damp-smell complaints.
• The Whitelaw Hotel (Collins Avenue near Eighth Street). Whitelaw wins when: A short, car-free beach-and-nightlife trip where a central address matters more than consistent room condition. Keep The March Hotel when: Keep The March for its smaller-hotel atmosphere and stronger comfort credentials, while recognizing that traffic noise remains possible.

Alternatives for the same trip

• citizenM Miami Brickell (Brickell). citizenM Brickell wins when: Mainland sightseeing, strong cleanliness, communal lounges and a rooftop pool, provided tiny rooms and awkward bed access are acceptable. Keep The March Hotel when: Choose The March when walking to the beach and South Beach restaurants matters more than Brickell access or a pool.
• Trump International Beach Resort (Sunny Isles Beach). Trump International wins when: A beachfront stay in Sunny Isles with generous rooms, private balconies and kitchen-equipped suite options for longer visits. Keep The March Hotel when: Choose The March for a small hotel within South Beach's walkable restaurant scene rather than a resort stay far to the north.

Getting around from The March Hotel

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

• Miami International Airport: 27 min by taxi.
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport: 38 min by taxi.
• Walgreens 524 Jefferson Ave Miami Beach: 4 min.
• La Ventana Miami Beach: 6 min.
• Garden House: 7 min.
• Pérez Art Museum Miami: 26 min by transit.
• Vizcaya Museum & Gardens: 47 min by transit.
• South Pointe Park Pier: 9 min by transit.
• Fontainebleau Miami Beach: 25 min by transit.
• Wynwood Walls: 45 min by transit.
• Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science: 24 min by transit.
• Bayside Marketplace: 27 min by transit.
• The Bass: 16 min by transit.
• Lummus Park: 16 min.
• Jungle Island: 18 min by transit.
• Miami Children's Museum: 18 min by transit.
• Miami Beach Botanical Garden: 22 min by transit.

What guests say

• Ratings: 4.2/5 (230 reviews).
• Praised: Location (92% positive); Service (77% positive); Cleanliness (63% positive).
• Complaints: Cleanliness (37% negative); Service (23% negative); Location (8% negative). Aggregate evidence, not a newest-review trend: location mentions are 92% positive across 42 mentions; service 77% across 62; cleanliness 63% across 31.

Good to know

• Resort amenities: The mandatory fee includes beach chairs and towels, bicycles subject to availability, Wi-Fi, Lavazza coffee, tea, and local and national calls.
• Standard valet: $40 per night for a standard vehicle, with in/out privileges.
• Incidental authorization: $200 authorized on arrival; additional authorizations may follow based on usage.
• Arrival and departure: Check-in starts at 3:00 PM; the hotel's published checkout time is 10:00 AM.
• Minimum booking age: 21. Government-issued photo identification and the credit card used for booking are required at check-in.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · miamibeachfl.gov · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

• Rooms: Contemporary rooms have espresso machines and walk-in showers. Balcony categories offer outdoor space, but neither a balcony nor an open view is standard.
• Cleanliness: Booking.com records 9.1/10 for cleanliness and Expedia 9.0/10, while the theme evidence is less consistent: 37% of 31 cleanliness mentions are negative.
• Service: Personal front-desk attention is a clear strength across Expedia and Tripadvisor. The evidence supports friendly service more strongly than flawless problem handling.
• Amenities: Orilla Bar & Grill is downstairs. Beach service, bicycles subject to availability, Wi-Fi and in-room coffee are listed amenities; there is no pool.
• Fees and surprises: A mandatory resort fee covers beach service, bicycles subject to availability, Wi-Fi, coffee, tea and calls. Standard-vehicle valet is $40 per night; the incidental card authorization is $200.
• Hotel policies: Pet deposit: $100 per guest per stay; Pets: $40 per guest per stay

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