Four Seasons at The Surf Club
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Four Seasons at The Surf Club is where timeless elegance meets coastal serenity. Housed in a historic 1930s social club in Surfside, this reimagined icon offers a peaceful escape from South Beach's buzz—without losing any of the sophistication.
Guests enjoy a palm-lined pool deck, serene beachfront, and Michelin-starred dining at The Surf Club Restaurant by Thomas Keller. The spa is one of Miami’s finest, offering ocean-view treatments, while lush gardens and quiet lounges invite true relaxation.
Rooms and suites are spacious and light-filled, designed with creamy palettes, marble bathrooms, and wide balconies. The residential feel and hushed atmosphere make it perfect for artists, executives, or anyone needing a discreet reset.
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Meditate at Private Villa Deck
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