Angler's Hotel – Miami Beach Resort Fee

hotel address icon 660 Washington Ave, Miami Beach FL, 33139

Resort Fee and Other Mandatory Fees

Guests may be required to pay the following mandatory fees:
  • Resort fee: $45.60 per room, nightly
  • Deposit (cash or card): $100 per room, nightly

The resort fee includes:

  • Other items unspecified by hotel
  • Beach access
  • Beach towels
  • Fitness/yoga classes
  • Newspaper
  • Pool access

Last updated: October 30, 2026

Other Fees at Angler's Hotel – Miami Beach

These fees only apply if guests choose to use these services.

  • Fee for full breakfast: approximately $39.24 for adults and $19.62 for children
  • Covered valet parking fee: $48.15 nightly (in/out privileges)
  • Early check-in is available for a fee (subject to availability)
  • Late check-out is available for a fee (subject to availability)

Resort Fee History

Date Nightly Resort Fee
October 2026 $45.60 USD
December 2025 $45.60 USD
October 2025 $39.00 USD
March 2025 $39.00 USD

Hotel Photos

A stone pathway flanked by lush greenery and a checkered awning. at Angler
A rooftop pool with sun loungers and umbrellas, surrounded by buildings. at Angler
A reception area with a marble counter, a seating area with patterned cushions, and a large window with a view of bicycles outside. at Angler
A modern living room with a sofa, two ottomans, a lamp, and a TV on a stand. at Angler
A modern conference room with tables, chairs, and a large window with a view of trees. at Angler
A modern bar area with seating, a television screen, and a bar stocked with bottles. at Angler
A hotel entrance with a pathway leading to the building, surrounded by palm trees and greenery. at Angler

Hotel Amenities

The amenities at this hotel are unknown.

  • Air conditioning
  • Free WiFi
  • Pool
  • Breakfast (not complimentary)
  • Pets welcome (additional fees may apply)
  • Restaurant

Other Considerations

This property recently introduced a 17% hike to its resort fee. Given that most hotels only increase their resort fees by 5-10% yearly, this 17% increase is considered significant.