Carillon Miami Wellness Resort
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6801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141View on a mapPublished · Updated
Off-Season from $556 a night (13 Jul 2027)
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SpaRator Expert Rating
SpaRator 7.0: SolidSpa core 7.4
An average of the Spa Treatments and Spa Facilities scores.
7.0 Solid overall · Spa: Full-Service · guests rate it 4.6 on TripAdvisor
9th of 10 in Miami, October 2026
One resort fee buys the circuit, the class calendar and a real Miami beach.
One fee folds in the thermal circuit, a class calendar and a 750-foot beach. Two limitations land together: guests report the igloo not cold or out of use, and recent guests rate the stay well below the platform headlines. Right for guests who will use the circuit, classes and beach every day; wrong for anyone wanting a cold plunge, a polished stay or a 60-minute massage at a mid price.
Pricing and Availability
- Off-Season
- from $556
- $699 all-in
- Peak
- from $802
- $979 all-in
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Rate notes, fees and tax
Peak from $802 a night (16 Feb 2027); off-season from $556 a night (13 Jul 2027).
- Peak
- 16 Feb 2027 from $802 room, $979 all-in.
- Off-Season
- 13 Jul 2027 from $556 room, $699 all-in.
- Rate notes
Fee stack: $65 resort fee a night, not taxed; tax 14% of the room; parking $50 a night overnight; 22% service charge on all spa and salon services, plus sales tax; 50-minute massages from $239 Monday to Thursday and $259 Friday to Sunday, about $287 per 60 minutes (our arithmetic from the 50-minute price), no 60-minute service; day pass from $179 Monday to Thursday, $199 Friday to Sunday; two-night minimum.
Rates correct as of October 2026; verify current availability via the booking links above.
No renovation, closure, reflag or spa rebuild appears on the hotel's own pages.
Spa Treatments
The Spa at Carillon Miami is a treatment-first operation: a published, priced menu across three groups. Equipment technology sets it apart, with Tecar and Icoone on the priced menu and a separate touchless suite. Its own Google listing reads 3.8 on 142 reviews, below the 4.4 median for its Miami peers. Guests name the same therapists across more than a year, and a smaller group describes uneven treatments.
Spa Facilities
The Thermal Hydrotherapy Circuit is a heat suite that stops short of cold. Four hot stations run with thermal loungers and long hours: Finnish sauna, Crystal Steam Room, Vitality Tub and Herbal Laconium. Its claimed 70,000 square feet is the largest footprint in the Miami set by the hotel's own figure, next to JW Marriott Turnberry at 25,000. Guests report the igloo not cold or out of use in June 2025, April 2026 and September 2026, and foot baths out. More praise the circuit than criticize worn lockers and tiles.
Wellness Programs
The wellness layer at Carillon Miami is the real reason to book. A single resort fee covers group classes, a 24/7 10,000 sq ft Technogym center, on-demand in-room classes, and a Wellness Concierge. Carillon is the third hotel we have scored nationally at this wellness level, beside CIVANA and Omni Scottsdale. On its own pages, the hotel gives two different weekly class counts.
Staff & Service
Staff at Carillon Miami win the beach and lose the front desk. Guests praise the beach, pool and spa teams more than they fault service overall. Nineteen of 191 recent stay reviews criticize the front desk, and unanswered phones and housekeeping draw repeat complaints. Nineteen of the 55 hotels we have scored land at this same service level. Most TripAdvisor stay reviews get a hotel answer, and none of the Google ones do.
Experience
A stay at Carillon Miami reads well below the platform headlines. TripAdvisor shows 4.6 across 2,152 reviews and Google shows 4.2 across 917, yet recent reviews read lower, with room and public-area condition leading the complaints. Thirty-three of the 191 stay reviews cite condition, and guests report construction noise and a closed pool in 2026. Guests still praise the beach and the included layer.
Value for Money
A night at Carillon Miami is fair value if you use what the resort fee covers. February's all-in, $979, is the booking-engine price for a One Bedroom King, two nights, checked 7 October 2026. Fee and tax add 22.1%, versus the 17.9% median across nine Miami spa hotels. The Swedish is $239, about $287 per 60 minutes, our arithmetic from the 50-minute price, against nine Miami spa hotels' $245 60-minute median. Booking.com guests rate value 7.6 on 128 reviews, below the 8.0 median across 27 hotels with a value score.
Spa Facilities
15 spa facilities: 10 available, 2 not available, 3 not confirmed
Available
10Adults-Only Pool or Area The rooftop Atlantic Pool is adults-only and saltwater; the age limit is not published.
Couples Treatments A couples massage runs $239 per person for 50 minutes.
Fitness Center A 10,000 sq ft, 24/7 Technogym center.
Fitness Classes Included Group classes run in the resort fee; the hotel's pages give two different weekly counts, so none is printed.
Full-Service Spa The Spa at Carillon Miami, a priced menu; 70,000 sq ft, and the treatment-room count is not given.
Himalayan Salt Room A Himalayan Salt Chamber runs in the touchless suite; its price is not published.
Pool Facilities An oceanfront family Cabana Pool and an adults-only rooftop Atlantic Pool.
Sauna A Finnish sauna sits in each single-sex circuit.
Steam Room The Crystal Steam Room sits in each single-sex circuit.
Wellness Programs Group classes, on-demand in-room classes and health-retreat pages are published; the class count differs between pages.
Not available: Cold Therapy, Hammam.
Not confirmed: Beauty Services, In-Room Spa Treatments, Hot Tub and/or Jacuzzi.
Other Spa Facilities
Beyond the table, the circuit adds thermal loungers, experiential rains and a Herbal Laconium. A touchless wellness suite runs the Himalayan Salt Chamber, a Salt Float Bath Therapy and other devices, unpriced on the current pages. The body and facial menu carries Tecar, Icoone, Hydrafacial and an Aemotio water-bed suite, and Carillon Spa Society members get society rituals from $189.
Spa Menu, Prices and Policies
- Massage$179–$389 · 20 to 80 min$179–$189 · 20 min$239–$279 · 50 min$319–$389 · 80 min
- Body therapies$239–$399 · 50 to 80 min
- Facials$200–$419 · 25 to 80 min
- Spa hoursSpa services run Monday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 7 pm. The thermal circuit opens 8 am to 7 pm weekdays and 8 am to 8 pm weekends.
- GratuityA 22% service charge plus sales tax is added to all spa and salon services. No additional tipping is necessary or anticipated.
- AccessHotel guests get daily access to the thermal circuit as part of the resort fee. Non-guests need a day pass.
- Day passA day pass costs from $179 Monday to Thursday and $199 Friday to Sunday, for guests 18 and over.
- AgesGuests 16 and over can use the thermal circuit, treatment and fitness areas with a parent or guardian. Day passes are for guests 18 and over.
- CancellationGive 24 hours' notice to change or cancel, or the full service is charged. A 50% deposit applies to spa-day bookings.
Hotel Facilities
19 hotel facilities: 7 available, 2 not available, 10 not confirmed
Available
7Bar The Strand carries a cocktail bar and lounge.
Beachfront Directly on the beach, 750 linear feet, with loungers and umbrellas on the sand.
Bike Rentals Two complimentary Beach Cruiser hours a stay, in the resort fee.
Concierge Services A Wellness Concierge and in-room iPads.
Pets Allowed Dogs up to 35 lb, two a suite, $250 a dog at check-in.
Restaurants The Strand, Seaglass Cafe at the Cabana Pool, The Corner Store, in-suite dining.
Valet Parking $50 a night overnight.
Not available: Adult Only, Free Parking.
Not confirmed: Airport Shuttle, Apothecary, Business Center, Dry Cleaning, EV Charging Stations, Garden Areas, Golf, Kids Club, Meditation Areas, Tennis.
Other Hotel Facilities
One- and two-bedroom apartments run from 720 sq ft with full kitchens, though the hotel prints no room count. An oceanfront Cabana Pool and a rooftop adults-only Atlantic Pool sit on the property. Check-in is 4 pm, check-out 11 am, and the incidentals hold is $200 a night.
About This Hotel
Carillon Miami sells itself as a wellness resort, and for once the label sticks: one fee covers a thermal circuit, a class calendar and a 750-foot beach. A catch sits in the stay itself, which recent guests rate well below the platform headlines.
The Spa, Specifically: The Spa at Carillon Miami
The Spa at Carillon Miami includes daily circuit access in the $65 resort fee. What guests report is a circuit that runs hot rather than cold: the hotel lists an igloo as its cold station, and it has come up not cold or out of use from June 2025 to September 2026. What works is a Finnish sauna, a Crystal Steam Room, a Vitality Tub and a Herbal Laconium, with thermal loungers and experiential rains (our sauna guide covers the pair). Massage lengths run 20, 50 and 80 minutes, never 60. A 50-minute Well-Being Swedish runs $239 weekdays and $259 Friday to Sunday (types of spa massage). Facials and body work span Tecar, Icoone and Hydrafacial (spa facials explained), and a touchless suite adds a Himalayan Salt Chamber, unpriced. By the hotel’s own claim, the footprint is 70,000 square feet, and no treatment-room count is printed. No hammam appears among the circuit stations (what a hammam is).
Who’s Right, Who’s Wrong
Book Carillon Miami for the daily routine: circuit in the morning, a class, the beach, then a treatment from the deep menu. Skip it if you want a cold plunge, a polished stay or a 60-minute massage at a mid price. Carillon lists no cold plunge, sells no 60-minute massage and the stay record runs mixed. Families get kitchens and a family pool, but there is no kids’ club stated, so it suits adults and couples more than young families.
Where It Sits in the Miami Market
Carillon’s own 70,000-square-foot claim sits well ahead of the footprint its Miami peers state: Faena prints 22,000 and Acqualina 20,000. A 50-minute Swedish works out at about $287 per 60 minutes, our arithmetic from the 50-minute price, the second dearest among the ten Miami spa hotels we rate, below only Faena. Its spa’s Google rating, 3.8 on 142 reviews, sits tied second lowest among the ten Miami spa hotels we rate. No cold plunge is listed. See the Miami spa hotel rankings for the full picture.
| Hotel | SpaRator | Thermal circuit | Spa access for guests | Peak all-in per night | Off-season all-in per night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Standard Spa, Miami Beach | SpaRator 8.1: Outstanding | Hot + cold | Included | $938 | $435 |
| Acqualina Resort & Residences | SpaRator 8.0: Outstanding | Hot + cold | With a treatment or membership | $2,634 | $1,748 |
| Faena Hotel Miami Beach | SpaRator 7.8: Strong | Hot + cold | Included | $1,819 | $1,464 |
| 1 Hotel South Beach | SpaRator 7.6: Strong | Heat only | Not published | $2,110 | $959 |
| Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club | SpaRator 7.5: Strong | Heat only | Not published | $3,280 | $2,392 |
| The Setai, Miami Beach | SpaRator 7.4: Solid | Hot + cold | Not published | $1,596 | $884 |
| The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort | SpaRator 7.2: Solid | Heat only | With a treatment or membership | $2,784 | $1,209 |
| The Palms Hotel & Spa | SpaRator 7.1: Solid | Heat only | With a treatment or membership | $858 | $374 |
| Carillon Miami Wellness Resort | SpaRator 7.0: Solid | Heat only | Included | $979 | $699 |
| JW Marriott Turnberry Resort & Spa | SpaRator 6.8: Modest | Hot + cold | With a treatment or membership | $707 | $503 |
| Market median | 7.5 | $1,708 | $921 |
Scored on Guidelines v9.9
All-in = room, resort fee and taxes per night, from each hotel's dated rate capture. On a phone: thermal circuit · spa access · peak all-in. Off-season all-in shows on a wider screen.
Is the Carillon Miami Spa Worth the Price?
Yes, for guests who will use the included circuit, classes and beach every day and accept that guests report the igloo not cold or out of use. No, for a cold plunge, a polished stay or a cheap massage. Booking-engine all-in nights run about $880 to $1,110, and July about $700 to $740.
When to Book the Carillon Miami
Winter runs dearest: February runs about 1.6 times July all-in, and January to March about 1.5 times July. Saturday check-ins run higher than Tuesday ones. Spa services cost a little more Friday to Sunday, and holiday weekends run dearest.
What Guests Are Saying
TripAdvisor4.6 / 52,152+ reviews
Google4.2 / 5917+ reviews
Booking.com8.2 / 10128+ reviews, check rates on Booking.com
I loved the classes as well and our massage was great.
TripAdvisorMarch 2025Stay rated 5 of 5The Thermal Experience circuit (especially the crystal steam room and igloo shower) is out of this world
GoogleJuly 2026Stay rated 5 of 5The adults only pool was amazing with a great view of the ocean.
TripAdvisorJuly 2026Stay rated 4 of 5For example, tiles were falling off the hot tub in multiple places, and the benches in the sauna were dark and weathered
TripAdvisorJuly 2026Stay rated 2 of 5No one picks up the phone when you call reception or the spa
GoogleFebruary 2026Stay rated 2 of 5My husband opted for one of the touchless therapies, but we were surprised to find that a 22% service charge was added
GoogleJune 2026Stay rated 3 of 5
Location
6801 Collins Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33141
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Is Carillon Miami Wellness Resort, and How Far Is the Airport?
Carillon Miami Wellness Resort sits at 6801 Collins Avenue in North Beach, Miami Beach (not North Miami Beach), FL 33141. Miami International is about 25 minutes and Fort Lauderdale about 45 minutes by the hotel's count. No shuttle is stated, so budget a ride-share or parking.
Does the Resort Fee Include the Thermal Circuit?
Yes. Hotel guests get daily circuit access inside the $65 nightly resort fee, and the fee is not taxed. Non-guests buy a day pass.
Can I Use the Spa Without Staying?
Yes, through a day pass: from $179 Monday to Thursday and $199 Friday to Sunday, for guests 18 and over, covering the circuit, the Cabana Pool and beach loungers.
Does the Spa Sell a 60-Minute Massage?
No. Massages run at 20, 50 and 80 minutes. There is no 60-minute service. A 50-minute Well-Being Swedish runs $239 weekdays and $259 Friday to Sunday.
Does the Spa Add a Service Charge?
Yes. A 22% service charge plus sales tax applies to all spa and salon services, and no additional tipping is necessary or anticipated.
What Are the Spa Hours?
Spa services run Monday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm and weekends 9 am to 7 pm. The thermal circuit opens 8 am to 7 pm weekdays and 8 am to 8 pm weekends, and the fitness center is 24 hours.
What Is the Spa Age Policy?
The circuit, treatment and fitness areas are for guests 16 and over with a parent or guardian. Day passes are for guests 18 and over.
What Is the Cancellation Policy?
Give at least 24 hours' notice to change or cancel a spa service, or the full service is charged. A 50% deposit applies to spa-day bookings.
Are Fitness Classes Included?
Yes. Group classes and in-room on-demand classes run in the resort fee, along with a 24/7 gym. Hotel pages give two different weekly class counts, so treat the number as unpublished.
Does the Igloo Work as a Cold Plunge?
Not reliably, by what guests report. The hotel lists an igloo as its cold station, guests report it not cold or out of use from June 2025 to September 2026, and the hotel lists no cold plunge pool.
Is There a Doctor on Site?
Not confirmed. The hotel publishes health-retreat pages, but the current pages give no on-site doctor, program detail or prices.
What Does Parking Cost, and Are Pets Allowed?
Overnight parking is $50 a night, and dogs up to 35 pounds, two a suite, are welcome for $250 a dog at check-in. Day visitors pay $25 and The Strand diners $10.
What Dining Is on Site?
The Strand (coastal American, with a cocktail bar), Seaglass Cafe at the Cabana Pool, The Corner Store for coffee and juice, and in-suite dining.
Is the Resort Good for Families?
One pool is family-friendly and suites have full kitchens, but the spa is 16 and older and the hotel does not state a kids' club, so it suits families who want the beach and kitchen space rather than children's programming.
How This Analysis Works
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- Platform ratings
TripAdvisor 4.6 of 5 from 2,152 reviews; Google 4.2 of 5 from 917 reviews; Booking.com 8.2 of 10 from 128 reviews.
Recent stay reviews on TripAdvisor and Google, plus spa reviews, set the stay reading. Day-spa, class and restaurant reviews are left out of the stay reading. About one in five reviews are short five-star staff shout-outs given half weight.
- Sources
- The hotel's spa, wellness, thermal, policy and day-pass pages, the SynXis booking engine, and Google and Booking.com.
- Data gaps
- Treatment-room count, room count, class count, touchless prices, salon status and spa engine availability.
- Guidelines
- Reviewed under Guidelines Version 9.9
- Version history
- October 2026 Full re-review. The Overall SpaRator moves from 7.6 to 7.0, with facilities and experience down on the guest record, and staff and treatments slightly lower. Pricing now prints the hotel's own booking-engine price, with the $65 resort fee and a two-night minimum stated.
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