The most important aspect of your honeymoon is your accommodations. Fortunately, Miami hotels don't disappoint. Hotel Victor is located on Ocean Drive, directly accessible to Miami Beach. Your ocean view room features a balcony where you can enjoy your morning coffee and views of the beach. Marble baths and luxury linens are staples in each guestroom. When you aren't enjoying your room, you can enjoy the pool, restaurants, upscale bars and the fact that you are steps away from some of Miami's best restaurants and hottest nightlife. The Fontainebleau Miami Beach offers special honeymoon packages for guests that include in-room breakfast for two, champagne and strawberries upon arrival, and the concierge will handle any reservations at any of the hotel's restaurants, clubs, lounges or the spa. Private cabanas are offered to guests by the adult swimming pool. Each cabana features a television, seating, a mini bar and personalized service.
Honeymooning is all about romance, and spa treatments are an activity you'll both enjoy. In a romantic setting filled with the ambiance of spa lighting, pampering and shared service suites, Miami spas are the type of place you go to relax after a day of sight-seeing, shopping or water sports. The Lapis Spa at the Fontainebleau Miami Resort and the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Miami Beach both feature spa treatments for couples that include massages, spa baths and body treatments. Your treatments are accompanied by first-class service and ocean views.
Sunsets in Miami are spectacular. During your honeymoon you'll get to see the sunset from the beach, from your table at romantic oceanfront restaurants and from the balcony of your honeymoon suite. One view of the sunset you don't want to miss is from the bow of your private boat during a sunset dinner cruise. Toast to the start of your new life as Mr. and Mrs. with a flute of your favorite champagne while soft music plays as you cruise through the ocean with Miami in the background. Sunset cruises are available for private parties of two or you can join other couples as they celebrate on a public sunset cruise.
Dining is important on every honeymoon. Whether you're feeding one another chocolate-covered strawberries on the private balcony in your hotel or you're looking for a romantic dinner for two al fresco, you will find exactly what you want in Miami. When looking for romantic restaurants in Miami consider making a reservation at the Little Palms Dining Room, located on an island three miles off the coast, only accessible by boat. Tables for two are set up on the beach, children are not permitted at the restaurant and the menu are a blend of Caribbean and Floridian fusion. For a less-remote romantic dining experience, Acqua, on the seventh floor Four Seasons hotel, features floor to ceiling windows featuring views of the tropical pool setting and Biscayne Bay. The wine list features more than 200 labels and the maitre' d can make your dinner even more special by handling any special requests.
