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1810 sq ft·
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Faena Hotel Miami Beach —
The Saxony Suite at Faena Hotel Miami Beach is a 2,114-square-foot, 2-bedroom residential-style suite that honors the site's predecessor, the historic Saxony Hotel. Accommodating up to 4 guests, it features a full kitchen, a furnished oversized balcony with Atlantic Ocean views, and dedicated Faena Butler service. It is one of the most spacious and historically grounded suite options on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach.
Named for the storied Saxony Hotel that once stood on this very stretch of Collins Avenue, this suite translates decades of Miami Beach glamour into a residence-scale experience with ocean views, a full kitchen, and the attentive presence of a dedicated butler.
At 2,114 square feet, the Saxony Suite is configured as a genuine residence rather than an oversized hotel room. Two separate bedrooms provide true privacy for up to 4 guests, and the layout keeps sleeping quarters clearly distinct from the living and dining areas. A six-seat dining table anchors the communal space, making the suite functional for extended stays, working trips, or group travel where shared meals matter. Every element of the design references the opulent residential style that made the original Saxony Hotel a landmark on Collins Avenue.
The suite's amenities move well beyond the standard hotel offering. A full-size kitchen means guests are not dependent on room service or restaurant hours for every meal. The oversized furnished balcony faces the Atlantic Ocean, placing unobstructed million-dollar water views directly off the living space while Collins Avenue activity continues below — giving the suite a dual orientation between ocean calm and urban energy. Faena Butler service is included, providing a dedicated point of contact for requests throughout the stay.
The Saxony Suite is a practical fit for families, small groups, or two couples traveling together who want separate sleeping accommodations without sacrificing communal space. Guests staying here also have access to the broader Faena Hotel Miami Beach ecosystem, which includes multiple on-site dining options such as Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann, Pao by Paul Qui, and the late-night Saxony Bar — an intimate speakeasy-style jazz bar open Thursday through Saturday from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. that draws directly on the same Saxony name and golden-age glamour aesthetic as the suite itself.
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The Saxony Suite is a direct tribute to the Saxony Hotel, the predecessor property that occupied the Faena Hotel Miami Beach site on Collins Avenue. The suite's residential design, opulent style, and name are all intentional references to that historic Miami Beach hotel. The Saxony Bar, a separate late-night speakeasy on the same property open Thursday through Saturday, carries the same historical reference in its branding and design aesthetic.
The Saxony Suite accommodates a maximum of 4 guests. The suite includes 2 bedrooms with separated sleeping and living areas, making it well-suited for two couples or a family who need distinct private spaces within a single booking.
Yes. Faena Butler service is included with the Saxony Suite. This provides guests with a dedicated point of contact at the hotel for requests and arrangements throughout their stay, which is a service level not standard across all room categories at Faena Hotel Miami Beach.
Guests have access to all on-site Faena Hotel Miami Beach dining and bar venues. These include Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann, which focuses on South American live-fire cooking, and Pao by Paul Qui, which draws on Filipino, Spanish, Japanese, and French influences. The Saxony Bar — a speakeasy-style jazz bar sharing the suite's historic name — operates Thursday through Saturday from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. and is located at 3201 Collins Ave on the same property.
The suite's oversized furnished balcony faces the Atlantic Ocean. From this vantage point, guests have direct water views while also overlooking Collins Avenue below, the main artery running through Miami Beach's Mid-Beach neighborhood adjacent to the Faena District at 3201 Collins Ave.