Seminars and company events
Eden Roc Miami Beach hosts conferences, meetings, galas and company receptions for up to 500 guests indoors and 1,000 outdoors, according to its meetings page. The resort quotes over 70,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space at 4525 Collins Avenue, in Mid-Beach. It offers a full capacity chart as a downloadable file, but the web page does not give a figure for each room.
The indoor rooms are the Eden Roc Ballrooms at 6,313 square feet, the Mona Lisa Ballroom at 4,607 square feet, and the Pompeii Ballroom and its Promenade at 8,963 square feet. Outdoors, the Eden Roc Garden covers 11,921 square feet at beach level, and the Seabreeze and Spa Terrace and the Spa Garden each cover 3,568 square feet. There is also a room called The Workspace, with no size given.
The resort lists exceptional catering menus among its meeting amenities.
Weddings and receptions
For weddings, the resort quotes up to 800 guests indoors and up to 1,500 outdoors. These figures are higher than the ones on its meetings page, so ask which applies to your format. The wedding rooms are the Eden Roc Ballrooms, the Pompeii Ballroom, the Mona Lisa Room, the Promenade Room, the Spa Terrace, the Eden Roc Garden and the Spa Garden. The Spa Garden is the space the resort recommends for ceremonies, the Spa Terrace has ocean views for a reception, and the Eden Roc Garden is a beach-level garden with shaded palms. Cake tastings and custom cocktail creation are offered.
Rooms and capacities
The resort gives areas but no per-room capacities on its web pages:
Eden Roc Ballrooms: 6,313 square feet.
Mona Lisa Ballroom: 4,607 square feet.
Pompeii Ballroom and Promenade: 8,963 square feet.
Eden Roc Garden: 11,921 square feet, outdoors.
Seabreeze and Spa Terrace: 3,568 square feet, outdoors.
Spa Garden: 3,568 square feet, outdoors.
The listed areas add up to less than the 70,000 square feet quoted, and the resort does not explain the difference. Use the capacity chart for planning.
Accommodation
Bedrooms are offered as Premium Rooms, Guest Suites and Bi-level Lofts. The number of rooms is not listed here. The resort has three beachfront pools and an exclusive stretch of beach, and Esencia Wellness Spa Miami is on site.
Catering
Catering is offered on site, and the resort lists exceptional catering menus without further detail. Guests can also eat at Ocean Social, a coastal restaurant, at Nobu Miami led by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, at the Lobby Bar, which serves cocktails and Nobu bites, at Aquatica Pool and Beach Bar and at Cafe Inez, for coffee, salads and sandwiches.
History and setting
The architect Morris Lapidus designed the hotel in 1955. The resort says Nat King Cole first performed Mona Lisa in the room that now bears its name, and that Hollywood's elite once gathered in the Pompeii Ballroom. The Mona Lisa Room is also described as a former stage for Frank Sinatra. In 2023 the hotel was ranked second among Miami hotels in the Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice awards. It stands on Collins Avenue in the Mid-Beach district of Miami Beach.
