Luxury Villa Rentals in Miami Beach and South Florida

Golden Miami curates a private collection of luxury villa rentals across Miami Beach, Star Island, Hibiscus Island, Palm Island, Sunset Islands, Bal Harbour, Indian Creek, Coconut Grove, and Coral Gables. Every villa in our portfolio is hand-selected for waterfront views, private pools, dock access, chef's kitchens, and concierge-grade finishes. Whether you need a 5-bedroom Miami Beach villa for a long weekend with friends or a 12-bedroom waterfront estate for a destination wedding or music video shoot, our concierge team books the right home and stocks it before you land.

Neighborhoods We Cover

  • Star Island, Hibiscus, Palm: gated celebrity enclaves, mega-yacht dockage, max privacy.
  • Miami Beach (South of Fifth, Sunset Harbour): walk to Ocean Drive, Joe's Stone Crab, and the marina.
  • Bal Harbour and Surfside: luxury shopping, family-friendly beach, quieter pace.
  • Coconut Grove and Coral Gables: old-Miami estates, sailing access, tree-lined streets.
  • Key Biscayne: beachfront escapes with island feel, 10 minutes from Brickell.
  • Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood Beach: Intracoastal waterfront with private docks.

What Comes Included

Every Golden Miami luxury villa rental includes professional housekeeping, fresh linens and toiletries, high-speed Wi-Fi, smart-TV streaming, fully-equipped chef's kitchen, and outdoor entertainment areas. Add-on concierge services we book frequently for villa guests:

  • Private chef for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or full-stay meal planning
  • In-villa massage, facials, and wellness treatments
  • Yacht charter from the villa dock or nearest marina
  • Exotic and luxury car rental delivered to the driveway
  • Private security and discreet executive protection
  • Photographers, florists, DJs, and event production for villa weddings or parties
  • Pre-arrival grocery and bar stocking to your spec

Pricing and Minimum Stays

Miami luxury villa rates start around $1,500/night for boutique 3-bedroom homes in Mid-Beach and scale to $25,000+/night for waterfront estates on Star Island during peak season (December–April, F1 weekend, Art Basel, Super Bowl, NYE). Most villas have a 3-night minimum and a 5-night minimum during holidays. Long-term monthly rentals are negotiable. Damage deposits and Florida vacation rental taxes apply.

Request Villa Availability

Tell us your dates, group size, neighborhood preference, and must-haves (pool, dock, primary suite count) using the inquiry form above, and we will return a curated shortlist within 24 hours. Call (305) 330-3194 to speak with a villa specialist.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nightly rate for a Miami Beach villa?

Boutique 3-bedroom homes start around $1,500/night. Waterfront 5-7 bedroom villas in Mid-Beach or Bay Harbor run $3,500-$8,000/night. Star Island, Hibiscus, and Palm Island estates range from $10,000 to $25,000+/night in peak season.

Is there a minimum stay?

Three nights for most properties, five nights during Art Basel, F1, Super Bowl, and the December holidays. Monthly stays are negotiable.

Can I host an event at the villa?

Some properties allow events with prior approval and a separate event fee or higher security deposit. Tell us your guest count up front so we shortlist the right homes.

Do villas come with a chef and staff?

Daily housekeeping is included at most properties. Private chefs, butlers, and bartenders are arranged on request, usually with 48 hours notice.

Is the dock private?

Many of our waterfront listings include private dockage for vessels up to 80-120ft. Confirm beam and draft requirements with our concierge before booking.

What is the security deposit?

Typically $2,500-$10,000 depending on the property, refunded within 7 days of checkout after the post-stay inspection.

Are pets allowed?

On a property-by-property basis. About a third of our portfolio is pet-friendly with a non-refundable pet fee.

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