Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL): Approximate driving time is 39 minutes and distance is 18.5 miles.

Driving directions from Miami International Airport: Take SR-112/Airport Expwy heading east to I-95 North. Take Exit #9 to SR-934 heading east and then turn left onto US-1 North/Biscayne Blvd. Turn right onto SR-922 and head east over Broad Cswy. Turn right onto Abbott Ave and then left onto 94th St. Proceed two blocks and take a left on Collins Ave, resort will be on right hand side.

Driving Directions from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL): Exit the airport Take I-95 South to exit for Rt 826 East. Follow Rt 826 to Collins Ave and turn right. Proceed three miles south on Collins Ave. Continue south on Bal Harbour Blvd and then onto Harding Ave. Take a left on 94th St and then another left on Collins Ave, resort will be on right hand side.

Taxis, rental cars, and shuttle vans are the most convenient ways to get from the airport to the hotel and back. Transportation options for both MIA and FLL are available on the ground level of the airport terminal, outside the baggage claim area. From MIA: There is a flat-rate taxi fare to the hotel from MIA: more than $36. SuperShuttle service to hotel: $16–$25. From FLL: Taxi: more than $36. Tri-County Airport Express Shuttle: $16–$25 per person. Limousine and Town Car: more than $36. Car rentals available through this site: more than $36. Rates are subject to change without advanced notice.

Getting around: The Inn is located within walking distance of the Bal Harbour Shops famous for its upscale shopping and restaurants. South Beach is located approximately six miles south and is easy accessible by taxi: less than $5 per mile. Driving is the most convenient way to explore other points of interest in Miami and surrounding areas, although street parking in South Beach or downtown Miami can be problematic.

Seahorse Bar - Featuring a large aquarium full of seahorses, this intimate lounge serves a selection of premium liquors and house specialties in a warm, dimly lit atmosphere.

Poolside Bar - This organic juice bar overlooks the hotel’s pool and the ocean beyond.

Along similar lines, The Pantry is the hotel's updated version of an old-time country store. It has gifts, magazines, and snacks including pints of Haagen-Dazs with personal metal spoons. Guests can also enjoy spa and beauty treatments either in the hotel’s colorful poolside cabanas or in the privacy of their rooms. For those who have to work, the hotel has a business center, five meeting rooms, and banquet facilities for as many as 500 guests.