The Setai Hotel
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The Setai Hotel
, Miami Beach
Rooms: 125
2001 Collins Avenue
- Miami Beach - Florida - 33139 - United States
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| 305-520-6000
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Awesome
from A TripAdvisor Member
Stayed @ the Setai for 2 days 5-19 to 5-21. It was truly unbelievable. Don't get me wrong, this place isn't cheap, but you get what you pay for. The Staff couldn't have been better. From the front desk, to the pool guy to the bartenders, everyone went out of there way to make our stay special.
The hotel is beautiful ; the shore club and Delano don't even compare.
We will return to South Beach in the fall and will definetly be staying here.
The hotel is beautiful ; the shore club and Delano don't even compare.
We will return to South Beach in the fall and will definetly be staying here.
OUTSTANDING
from geombfl
I recently stayed at The Setai. What an experince. I have stayed at The Delano, The Shore Club, The Ritz Carlton, The National, The Four Seasons and this my friends was hands down the BEST. It was such a pleasure, the staff, housekeeping service always down but I never saw anyone. We had a 2 bedroom suite on the 35th floor that was breathtaking......the room, the bathrooms, the kitchen, the view, the balcony. Service was impeccable, pool staff and pool was wonderful. We NEVER left the hotel. Five Star Service, Quality and Style are now here in Miami Beach. Welcome we have been waiting for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outrageously Expensive, over-rated disaster
from A TripAdvisor Member
I was told this was the new 'it' place, that the famed founder finally outdid himself. Horse #@!. Where to start.
1) Prices are ridiculous - WAY overpriced by more than double.
2) Staff is a joke - they are having some kind of war with their management- heard the bellman call the manager Hitler, said that in six months all the staff has quit, been replaced, and is quitting again
3) room was dirty...toilet not flushed (not joking)
4) Wife and I ordered overpriced dinner for two (over $240), which after 2 hours waiting for we gave up on it and went out to eat., even after walking down to restaurant to see where it was. Next morning found it in the hallway. Hotel charged us for meal. When we argued, man at front desk walked into office and never re-emerged.
5) A resident of the condo was fighting with a guest at the pool saying he is tired of these 'low-class, loud guests running around acting like they own the place."(At $785 a night, may as well). Aparently owners are suing the hotel developer, who is also beng sued by the bank that lent the money to build this heap. End result was, residents and guests dont get along too well.
6) For a half empty hotel (a resident said that hotel has been running less than 50% occupied), the service was bad on every count. Resident said they were told they would make a ton of money renting their units to the hotel, but said almost everyone has not even rented out just one night. Might explain the unrest!
7) Room was funky, dirty tub in the middle of the room. No views to speak of. Decor looked cheap.
I am (used to be) a regular Aman visitor, but this was the last straw. tried new Amanyari in Turks, had an equally bad, even more overpriced experience, and stayed at Amangani, in Wyoming, where the experience seemed to have little to do with Jackson Hole. I guess it makes more sense to pretend you are in Bali when you stay at a ski resort in the Rockies.
I think Adrian zecca has lost it......a shame.
1) Prices are ridiculous - WAY overpriced by more than double.
2) Staff is a joke - they are having some kind of war with their management- heard the bellman call the manager Hitler, said that in six months all the staff has quit, been replaced, and is quitting again
3) room was dirty...toilet not flushed (not joking)
4) Wife and I ordered overpriced dinner for two (over $240), which after 2 hours waiting for we gave up on it and went out to eat., even after walking down to restaurant to see where it was. Next morning found it in the hallway. Hotel charged us for meal. When we argued, man at front desk walked into office and never re-emerged.
5) A resident of the condo was fighting with a guest at the pool saying he is tired of these 'low-class, loud guests running around acting like they own the place."(At $785 a night, may as well). Aparently owners are suing the hotel developer, who is also beng sued by the bank that lent the money to build this heap. End result was, residents and guests dont get along too well.
6) For a half empty hotel (a resident said that hotel has been running less than 50% occupied), the service was bad on every count. Resident said they were told they would make a ton of money renting their units to the hotel, but said almost everyone has not even rented out just one night. Might explain the unrest!
7) Room was funky, dirty tub in the middle of the room. No views to speak of. Decor looked cheap.
I am (used to be) a regular Aman visitor, but this was the last straw. tried new Amanyari in Turks, had an equally bad, even more overpriced experience, and stayed at Amangani, in Wyoming, where the experience seemed to have little to do with Jackson Hole. I guess it makes more sense to pretend you are in Bali when you stay at a ski resort in the Rockies.
I think Adrian zecca has lost it......a shame.
Good luck getting a late lunch at the Setai
from lisa1061
We had no idea that first week in April was already off season for South Beach. We got there late afternoon and after checking in we were starving. After getting turned down at every restaurant (they were so dead there, they were shutting down the kitchens earlier than usual) we had to order room service at the main bar. Other than that, everything was pretty good. The staff were excellent. So nice and helpful with everything. I guess we just didn't think that this hotel stood up to $950 a night. We got a deal through AMEX Platinum and that made it easier to justify. They charge A LOT for everything here. The upside is that if you came when South Beach was really crowded, the prices would keep out the frat parties which would make it worth it.
Outstanding!!!!
from brendanla
Just came back from a wonderful weekend at the setai. It was absolutely amazing. What i love about it is that i always have trouble sleeping in south beach - hotel rooms even at the nicest establishments usually leave a lot to be desired and are noisy. I never sleep well on south beach!! but at the setai their is perfect soundproofing and AMAZING rooms (GREAT beds) - this is worth the price alone!!! The pools, beach and food are AMAZING. The only complaint i had was with cleaning of the room - i would suggest that you call beforehand to make sure they clean it when you head down to the beach. Other than that A++++!!!!
Almost laughable
from travelcookie
We flew down to South Beach for a weekend away from our 1.5 year old in early Feb. We've been going to South Beach every year for the last 4 or 5 years staying at the Shore Club and more recently, the Raleigh.
We were totally disappointed by the Setai and would not go back. After checking in around noon on Fri (room not ready, not a problem) we headed to the pool but there were no lounge chairs available. Help assured us everyone at the pool was staying at the hotel or in the tower residences, but that was a lie as we overhead several groups (looked like strippers) talk about how they live in South Beach and frequent this pool. As frame of reference, during our stay we were never asked for our room # or proof of residence by the people allocating lounge chairs at the pool (or the beach). So we spent the day at the beach, which was okay (nice lounge chairs), although we had to listen to a screaming argument between one of the beach boys and a waitress who was delivering drinks/eats to some of the beachgoers. Basically, we wouldn't recommend ordering food/drink at the beach unless you're in the mood to have a good nap while you wait. And you should probably find a chair away from the beach boy's hut so you don't have to listen to him bickering with the wait staff or hanging out with his friends who stop by to talk.
We ate lunch at the poolside bar both Fri and Sat. Food is pretty good, setting is great but service is typical of the Setai - pretentious, bitter and unhelpful.
We upgraded our room from a courtyard view spa suite in the hotel building (dark and view of the Days Inn next door) to a one bedroom suite in the tower (17th floor). The tower suite was awesome - unbelievable views, great layout, huge bathroom, comfortable bed, all-in-all we were totally psyched by the room and glad we upgraded.
Back to the room Fri night after dinner (Tantra - overrated, tourist trap), had to call housekeeping as they had not come for turndown service. Had to sit in living room for 45 minutes until they finished. Sat morning, up at 8AM to reserve our pool chairs (successful, although they didn't even ask if we were staying at hotel). Spent all day Sat at pool, very enjoyable. Only one waitress serving entire pool area so everyone around us who ordered food/drink was complaining. We knew better than to order something and be disappointed.
Back to the room Sat around 5PM, alas, housekeeping skipped us again, so we had to call down to get towels and have the room put back together. Dinner Sat night at Casa Tua (been there before, unbelievable food, great atmosphere and service, can't wait to go back again).
Checked out Sun. Had a problem with getting the rental car. Concierge was helpful in arranging for Hertz to deliver a car, we went downstairs and talked to him in person and told him we were going to head over to hotel restaurant and grab quick lunch, came back to concierge desk and learned the Hertz person had come and gone. No one thought to walk over to restaurant or call and let us know! So we had to cab it to Hertz location and pick up car old-fashioned way.
So for the money (very expensive), we would have thought service would be great. It wasn't even good at the most basic level (housekeeping) and pretty much everywhere we went at the hotel we felt like unwelcome outsiders.
Hotel management has their work cut out for them. With a pervasive bad attitude among the staff, hard to say if this thing is fixable.
We were totally disappointed by the Setai and would not go back. After checking in around noon on Fri (room not ready, not a problem) we headed to the pool but there were no lounge chairs available. Help assured us everyone at the pool was staying at the hotel or in the tower residences, but that was a lie as we overhead several groups (looked like strippers) talk about how they live in South Beach and frequent this pool. As frame of reference, during our stay we were never asked for our room # or proof of residence by the people allocating lounge chairs at the pool (or the beach). So we spent the day at the beach, which was okay (nice lounge chairs), although we had to listen to a screaming argument between one of the beach boys and a waitress who was delivering drinks/eats to some of the beachgoers. Basically, we wouldn't recommend ordering food/drink at the beach unless you're in the mood to have a good nap while you wait. And you should probably find a chair away from the beach boy's hut so you don't have to listen to him bickering with the wait staff or hanging out with his friends who stop by to talk.
We ate lunch at the poolside bar both Fri and Sat. Food is pretty good, setting is great but service is typical of the Setai - pretentious, bitter and unhelpful.
We upgraded our room from a courtyard view spa suite in the hotel building (dark and view of the Days Inn next door) to a one bedroom suite in the tower (17th floor). The tower suite was awesome - unbelievable views, great layout, huge bathroom, comfortable bed, all-in-all we were totally psyched by the room and glad we upgraded.
Back to the room Fri night after dinner (Tantra - overrated, tourist trap), had to call housekeeping as they had not come for turndown service. Had to sit in living room for 45 minutes until they finished. Sat morning, up at 8AM to reserve our pool chairs (successful, although they didn't even ask if we were staying at hotel). Spent all day Sat at pool, very enjoyable. Only one waitress serving entire pool area so everyone around us who ordered food/drink was complaining. We knew better than to order something and be disappointed.
Back to the room Sat around 5PM, alas, housekeeping skipped us again, so we had to call down to get towels and have the room put back together. Dinner Sat night at Casa Tua (been there before, unbelievable food, great atmosphere and service, can't wait to go back again).
Checked out Sun. Had a problem with getting the rental car. Concierge was helpful in arranging for Hertz to deliver a car, we went downstairs and talked to him in person and told him we were going to head over to hotel restaurant and grab quick lunch, came back to concierge desk and learned the Hertz person had come and gone. No one thought to walk over to restaurant or call and let us know! So we had to cab it to Hertz location and pick up car old-fashioned way.
So for the money (very expensive), we would have thought service would be great. It wasn't even good at the most basic level (housekeeping) and pretty much everywhere we went at the hotel we felt like unwelcome outsiders.
Hotel management has their work cut out for them. With a pervasive bad attitude among the staff, hard to say if this thing is fixable.
Lovely visit at the Setai
from A TripAdvisor Member
We just returned from a wonderful stay at the Setai in Miami. It would easily have been a 5 star experience except for a few minor inconviniences that one would not expect at a hotel of this class. First, the positives...
The hotel and surrounding area are a zenmaster's dream. Everything is serene and calm and the staff are truly friendly and available to help as needed. We were immediately met at the door, our room set with our preferences for magazines, beverages, etc.
Arriving at night and walking into the sitting area next to the bar was a dream, terribly romantic. The shallow pool is filled with water and stones and candles are set out all around. Alcoves made the experience private.
The Balinese couples massage is wonderful. A full 90 minutes in a beautiful suite with a highly qualified massuese.
The restaurant we found to have very good food in general. The wine list was exceptional and the sommeliers highly qualified. The food and beverage is very expensive, but it was not surprising in a hotel like this.
The room was a dream come true. As an escape from a hectic, stressful workweek, my significant other and I had great fun relaxing in the room, listening to the stereo and enjoying the room's multiple other amenities.
What keeps it from being a 5 star hotel? It's the small things, possibly because the hotel is still new - I have several examples...
- an empty mayonaisse jar left in the table rack
- the smell of varnish in the hallways. You didn't smell it in the room, but it was overpowering when we walked to the elevator.
- room service food served a bit less than hot
- valet service that did not retrieve our car though we called 30 minutes before we were ready to leave.
In all, these were minor annoyances, but they keep the hotel from earning a full 5 stars.
Overall, the Setai was an absolutely beautiful, tranquil resting place. I would return again under similar circumstances in a minute.
The hotel and surrounding area are a zenmaster's dream. Everything is serene and calm and the staff are truly friendly and available to help as needed. We were immediately met at the door, our room set with our preferences for magazines, beverages, etc.
Arriving at night and walking into the sitting area next to the bar was a dream, terribly romantic. The shallow pool is filled with water and stones and candles are set out all around. Alcoves made the experience private.
The Balinese couples massage is wonderful. A full 90 minutes in a beautiful suite with a highly qualified massuese.
The restaurant we found to have very good food in general. The wine list was exceptional and the sommeliers highly qualified. The food and beverage is very expensive, but it was not surprising in a hotel like this.
The room was a dream come true. As an escape from a hectic, stressful workweek, my significant other and I had great fun relaxing in the room, listening to the stereo and enjoying the room's multiple other amenities.
What keeps it from being a 5 star hotel? It's the small things, possibly because the hotel is still new - I have several examples...
- an empty mayonaisse jar left in the table rack
- the smell of varnish in the hallways. You didn't smell it in the room, but it was overpowering when we walked to the elevator.
- room service food served a bit less than hot
- valet service that did not retrieve our car though we called 30 minutes before we were ready to leave.
In all, these were minor annoyances, but they keep the hotel from earning a full 5 stars.
Overall, the Setai was an absolutely beautiful, tranquil resting place. I would return again under similar circumstances in a minute.
Loved it
from A TripAdvisor Member
I gave 4 stars only because I don't believe any place is perfect. But I celebrated my 36th birthday with a few friends and we dined at the Setai Restaurant. I love Asian cuisine and was fascinated at the possibility of enjoying Thai, Indian and Chinese on the same menu. The portions are small compared to the portions I think Americans have grown all too accustomed to eating. There were 5 of us and we shared 6 dishes between us and everyone was full. I particularly enjoyed the Tandoori Chicken, the Salmon that was prepared with lemongrass and the whole Red Snapper. Although I do not consume alcohol, the wine list is tremendous. Most importantly, the wait staff was wonderful and patient and answered any questions and made recommendations that suited our palette. And the place is beautiful. I am planning my next trip there for the end of March. Enjoy!
highway robbery in restaurant
from raqazran
I'd like to warn people about the highway robbery practiced by the Setai hotel in South Beach, Miami. We were a party of three, happily intent on lunch in the stunning Asian restaurant. As the hostess urged us to order several portions of appetizers, at $20 and up, I warned my companions that I smelled tiny portions and huge prices. So before ordering the meal, we chose two appetizers, one vegetarian and one seafood. The first was mediocre and the second outstanding, but the common denominator was the portion size - three forkfuls and each plate was fingerlicking empty. No bread, no extras. We paid the $55 bill and continued on to Joe's Stone Crab, where we gorged on crab claws, shrimp and crab cakes and had a bottle of Sancerre for $30 per person.
Coming at the end of a week in South Beach, where we happily ate our way through excellent food at reasonable prices (Osteria del Teatro, Novocento, Vita, Talula and of course Joe's Stone Crab), the Setai lunch menu was ludicrous.
Coming at the end of a week in South Beach, where we happily ate our way through excellent food at reasonable prices (Osteria del Teatro, Novocento, Vita, Talula and of course Joe's Stone Crab), the Setai lunch menu was ludicrous.
Problems in Paradise
from A TripAdvisor Member
I have stayed at this hotel three times in the past year. Fortunately, I am not the one paying the bill for my stays. Unfortunately, I imagine I will be staying here again. When reading what follows, one should keep in mind that while it may sound negative, I am stating my experiences in light of the costs of this "resort".
The rooms are cold, off-putting, and uncomfortable. Hard surfaces everywhere. Nothing soft and comfy other than the beds which are very nice. The linen sheets are scratchy. There are not blackout curtains on the windows, only wooden venetian blinds, so if you would like to sleep-in in the morning, forget it. Bath linens are frequently stained.
The public corridors are unadorned and unfinished looking. Not a piece of art anywhere. Walls are gouged and nicked, as is the woodwork. Carpets are stained. Keep in mind, this is my third stay here, and I've stayed on 3 different floors, all are in the same condition.
The pool area is beautiful if somewhat cramped. Row after row of wooden lounges. One frequently has a long wait to have the lounger made up with towels, and these towels are already in tatters. The hotels literature refers to "acres of tropical gardens" which I have yet to see. The music at the pool is schizophrenic.
The hours at the pool bar fluctuate with the weather here. If it happens to rain at 10 am. don't be surprised if they close the bar for the rest of the day. One definitely gets the idea that at the Setai they would rather cut back on overhead than provide a cocktail to only a few. If you want a beer at sunset, goodluck, better go next door to the Shore Club.
My biggest gripe with this place is the front desk. One is hard pressed to get the staff to even look up from their computer screens, (games?) as one walks thru the lobby. One of the concierges, Rick, is incredible, another who wears those gold keys on her suit is aloof, and once kept me waiting so she could converse with a valet about carwashes. Do what I do, make a game of getting one of the night shift front desk clerks to even acknowledge you. The surly strawberry blond on that shift should be fired.
Food........well, it's hotel food. But 3x the price. Toast on one stay was 8 dollars U.S. one day, 12 dollars the next. Toast! Room service is uninspired and limited selection. Things that should arrive hot don't, likewise with those that should be cold. Just a pet peeve of mine, but at a place like this, couldn't a french fried potato be fried from actual real potatos? Oh yeah. The caesar salad dressing has no anchovies in it. So it's not actually caesar, right? I asked for extra anchovy, they didn't have any. The room service person told me that the dressing comes out of a jug. Wow!
In all honesty, I haven't tried the signature restaurants. Only eaten at the pool and room service. But with so many great options within a block or two of this hotel, and given my expereinces at the Setai, why would I?
I could go on and on, but my point is not to ramble and nitpick. I just don't like the idea of someone electing to stay at this hotel thinking that it is going to be an experience which will be inline with the prices that it charges. At least at a place like the Ritz-Carlton, like it or not, you get a reasonable value for the dollar and a smile or two.
The rooms are cold, off-putting, and uncomfortable. Hard surfaces everywhere. Nothing soft and comfy other than the beds which are very nice. The linen sheets are scratchy. There are not blackout curtains on the windows, only wooden venetian blinds, so if you would like to sleep-in in the morning, forget it. Bath linens are frequently stained.
The public corridors are unadorned and unfinished looking. Not a piece of art anywhere. Walls are gouged and nicked, as is the woodwork. Carpets are stained. Keep in mind, this is my third stay here, and I've stayed on 3 different floors, all are in the same condition.
The pool area is beautiful if somewhat cramped. Row after row of wooden lounges. One frequently has a long wait to have the lounger made up with towels, and these towels are already in tatters. The hotels literature refers to "acres of tropical gardens" which I have yet to see. The music at the pool is schizophrenic.
The hours at the pool bar fluctuate with the weather here. If it happens to rain at 10 am. don't be surprised if they close the bar for the rest of the day. One definitely gets the idea that at the Setai they would rather cut back on overhead than provide a cocktail to only a few. If you want a beer at sunset, goodluck, better go next door to the Shore Club.
My biggest gripe with this place is the front desk. One is hard pressed to get the staff to even look up from their computer screens, (games?) as one walks thru the lobby. One of the concierges, Rick, is incredible, another who wears those gold keys on her suit is aloof, and once kept me waiting so she could converse with a valet about carwashes. Do what I do, make a game of getting one of the night shift front desk clerks to even acknowledge you. The surly strawberry blond on that shift should be fired.
Food........well, it's hotel food. But 3x the price. Toast on one stay was 8 dollars U.S. one day, 12 dollars the next. Toast! Room service is uninspired and limited selection. Things that should arrive hot don't, likewise with those that should be cold. Just a pet peeve of mine, but at a place like this, couldn't a french fried potato be fried from actual real potatos? Oh yeah. The caesar salad dressing has no anchovies in it. So it's not actually caesar, right? I asked for extra anchovy, they didn't have any. The room service person told me that the dressing comes out of a jug. Wow!
In all honesty, I haven't tried the signature restaurants. Only eaten at the pool and room service. But with so many great options within a block or two of this hotel, and given my expereinces at the Setai, why would I?
I could go on and on, but my point is not to ramble and nitpick. I just don't like the idea of someone electing to stay at this hotel thinking that it is going to be an experience which will be inline with the prices that it charges. At least at a place like the Ritz-Carlton, like it or not, you get a reasonable value for the dollar and a smile or two.
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- Address: 2001 Collins Avenue - Miami Beach - Florida - 33139 - United States
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