Palm Tree Club Miami
Hotel · North Bay Village ·

Palm Tree Club Miami

Hotel · North Bay Village ·

Bay views, pool, gym, business center, casual bar & grill

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Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null
Palm Tree Club Miami by null

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1819 79th Street Causeway, North Bay Village, FL 33141 Get directions

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1819 79th Street Causeway, North Bay Village, FL 33141 Get directions

+1 305 865 7100
palmtreeclubmiami.com
@palmtreeclubmiami

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All the Best Food, Drink, and Dinner Events for Art Basel Miami 2025 | Eater Miami

"The restaurant, hotel, and live music venue from Kygo and Myles Shears’s Palm Tree Crew brings a lively mix of food, drinks, and performances to Art Basel Miami Beach, from an invite-only set by John Summit to a Saturday lineup with Disclosure and Carlita and a Sunday finale headlined by Rampa — all paired with curated dining and cocktail experiences for a high-energy, nightlife-meets-culinary crowd." - Samantha Leal

https://miami.eater.com/dining-out-in-miami/72946/best-events-miami-art-basel-2025
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Miami’s 8 Most Expensive Restaurant Meals | Eater Miami

"For anyone who loves chicken tenders and French fries, the seafood-style tower swaps oysters for golden, crunchy strips of chicken, crisp fries, and plenty of dipping sauces — an impressive Instagram shot that might make you cluck at the $105 price tag." - Laine Doss

https://miami.eater.com/dining-out-in-miami/72406/most-expensive-restaurants-miami
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If you loved Shuckers, Palm Tree Club will probably make you sad - Review - Miami - The Infatuation

"There are two sides to Miami. One hunts for a cold, affordable beer, preferably with a view and no dress code. The other wants to look as hot as humanly possible, make eye contact with a DJ, and spend irresponsible amounts of money on irrational things. This restaurant on the edge of Biscayne Bay has catered to both of those Miamis at different times. Previously, it was Shuckers. Folks went there for a blessedly casual waterfront meal with decent food and an incredible view. Now it’s Palm Tree Club, where you spend $105 on a chicken tender tower while watching a DJ who just hopped off a yacht. photo credit: Palm Tree Club You might love it here. You also may want to hop onto a passing jet ski and disappear into the Bermuda Triangle. It really depends on which side of Miami you feel more aligned with. Palm Tree Club is a restaurant, although a very bad one. Service moves at a hangover pace and seemingly every plastic cup on the table has lipstick on it. The menu is an odd blend of toddler favorites, sports bar food, and clubstaurant hits. You can enjoy a first course of grilled cheese and caviar cones before moving on to baked ziti and branzino. None of it is good. Palm Tree Club’s biggest strength is the view it inherited, which is the only reason why we'd tell you to come here on a Wednesday to watch the sunset with a beer and guacamole. photo credit: Palm Tree Club The entire property (it’s also a hotel) is owned by a famous Scandinavian DJ. This place makes the most sense when no one is paying attention to the food, drinks, or the fact that Palm Tree Club even functions as a restaurant at all. They clear out the tables and throw parties on Saturdays, hosting DJs—occasionally very famous ones—who play sets in front of a truly stunning waterfront backdrop. That’s when one side of Miami comes here to dance, breathe in saltwater air, and remind themselves why they fell in love with this city. The other side of Miami just drives by now, wincing at the new paint job, and remembering when this place used to make them feel like that too. Food Rundown Guacamole This is the best thing here thanks to the tortilla chips that are puffy yet crisp. Sitting at the bar with this and a beer is pretty much the only way to have an enjoyable meal. PlayMute video credit: Julia Malavé Crispy Salmon Rice Crispy rice’s first and foremost duty is to be crispy, a task this mushy mess fails immediately. PlayMute video credit: Julia Malavé Chicken Tender Tower It costs $105 and comes with exactly 13 chicken tenders, a dump truck’s worth of french fries, and two dipping sauces. The chicken tenders are on par with your neighborhood Chili’s. If we were dancing to the dulcet tones of Tiesto and someone bought this for the table, we might love it. But this has to be one of the most spectacular wastes of money in the whole city. photo credit: Ryan Pfeffer Baked Ziti It tastes like it teleported here from the frozen food aisle of your local Publix. At least it has a lot of cheese. PlayMute video credit: Julia Malavé" - Ryan Pfeffer

https://www.theinfatuation.com/miami/reviews/palm-tree-club
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Kristen M.

Google
We had such a great stay here! Thomas at the front desk was awesome and accommodating! The location was amazing and close to everything! Parking was easy! The pool was awesome! Jackie the housekeeper was the sweetest person and very helpful! The rooms were a little dated but definitely worth it! I will 100% stay here again! Love this place!

Maryellen C.

Google
The tub has water underneath it making the botyom somewhat of a surf lesson. There is hair on the shower wall from the previous guest. We booked a top floor balcony room to be told the elevator doesnt work. We have a handicapped guest, so we had to switch rooms to a parking lot balcony room. Upon arrival we were starving. The restaurant menu in the room saifmd they were open until midnight. They were closed shortly after 10. The cafe across the street is nice. Other than that, it was ok.

Maia C.

Google
I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The rooms were super nice, very clean, and comfortable. The pool area was also beautiful and a great place to relax. The front desk service was outstanding—special thanks to Valentina, who explained everything about the hotel in detail and recommended amazing places to visit nearby. Her kindness and professionalism really made a difference in my stay. I would definitely come back!

Will G.

Google
This used to be a best western or something with a great dive bar on the bay. Now it is wanna be swanky like most of Miami. Man there is a resort fee. I checked in at 10pm left at 7am they waived it. The shower didn’t drain which always sucks. The bed was good and I could have lived on the patio. Got an up grade somehow.

F7961IAsuzannew

Google
Stay away from this hotel! The elevator has been out for months and if you reserve a Bayview room, you’re only option is the fourth or fifth floor which means you’re walking up their concrete steps with luggage and every time you go in and out. There is no coffee available Complementary. Their machine gives you a third of a cup of coffee for $2.60 with no cream option. The ice machines on every floor are out of order so you have to walk over to the main lobby and up one flight of stairs to get ice. The restaurant attached to the hotel has a great view, but prices are very high for what you receive. The only good thing about the restaurant is that they give two free drinks for their happy hour time. The bartender was very nice. There are many other options in Miami besides this one. I recommend you choose a different hotel.

Dorothy D

Google
I was profoundly dissatisfied with a five-day stay at this dump (and I had the deluxe superior Bay view) My visit was severely impacted by a prolonged power outage, which left me devoid of essential accommodations, including electricity, hot water, air conditioning, and elevator access ( I stayed on the top floor) during the peak of July. This lack of basic amenities created an unacceptably uncomfortable and, frankly, dysfunctional environment. Everything from ice machines/vending to the boat-dock were broken! Attempts to address these critical issues with hotel staff were met with unresponsiveness, nonchalance, & being provided with a fake fraudulent email address for contacting “management”. Considering the significant costs, Hidden “resorts fees” that I couldn’t even enjoy, and the overall disarray of this establishment , I can confidently say this place represents exceptionally Poor Value. I strongly advise any prospective guests to exercise extreme caution!! My experience was deeply disappointing and one I would Never recommend or Redo.

Casa Noble E.

Google
I stayed at this hotel and at first I wasn’t very happy with my room. However, Valentina at the front desk was incredibly kind and helpful—she listened to my concern with empathy and quickly arranged to move me to another room. Thanks to her professionalism and warm attitude, my stay turned out to be much better. I truly appreciate her excellent service and wanted to say thank you!

Özcan K.

Google
I need a thousand witnesses to call this place a hotel. I definitely do not recommend it. I made a reservation for 6 nights after reading the reviews and when I got to the hotel, my god, I had the biggest shock of my life. I could only stay here for 1 night and I immediately changed my hotel. Even though I told them I wanted to cancel several times, they did not give me a refund. This is definitely not an area where people can live. Water is flowing everywhere. The smell makes you dizzy. The corridors have turned into a pond. The pool is absolutely terrible. It was a terrible experience for me. They did not refund my money and ruined my holiday.