The Biltmore Hotel, located in the heart of Miami-Coral Gables, is proud to announce that the historic property ranked first in the Best Miami Resorts category in the annual U.S. News & World Report rankings. The hotel also earned high scores in the rankings Best Miami Hotels, Best Florida Hotels and The Leading Hotels of the World.

U.S. News & World Report is an online multi-platform magazine and news source with annual rankings based on 24,000 hotels located in the US, Bermuda, Canada, the Caribbean, Europe and Mexico. The rankings take into account the insights of travel influencers, guest ratings and hotel classifications.

“With this award and presence in top national rankings, the Biltmore Hotel once again proves its legacy as Miami’s premier landmark and historic destination,” said Matthias Kammerer, director of The Biltmore Hotel. “By continuing to make investments in the hotel and implement new facilities, the history of the building as a first-class luxury resort in the region will always be of utmost importance. Above all, I want to thank our guests, staff and visitors for contributing to the success of the hotel. The Biltmore “.

The famed resort, which has welcomed dignitaries, celebrities and families since 1926, has also recently received the Grand Prix of Real Estate Award in the Preservation Category of the FIABCI-USA, International Real Estate Federation U.S. Chapter. The Biltmore received the prestigious recognition for its restoration projects in progress.

The Grand Prix of Real Estate award represents an outstanding achievement in a variety of disciplines. Any project developed by a US-based architect or designed by an American architect who has been operational for at least a year is eligible to compete for this prestigious award. The award is presented by the FIABCI-USA, International Real Estate Federation – a network of real estate professionals around the world.

About The Biltmore:
Thanks to the beauty and sophistication without effort, the Biltmore Hotel is a national landmark located in the exclusive area of ​​Coral Gables, close to Miami Beach and downtown Miami. The 273-room resort reminiscent of Italian, Moorish and Spanish architectural influences. A favorite of world leaders and celebrities since its opening in 1926, the hotel offers a restored 18-hole Donald Ross golf course, tennis courts, the largest pool of hotels on the east coast of the United States with private cabanas, a European spa and an award-winning fitness center. The hotel’s gastronomic destinations include the award-winning Palme d’Or, recognized by Zagat as one of the best restaurants in the country; Fontana, a traditional Italian restaurant around the Biltmore courtyard and fountain. The hotel also recently unveiled its culinary academy offering a variety of cooking classes for adults and children. For more information, visit www.BiltmoreHotel.com.

Photo: Paula Lewis