The Most Exclusive Wellness Clubs and Spas in Miami, From a 200-Member Spa to Faena’s Healing House

Miami didn’t trade its nightlife for a green juice. As covered in Inside Miami’s New Wellness Identity, the city built a second identity without giving up its first — and the infrastructure that emerged is serious. There is a version of wellness in Miami that operates completely differently from everything else: committees that vet memberships, blood panels that run 100-plus biomarkers, hammams with Arctic Rooms, and spas that span 70,000 square feet. Here is where to look.

Delano Members Club in South Beach

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One of the most talked-about new private wellness memberships in Miami Beach, the Delano Members Club launched in Spring 2026 alongside the reopening of the relaunched Delano Miami Beach. Located exclusively on the fourth floor of the hotel and accessible only to members and hotel guests, the club functions as a private social and wellness sanctuary above South Beach. Membership includes access to a private pool, a dedicated fitness studio equipped with Technogym’s Artis Luxury line, and The Source by Delano, the hotel’s social spa concept focused on modern wellness. Cultural and entertainment programming runs throughout the year, and the club is designed to expand to additional Delano destinations as the brand grows globally.

The Carillon Miami Wellness Resort in Miami Beach

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The largest spa on the Eastern Seaboard, full stop. The Carillon at 6801 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach occupies 70,000 square feet of wellness infrastructure spanning a nine-circuit hydrotherapy experience, four pools including an Atlantic-facing pool, a two-story state-of-the-art gym, a thermal hydrotherapy circuit with cold experience showers, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms, an integrative medical health center with board-certified physicians, an acupuncturist, nutritionist, and energy healer, and personalized physician services. The annual membership is limited to 200 members across three tiers, starting at $7,500 per person, and does not evaluate applicants on profession, financial status, or social standing.

Hürrem Hammam Wellness and Spa in North Miami

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The Arctic Room — a cold chamber that follows the Grand Hammam’s heat — is what most guests remember. The 20,000-square-foot authentic Turkish hammam at 14652 Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami is the most transportive wellness experience in Miami, with a Grand Hammam, Rustic Sauna, Herbal Sauna, steam rooms, hydromassage pool, Himalayan Salt Room, cold bucket showers, rain showers, and an on-site Turkish restaurant, Topkapi Kitchen. Upgrades include private Haseki Hammam suites, couples marble scrub rooms, and Vichy treatment rooms. Membership available. Open daily from 9:30 AM to 10 PM.

The Standard Spa on Belle Isle

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Part recovery center, part members’ club, part new-age ashram on Belle Isle. The Standard Spa at 40 Island Avenue draws as many locals as overnight guests to its hydrotherapy circuit — Turkish Hammam, infinity pool on Biscayne Bay, Roman Waterfall Hot Tub, Arctic Plunge, Hemlock Sauna, Ice Room, and steam room. The membership, which runs through an application and waitlist process, includes unlimited access to the hydrotherapy amenities, private events including curated dinners, wellness ceremonies, and dive-in movies, plus discounts across spa services and dining.

Sensa in Wynwood

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The most ambitious wellness opening in Wynwood this season. Sensa at 2830 NW 5th Avenue spans nearly 20,000 square feet and folds a thermal bathhouse, a full massage and body treatment menu, and a clinical med spa into a single address. At the center is a signature 120-minute thermal circuit moving guests through a freshwater pool, hot hydrotherapy pools, cold plunges, traditional and infrared saunas, a steam room, a frigidarium, a Rain Room with a hidden Storm Experience complete with falling rain, lightning, and thunder, and a swim-through tunnel connecting an indoor grotto pool to the outdoor pool. On the clinical side, the med spa offers medical aesthetics, IV therapies, facials, hair restoration, GLP-1 medications, peptide therapy, and bioidentical hormone support. A blow dry and style bar rounds out the visit.

Grotto Baths in Wynwood

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Miami’s first modern social bathhouse at 325 NW 28th Street in Wynwood, developed by Nathan Kaplan and Nick Anselmo with Darryl Gibson of The Standard Spa Miami Beach overseeing hospitality and programming. The 7,500-square-foot space is designed as a contemporary take on ancient bathhouse culture, where contrast therapy, sauna, and cold plunge are woven into a social environment rather than a solitary one. Interiors draw on Brazilian modernism filtered through a distinctly Miami lens. Grotto hosts curated programming including somatic movement sessions, breathwork classes, and workshops alongside the thermal circuit. For a bathhouse in Wynwood built around presence and shared ritual, Grotto is the most intimate option in the neighborhood.

Tierra Santa Healing House at Faena Miami Beach

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The most immersive and most theatrically conceived spa in Miami Beach, occupying the entire third floor of Faena Hotel Miami Beach at 3201 Collins Avenue with direct pool and beach access and outdoor terraces overlooking the Atlantic. Tierra Santa Healing House spans 22,000 square feet and draws its identity entirely from South American healing culture, using ingredients ethically sourced from the Amazon, including white Amazonian clay, muds from the rainforest, and maca root. The interiors were designed by Academy Award-winning costume designer Catherine Martin, who collaborated with artists Juan Gatti and Manuel Ameztoy.

The wet spa experience begins with a clay-colored Tierra Santa soap and guides guests through a waterfall of powerful showers before treatment. The menu spans healing arts, massage therapies, bodywork, hammam rituals, IV vitamin infusion therapy, and holistic and preventative medicine. Private oceanfront spa suites with indoor soaking tubs and secluded ocean-view balconies are available for couples. The Rossano Ferretti Salon at Tierra Santa offers hair and beauty services. A curated boutique carries South American finds alongside Tierra Santa’s signature products.

RETO Health in Brickell

The Arctic Room at Hürrem is one kind of cold. The blood draw at RETO Health at 999 Brickell Avenue Suite 520 is another. RETO is a preventive medicine and longevity clinic that opens with the Full Cellular Assessment at $1,990, a 90-minute visit covering 16 tubes across a 100-plus biomarker blood panel, a DEXA scan for body composition and bone density, and a VO2 Max metabolic test. The protocol that follows is built by a scientific advisory board spanning physicians, biologists, psychologists, nutritionists, and exercise scientists across seven pillars including nutrition, medicine, sleep, and exercise. Quarterly retests measure progress. RETO received the Key to Miami-Dade County and was a top-three finalist in the 2025 Beacon Awards Life Sciences and Healthcare category.

Pause Studio Brickell

Le Labo amenities in the changing rooms. Float tanks that are cleaned between every session. Pause at 25 SW 9th Street in Brickell offers float therapy, infrared saunas, cryotherapy, contrast therapy, LED light therapy, compression therapy, and IV drips across private suites guided by a dedicated wellness guide for each visit. The signature private suite experience starts at $99 per hour.

For more of Haute Living’s Miami coverage, see The Haute Guide to Brickell and Downtown Miami and The Haute Guide to Little River, Miami’s Next Major Neighborhood.