There is a wide variety of restaurants, nightlife venues, and hotel bars in South Florida to satisfy the tastes of both locals and visitors. Visitors, for example, can relax with a drink, listen to live music, mingle with other guests, and snack on bar nibbles served by a hotel's restaurant at its bar.

Guests can rest assured that their time will be well spent at one of these selected hotels in South Florida, from Miami Beach to Fort Lauderdale, because they all feature bars that are sure to provide an unforgettable experience.

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10 The Drawing Room At The Shelborne South Beach

With its retro-inspired decor that pays homage to the Shelborne's midcentury heritage, the Drawing Room is a statement-making area where guests can enjoy apothecary-inspired cocktails, live music, and delectable meals. On the weekends, there is live music.

9 El Salón At Esmé Miami Beach

Esmé Miami Beach's El Salón is not only a gorgeously decorated lounge with a speakeasy atmosphere, but its exclusive range of house-made spirit mixes also takes mixology to new heights, making it possibly the most innovative cocktail bar in the area. Classic drinks like Martinis, Mojitos and Mai Tais are given a new spin by skilled bartenders, who will also gladly make cocktails tailored to guests' preferences.

8 Sparrow At The Dalmar, Fort Lauderdale

Sparrow Rooftop, atop The Dalmar Hotel, is a cozy urban retreat built with exploration in mind. Everything at Sparrow, from the cocktails to the decor, was made with the intention of surprising its guests at every turn. Sparrow is half indoors and half outdoors, evoking a relaxed, swinging Sixties vibe while offering delicious fare. Come in and take in the sights of Fort Lauderdale while sipping on a draft beer.

7 The Burgundy Bar At The Saint Hotel Key West

Visitors enjoy a slice of heaven right in the middle of "Old Town" at the Saint Hotel Key West. Guests can unwind between appetizers and drinks and enjoy a wide selection of specialty cocktails from The Burgundy Bar's attentive staff. From a hand-shaken daiquiri to a traditional Sazerac, the Burgundy Bar can mix up a drink to help anyone let their wild side out.

6 Living Room Bar AT W South Beach

Take in the sounds of musicians and admire the works of local artists while sipping on cocktails made by some of Miami Beach's most skilled bartenders. The W South Beach's lobby bar, Living Room, is decked out like an apothecary's shop, with shelves stocked with edibles like fruits, herbs, and flowers.

5 WunderBar At Circa 39 Hotel Miami Beach

This rum-based lobby bar serves "WunderDrinks," such as the original Brazilian Lemonade, and hosts weekly yoga classes in the hotel's secret "WunderGarden" patio. The outstanding collection of Circa 39 Hotel's WunderBar makes it a worthy competitor to South Beach, Miami bars. Try one of their tasty Wunder Drinks that are rum-based. Guests are encouraged to take their time, savor the warm and inviting ambiance, and try one of the many delicious drinks available.

4 Beacon Social Drinkery Rooftop Bar At Luminary Hotel & Co. Fort Myers

Luminary Hotel & Co's Beacon Social Drinkery is a hip, modern rooftop bar and Restaurant on the 12th floor, perfect for people-watching and taking in the panoramic view of the Caloosahatchee River and downtown Fort Myers. There are tapas, excellent wines, craft beers, and original drinks on the menu. Modern and stylish, it's the ideal spot to unwind with coworkers or friends after a day of meetings or sightseeing.

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3 The Champagne Bar At Four Seasons Hotel At The Surf Club

One of the most storied hotels in Miami Beach is the Four Seasons at the Surf Club. The Restaurant has been a hotspot for those seeking both contemporary Italian cuisine and old-school grandeur since it first opened its doors on January 1, 1930. Champagne is abundant at the hotel's Champagne Bar, located in the Lido Restaurant and close to the adjacent oceanfront terrace. The bar also serves a variety of cocktails, including the Surf Club Classics and Reflections.

2 Edge Steak & Bar At Four Seasons Hotel Miami

Inside Brickell's Four Seasons hotel is Edge Steak & Bar, which is famous for its Sunday brunch as well as the bar's all-day dining. Snacks include chorizo, cheddar croquetas, Edge charcuterie, and oysters on the half shell. From the bar, try a Brickell Mule made with Ketel One Family Made Vodka blended with pineapple, lime, celery bitters, and ginger beer.

1 Bleau Bar At The Fontainebleau Miami Beach

Relax with a beverage in hand and take in the history of the Fontainebleau, which has played host to some of the biggest names in show business since the 1950s and 1960s. The Bleau Bar in the hotel lobby has a long history of serving as a hangout for Hollywood's elite. Try one of the new twists the master mixologist has come up with, or stick with the tried-and-true classics. Head to the large dance floor and hone your moves to DJ K Razor's pulsating house music.