The Pavilion is a 405-unit, 17-story oceanfront condominium on Miami Beach's Millionaire's Row, built in 1968. There is no single management office; individual owners lease their apartments, either as annual leases or, under the association's rules, short-term stays up to four times a year with a one-month minimum. Reviewers consistently praise the beach access, pool, valet and front-desk staff, while complaints concern worn common areas and inconsistent staff treatment.
Residents appreciate beach access, the pool and helpful building staff. Complaints concern worn common areas and inconsistent staff treatment.
Direct beach access with loungers and umbrellas, plus a heated pool, are standout amenities residents appreciate.
Residents appreciate helpful valet and front-desk service with day-to-day requests.
Reviews describe worn paint and damaged doors in the common areas.
Reviews describe unhelpful parking and front-desk interactions and frustration with enforcement of building rules.
A heated outdoor pool, direct beach access with sun loungers, a fitness center, a spa, salon and sauna, a business center, and Indian Creek boat dock access. The building has 24/7 security, a fully attended front desk and valet parking. No pets are allowed.
* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.
Also here: Picnic and barbecue grilling area · Salon and sauna
The Pavilion is located at 5601 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140. The Pavilion sits directly on Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, on Miami Beach's Millionaire's Row, with direct beach access. It's a car-friendly stretch of Mid-Beach with limited walkable retail right on-site, closer to other oceanfront buildings than to Miami Beach's main commercial strips.
Driving times without traffic.

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One-bedrooms run about 910 to 960 square feet, two-bedrooms range from about 930 to 1,460 square feet, and a small number of three-bedroom units also exist. No pets are allowed anywhere in the building.
| Apartment | Beds | Rent | Size (sq ft) | Available | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#1210#1210 | 1 bed | $3,700 | — | — | Zillow |
#1115#1115 | 1 bed | $4,200 | 960 | — | Zillow |
#1605#1605 | 1 bed | $4,500 | 930 | — | Zillow |
#1206#1206 | 2 beds | $4,900 | 930 | — | Zillow |
#1614#1614 | 2 beds | $5,000 | 1,280 | — | Zillow |
#512#512 | 2 beds | $5,075 | 1,320 | — | Zillow |
#1405#1405 | 2 beds | $5,500 | 930 | — | Zillow |
#1409#1409 | 2 beds | $5,500 | 930 | — | Zillow |
#1603#1603 | 2 beds | $5,500 | 930 | — | Zillow |
Budget about $130/month on top of rent. This is a condominium where individual owners lease their own units, not a single managed rental community, so application fees, deposits and any included utilities are set by each owner and vary by lease. The one cost every renter here shares is electricity, billed directly by FPL.
| Cost | Monthly amount |
|---|---|
Electricity Electricity Billed directly by Florida Power & Light. We estimate $130/month using FPL's published typical residential bill. Source: FPL rates and typical bill | ~$130 |
Estimated monthly total Application fees, deposits, pet policy exceptions and any included utilities are set by the individual unit's owner, not a building-wide schedule
~$130