Four Seasons Miami's New Year's Eve Plans Split Into Three Different Nights

Four Seasons Hotel Miami announced its festive programme on October 22, offering three distinct ways to spend New Year's Eve: a Nikkei dinner at NUNA, a cocktail party at Séptimo and a family-friendly countdown at Bahia for hotel guests. Choosing a room is only part of planning this stay. The evening you want needs its own decision.

For couples and groups whose ideal midnight looks different, the programme makes the trade-offs unusually clear. A dinner with a defined seating, a drinks-led celebration and a gathering suitable for families serve different purposes. Ask about each venue's admission arrangements before assuming a hotel booking covers your preferred event.

Which celebration runs through midnight?

The official announcement says NUNA will offer two December 31 seatings, with the later one including a countdown and Champagne toast. Séptimo's celebration is scheduled from 8:30 pm to 1 am, with standing admission and reserved-table options. Bahia's guest event includes midnight grapes and a countdown projected against the waterfall.

The useful distinction is between an early dinner and an evening designed to carry you into 2027. Before paying, confirm seating times, age restrictions, what beverages are included and whether moving between venues requires a separate reservation. The announcement does not publish a single price covering all three experiences.

What about Thanksgiving and Christmas?

Edge Miami's festive brunches are advertised at USD 175 per person for November 26, USD 185 for December 25 and USD 175 for January 1, 2027. NUNA also plans seasonal additions to its Japanese-Peruvian cooking for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Confirm tax, service charges and children's pricing directly when booking.

The hotel's own overview places the property in Brickell and highlights its elevated pool terrace. This is a city-based holiday with time by the pool between meals. Visitors picturing a stay directly on the sand should review the location before committing their holiday budget.

What should families reserve separately?

Ask the concierge for the dated schedule of Santa visits, children's activities and movie nights, all mentioned in the festive announcement. Establish whether each requires advance registration and whether there are capacity limits. That lets parents organise meals around the activities their children actually want, instead of discovering the timetable after arrival.

Photo: Holiday decorations at Four Seasons Hotel Miami, supplied with the hotel's festive announcement.