Hot New Hotels Now Open In Miami

Miami’s newest hotels from the city to the beach.

Miami has a wealth of great hotel options. From intimate boutique hotels to luxurious resorts on the beach—there is truly something for everyone. And if you’d like to stay at one of the hottest new hotels, take a closer look at this list of great new properties.

Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club

A member of Marriott’s Autograph Collection Hotels, Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club is located at 39th Street and Collins Avenue in the center of Miami Beach. Inspired by the 1940s French Riviera era, Bill Rooney Studio completely redesigned the Art Deco gem. "With an abundance of history, beginning with architect Roy France's original Art Deco design in 1940, Cadillac offers modern Miami flair with European-inspired sensibilities, while maintaining its authentic and genuine personality established decades ago,” says General Manager Karan Kakar. Featuring original terrazzo floors in the lobby, the hotel has a distinct European ambiance and design throughout the public spaces. Near the main pool overlooking the Miami Beach boardwalk, the Bungalow by the Sea restaurant features Mediterranean fare, a raw bar and rosé.

Located in the heart of Miami's urban Brickell neighborhood, SLS LUX Brickell Hotel & Residences is a project led by sbe, The Related Group and The Allen Morris Company. The property features 85 all-suite guestrooms designed by Yabu Pushelberg. "We envision each of our projects to energize and enhance the surrounding community. SLS LUX does both, but more importantly, further cements Brickell as Miami's leading lifestyle destination," says Jorge M. Pérez, Founder, Chairman and CEO of The Related Group. "SLS LUX is an oasis of ultimate luxury and features the very best of everything Miami has to offer – world-class art, elegant design, expertly crafted food – all set within a buzzing, culture-rich neighborhood." Amenities include a ninth floor pool deck, haute cuisine at Katsuya, Ciel Spa and state-of-the-art fitness center, use of a Lincoln house car with free drop off within a two mile radius and an on-staff multilingual translator. Dubbed the SLS LUX Brickell Art Collection, the property features works by renowned artists Fernando Botero and Matias Duville and an exterior mural installation by Fabian Burgos.

Also located in Brickell, SLS Brickell is a sister hotel to SLS LUX and SLS South Beach. Philippe Starck designed the lavish 124 rooms. Partake in the culinary expertise of James Beard Award-winning Chef José Andrés and Chef Michael Schwartz. Bazaar Mar is a luxury 140-seat seafood restaurant featuring cuisine from Miami and the Caribbean. Fi’lia features artisan Italian cuisine including wood oven fired pizza and pasta. “SLS has created a new paradigm in the luxury hotel experience that resonates with a global audience. We already offer the ultimate South Beach experience with SLS South Beach and are now bringing our unique brand Downtown,” says sbe Founder and CEO, Sam Nazarian. “SLS Brickell epitomizes what we stand for; an uncompromising, yet modern approach to luxury, infused with playfulness, spirit, creativity and world-class cuisine and design." Cruise around in the BMW house car, catch some rays at the Altitude pool deck with expansive views of the city, or relax at Ciel Spa.

With more than a dozen locations in Europe, Generator Miami is the brand’s first stateside hostel. The property is now open on Collins Avenue in the heart of South Beach and located within walking distance to lots to see and do. Not your average hostel, Generator combines stylish and affordable rooms with a happening social calendar to ensure guests have access to all of the best events in the city. Expect Instagram-worthy decor with an industrial-meets-modern vibe. The Miami location has a variety of room types, from shared to private bedrooms, as well as a lounge area near the lobby and a chic new bar. Located inside the hotel, the new Jim and Neesie restaurant features American fare by local chef Daniel Roy.

Located in the heart of Miami’s thriving Brickell financial district, Hyatt Centric Brickell Miami is a lifestyle hotel and part of the new 83-story Panorama Tower, Florida’s tallest building. “Miami’s Brickell neighborhood has always been an important financial and business center but is evolving into the type of 24/7 urban destination that is at the heart of our Hyatt Centric brand,” says David Tarr, Hyatt’s Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Development for the Americas. “Joined by Hyatt Centric South Beach Miami, the new Brickell hotel will provide our guests with another great location from which to explore everything that Miami and Miami Beach have to offer.” Designed for modern explorers seeking authentic local experiences, the 208-room hotel puts guests in the center of the action and local experts are available to help travelers discover hidden gems and lesser-known adventures.

Escape to the sandy shoreline in Miami's trendy Surfside neighborhood and you’ll find the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club. The 1930s-era architecture exudes a dramatic sense of historic glamour that has attracted the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Frank Sinatra and Tennessee Williams. “The Surf Club’s success has always been determined by quality, passion and relaxed precision and that remains our priority today; being intuitive, exceeding our guests’ every expectation and creating memories that will last a lifetime,” says Reed Kandalaft, general manager of the hotel. Pritzker-Prize winning architect Richard Meier has reimagined the new and improved property. Features include three swimming pools, a spa, beach cabanas and luxury restaurants like Le Sirenuse Champagne Bar. It’s safe to say that new traditions have begun at the iconic Surf Club.

Chilean hotel chain, Atton, has brought its brand to Miami's Brickell neighborhood. The 12-story, 275-room hotel is located near Simpson Park. It features state-of-the-art amenities including pet-friendly rooms, a fitness center, and rooftop infinity edge pool with exquisite views of the city and Biscayne Bay. Enjoy the taste of fine Latin American cuisine at Lima, featuring an array of Peruvian inspired dishes, including signature favorites, Ceviche and Lomo Saltado. Or enjoy a lighter, tapas-style fare, in the UVA Lobby Bar, offering an extensive selection of Chilean and Argentinian wines, as well as Latin American spirits. "Miami is known around the world as the capital of Latin America [sic], and continues to be a top destination for both domestic and international travelers," says Francisco Levine, CEO of Atton Hotels. "Opening a flagship hotel in Miami is a natural move for our brand and we expect Atton Brickell Hotel to attract business travelers who seek a well-priced, full-service experience with Latin American flavor."

On the edge of the Design District and located in Midtown, sbe’s Hyde Suites & Residences is in the center of Miami’s entertainment and shopping districts. Featuring a 32-story tower designed by Arquitectonica, the hotel and residences is the brainchild of Jorge Pérez, Gil Dezer, Sam Nazarian and David Rockwell. “Hyde Midtown is inspired by the unique fusion of art, fashion, and music that makes Midtown the most creatively dynamic neighborhood in Miami today,” says designer David Rockwell. The mixed-use development includes 60 hotel suites and more than 400 residences. Take a dip in the pool on the seventh floor, relax at Ciel Spa or hang out at Hyde Music Lounge & Piano Bar at Lobby.

Recognized by the Miami Design Preservation League as a historic property, the Henrosa Hotel is located on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. Originally opened as the Biarritz Hotel in 1935, the boutique hotel has been completely restored. The preservation team took care to maintain its iconic Art Deco architecture, including the entrance designed by architect Harry O. Nelson. Mother-daughter duo and founders of Design by Shell, Gladys and Claudia Valdes, infused tropical Art Deco-style decor and furnishings throughout the 40 rooms and lobby. Henrosa Hotel is the third property in Ventura Holdings Group’s South Florida portfolio.

DoubleTree by Hilton’s newest hotel is located in the burgeoning Downtown Doral area. Take advantage of all the amenities you’ve come to expect from the popular brand like the warm chocolate chip cookie at check-in, state-of-the-art fitness center and plenty of workspace for business travelers. The 150-room hotel features a Rocio restaurant and Antojitos Lounge. Hop on the complimentary shuttle which travels within a five-mile radius and experience loads of entertainment, dining and shopping opportunities at nearby CityPlace Doral.

Located just two miles east of Miami International Airport, the new Staybridge Suites hotel is great for travelers needing a combo of comfort and a longer stay. Studio, one- and two-bedroom suites come equipped with a full kitchen and free Wi-Fi. There’s also a 24-hour business center, gym, pool, onsite guest laundry, daily free breakfast buffet and a complimentary airport shuttle. And to top it off, the hotel is pet-friendly, so bring your furriest member of the family along for the trip.

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