The InterContinental Miami sits on the shores of Biscayne Bay as an icon of the Downtown Miami skyline. The Hotel recently completed a $30M renovation which captures the pulse of the new Miami – an evolving global Arts, Culture, Culinary and Entertainment destination. Conveniently located between the Brickell Financial District and the Port of Miami, it is also steps away from the bustling Bayside Marketplace, American Airlines Arena, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, and the soon to be completed Miami Art Museum and Miami Science Museum. The InterContinental Miami offers leisure travelers and conference/meeting groups a unique and diverse mix of work and play.
The 34-story hotel features 641 newly renovated luxury guest rooms which include two Presidential Suites designed by Venus Williams’ V*Starr Interiors. The extra-large rooms offer marble bathrooms with full baths. Guests may upgrade for access to the Club InterContinental Lounge, also V*Starr designed, with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and the Port of Miami. Access includes continental breakfast, all day refreshments and evening cocktails.
The Hotel’s multiple food and beverage options include two newly opened outlets: acclaimed Chef Richard Sandoval’s Toro Toro Restaurant & Bar which offers Pan Latin steakhouse featuring small sharing plates and Latin spirits in the hotel’s interactive lobby lounge, and Olé Restaurant offering a la carte and gourmet breakfast. By the pool is Blue Water and exclusive dining inside the Toro Toro kitchen is the Chef’s Table Table 40. Starbucks is also located in the lobby.
mySpa & Fitness Center: Adjacent to the pool deck and jogging track, mySpa is a sanctuary where travelers can recharge to feel awakened, balanced and rested. The spa features 10 treatment rooms including a couples suite and a hydrotherapy suite. The full service fitness studio caters to the health conscious offering workout clothes, lockers and Technogym equipment with free weights.
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