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SLS Brickell
Miami, Florida
Property details
A buzzed-about luxury hotel boasting Philippe Starck interiors and a José Andrés restaurant - includes breakfast, plus family and suite options
With its booming hospitality industry, Miami is a city where brand-new hotels are, well, nothing new. So, you know that when even Wikipedia are covering a soon-to-open hotspot, it’s something special. SLS Brickell Hotel & Residences would be a pretty sweet escape no matter what; all the buzz is just the icing on the cake.
A sister to SLS South Beach, this Lifestyle Preferred Hotels & Resorts pick will boast all that's made the first such a standout, from cutting-edge Philippe Starck design to tapas by José Andrés, plus an Italian eatery under James Beard-awardee Michael Schwartz. There’s also a gorgeous pool deck that, if SoBe’s SLS (where you get beach access) was any indication, is slated to become Miami’s next party capital.
A sister to SLS South Beach, this Lifestyle Preferred Hotels & Resorts pick will boast all that's made the first such a standout, from cutting-edge Philippe Starck design to tapas by José Andrés, plus an Italian eatery under James Beard-awardee Michael Schwartz. There’s also a gorgeous pool deck that, if SoBe’s SLS (where you get beach access) was any indication, is slated to become Miami’s next party capital.
Its location is pretty buzz-worthy too. Brickell is home to a slew of nightlife and retail destinations, including the local outpost of hit Mexican eatery Rosa Mexicano. Having recently drawn the likes of David Beckham, Owen Wilson and Pamela Anderson to its lounges and restaurants, it seems that the city’s longtime Financial District is giving South Beach a serious run for its money.
Good to know
Please note that a resort fee of $25 (plus tax) per room, per night is payable directly to the hotel. The resort fee includes beach access at Delano Miami Beach; use of two beach chairs and towels; priority access to South Beach Miami venues; BMW house car drop-off service within a three-mile radius; 24-hour gym access; group fitness class access; same day laundering of gym clothes (two pieces per day); sauna and steam room access; shoeshine services; notary services; digital newspaper access; local calls; morning coffee station; WI-Fi; and discounted shipping and packaging services via FedEx.
Accommodation
Your room or suite, one of 124, was designed by Philippe Starck. The look is minimalist, but in a cheerful, beachy way – think blooming orchids and splashes of pale pink, among the monochromatic throws and carpeting. You’ll have Ciel Spa bathroom amenities in your en-suite.
Superior King rooms are up to 400 square feet, on the top floor; Premier rooms are up to 540 square feet, with additional seating and a balcony. Up the luxe factor in the 800-square-foot Signature suite, with a wraparound balcony.
Amenities:
- Luxury linen
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Dual standard and rainfall showerhead
- Spacious designated work desk with charging station
- 55-inch wide-screen LCD HDTV with on-demand channels
- Contemporary furnishings
- Minibar
- Nightly turndown service
- Bathrobes and slippers
Dining
Like SLS South Beach, SLS Brickell offers a world-class dining scene, in collaboration with James Beard award-winners José Andrés and Michael Schwartz. The first has riffed on his popular Bazaar concept, serving ceviche, tiraditos, raw-bar bites and other "sea snacks" at Bazaar Mar, while the second invites you to feast on hearty Italian salads and pizzas – with parmesan from a roaming cart – at Fi’lia. Both serve high-end wines, along with cocktails.
Spa
SLS Brickell’s Ciel Spa takes after its counterparts at the Las Vegas, Beverly Hills and South Beach SLS locations, featuring experience showers, a relaxation lounge and herbal steam rooms to help you relax. Treatments are performed on custom massage beds and include gold rejuvenating facials and marine-flora wraps.
Location
It’s no longer a secret that Brickell is the new South Beach. As an SLS guest, you’ll be blocks from many of the venues that have made this neighbourhood so happening in recent years. Among them are the AmericanAirlines Arena, which has hosted everyone from JLo to Katy Perry to the teams of NBA Finals.
A walk away lies Mary Brickell Village, a shopping hub that houses jewellers, fashion boutiques, a gelateria and a Rosa Mexicano outpost. Best of all, you’re just around the corner from Blume, the "first true nightclub experience" in Brickell.
Your room or suite, one of 124, was designed by Philippe Starck. The look is minimalist, but in a cheerful, beachy way – think blooming orchids and splashes of pale pink, among the monochromatic throws and carpeting. You’ll have Ciel Spa bathroom amenities in your en-suite.
Superior King rooms are up to 400 square feet, on the top floor; Premier rooms are up to 540 square feet, with additional seating and a balcony. Up the luxe factor in the 800-square-foot Signature suite, with a wraparound balcony.
Amenities:
- Luxury linen
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Dual standard and rainfall showerhead
- Spacious designated work desk with charging station
- 55-inch wide-screen LCD HDTV with on-demand channels
- Contemporary furnishings
- Minibar
- Nightly turndown service
- Bathrobes and slippers
Dining
Like SLS South Beach, SLS Brickell offers a world-class dining scene, in collaboration with James Beard award-winners José Andrés and Michael Schwartz. The first has riffed on his popular Bazaar concept, serving ceviche, tiraditos, raw-bar bites and other "sea snacks" at Bazaar Mar, while the second invites you to feast on hearty Italian salads and pizzas – with parmesan from a roaming cart – at Fi’lia. Both serve high-end wines, along with cocktails.
Spa
SLS Brickell’s Ciel Spa takes after its counterparts at the Las Vegas, Beverly Hills and South Beach SLS locations, featuring experience showers, a relaxation lounge and herbal steam rooms to help you relax. Treatments are performed on custom massage beds and include gold rejuvenating facials and marine-flora wraps.
Location
It’s no longer a secret that Brickell is the new South Beach. As an SLS guest, you’ll be blocks from many of the venues that have made this neighbourhood so happening in recent years. Among them are the AmericanAirlines Arena, which has hosted everyone from JLo to Katy Perry to the teams of NBA Finals.
A walk away lies Mary Brickell Village, a shopping hub that houses jewellers, fashion boutiques, a gelateria and a Rosa Mexicano outpost. Best of all, you’re just around the corner from Blume, the "first true nightclub experience" in Brickell.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
With its booming hospitality industry, Miami is a city where brand-new hotels are, well, nothing new. So, you know that when even Wikipedia are covering a soon-to-open hotspot, it’s something special. SLS Brickell Hotel & Residences would be a pretty sweet escape no matter what; all the buzz is just the icing on the cake.
A sister to SLS South Beach, this Lifestyle Preferred Hotels & Resorts pick will boast all that's made the first such a standout, from cutting-edge Philippe Starck design to tapas by José Andrés, plus an Italian eatery under James Beard-awardee Michael Schwartz. There’s also a gorgeous pool deck that, if SoBe’s SLS (where you get beach access) was any indication, is slated to become Miami’s next party capital.
A sister to SLS South Beach, this Lifestyle Preferred Hotels & Resorts pick will boast all that's made the first such a standout, from cutting-edge Philippe Starck design to tapas by José Andrés, plus an Italian eatery under James Beard-awardee Michael Schwartz. There’s also a gorgeous pool deck that, if SoBe’s SLS (where you get beach access) was any indication, is slated to become Miami’s next party capital.
Its location is pretty buzz-worthy too. Brickell is home to a slew of nightlife and retail destinations, including the local outpost of hit Mexican eatery Rosa Mexicano. Having recently drawn the likes of David Beckham, Owen Wilson and Pamela Anderson to its lounges and restaurants, it seems that the city’s longtime Financial District is giving South Beach a serious run for its money.
Good to know
Please note that a resort fee of $25 (plus tax) per room, per night is payable directly to the hotel. The resort fee includes beach access at Delano Miami Beach; use of two beach chairs and towels; priority access to South Beach Miami venues; BMW house car drop-off service within a three-mile radius; 24-hour gym access; group fitness class access; same day laundering of gym clothes (two pieces per day); sauna and steam room access; shoeshine services; notary services; digital newspaper access; local calls; morning coffee station; WI-Fi; and discounted shipping and packaging services via FedEx.
Accommodation
Your room or suite, one of 124, was designed by Philippe Starck. The look is minimalist, but in a cheerful, beachy way – think blooming orchids and splashes of pale pink, among the monochromatic throws and carpeting. You’ll have Ciel Spa bathroom amenities in your en-suite.
Superior King rooms are up to 400 square feet, on the top floor; Premier rooms are up to 540 square feet, with additional seating and a balcony. Up the luxe factor in the 800-square-foot Signature suite, with a wraparound balcony.
Amenities:
- Luxury linen
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Dual standard and rainfall showerhead
- Spacious designated work desk with charging station
- 55-inch wide-screen LCD HDTV with on-demand channels
- Contemporary furnishings
- Minibar
- Nightly turndown service
- Bathrobes and slippers
Dining
Like SLS South Beach, SLS Brickell offers a world-class dining scene, in collaboration with James Beard award-winners José Andrés and Michael Schwartz. The first has riffed on his popular Bazaar concept, serving ceviche, tiraditos, raw-bar bites and other "sea snacks" at Bazaar Mar, while the second invites you to feast on hearty Italian salads and pizzas – with parmesan from a roaming cart – at Fi’lia. Both serve high-end wines, along with cocktails.
Spa
SLS Brickell’s Ciel Spa takes after its counterparts at the Las Vegas, Beverly Hills and South Beach SLS locations, featuring experience showers, a relaxation lounge and herbal steam rooms to help you relax. Treatments are performed on custom massage beds and include gold rejuvenating facials and marine-flora wraps.
Location
It’s no longer a secret that Brickell is the new South Beach. As an SLS guest, you’ll be blocks from many of the venues that have made this neighbourhood so happening in recent years. Among them are the AmericanAirlines Arena, which has hosted everyone from JLo to Katy Perry to the teams of NBA Finals.
A walk away lies Mary Brickell Village, a shopping hub that houses jewellers, fashion boutiques, a gelateria and a Rosa Mexicano outpost. Best of all, you’re just around the corner from Blume, the "first true nightclub experience" in Brickell.
Your room or suite, one of 124, was designed by Philippe Starck. The look is minimalist, but in a cheerful, beachy way – think blooming orchids and splashes of pale pink, among the monochromatic throws and carpeting. You’ll have Ciel Spa bathroom amenities in your en-suite.
Superior King rooms are up to 400 square feet, on the top floor; Premier rooms are up to 540 square feet, with additional seating and a balcony. Up the luxe factor in the 800-square-foot Signature suite, with a wraparound balcony.
Amenities:
- Luxury linen
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Dual standard and rainfall showerhead
- Spacious designated work desk with charging station
- 55-inch wide-screen LCD HDTV with on-demand channels
- Contemporary furnishings
- Minibar
- Nightly turndown service
- Bathrobes and slippers
Dining
Like SLS South Beach, SLS Brickell offers a world-class dining scene, in collaboration with James Beard award-winners José Andrés and Michael Schwartz. The first has riffed on his popular Bazaar concept, serving ceviche, tiraditos, raw-bar bites and other "sea snacks" at Bazaar Mar, while the second invites you to feast on hearty Italian salads and pizzas – with parmesan from a roaming cart – at Fi’lia. Both serve high-end wines, along with cocktails.
Spa
SLS Brickell’s Ciel Spa takes after its counterparts at the Las Vegas, Beverly Hills and South Beach SLS locations, featuring experience showers, a relaxation lounge and herbal steam rooms to help you relax. Treatments are performed on custom massage beds and include gold rejuvenating facials and marine-flora wraps.
Location
It’s no longer a secret that Brickell is the new South Beach. As an SLS guest, you’ll be blocks from many of the venues that have made this neighbourhood so happening in recent years. Among them are the AmericanAirlines Arena, which has hosted everyone from JLo to Katy Perry to the teams of NBA Finals.
A walk away lies Mary Brickell Village, a shopping hub that houses jewellers, fashion boutiques, a gelateria and a Rosa Mexicano outpost. Best of all, you’re just around the corner from Blume, the "first true nightclub experience" in Brickell.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
Location and what's nearby
1300 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33130, USA
- Checking out the latest Bazaar by José Andrés eatery, or one by James Beard-awardee Michael Schwartz
- Taking in the Philippe Starck design and Biscayne Bay views from the infinity pool deck
- Staying in the coolest new hotel in Miami's most up-and-coming area