Hotel Indigo Miami Brickell was inspired by the Brickell neighborhood's history—from its native Tequesta heritage to entrepreneurial pioneers like Mary and William Brickell and Julia Tuttle. Internationally recognized designer Angel Sanchez of Sanchez + Coleman Studio designed our interior aesthetic, including an inviting lobby that radiates the quintessential tropical Miami vibe. Colorful contrasts reflect our lively neighborhood, which includes both classic and contemporary design. This mix can be experienced in each of our 140 comfortable and spacious rooms that feature spectacular views of the Miami skyline and miles of turquoise ocean. Our versatile venue spaces are perfect for professional meetings or legendary parties. Hit the 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center followed by a dip in our sixth-floor pool. On our ground floor, the El Patio Restaurant offers local and international flavors, excellent coffee, and craft beer in a casual indoor and outdoor garden.
Located on the 6th floor. We offer a 24-hour fitness center featuring the latest Fitness cardio equipment, weight machines and free-weights to keep you balanced and tension-free. Personal training is available upon request.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Our hotel is centrally located on Brickell Key in the heart of the Sunshine State's Financial District—otherwise known as the Manhattan of the South. In Miami Brickell, traditional expressions of culture blend beautifully and effortlessly with one of the largest financial districts in the U.S. Hotel Indigo guests enjoy the convenience of being steps from the rapid Metromover transit station at Brickell City Centre, some of the best dining options in Miami, and world-class shopping. Travelers can enjoy the walkable areas many trendy rooftop bars overlooking the crystal clear waters of Biscayne Bay and numerous art galleries with works from local and internationally acclaimed creators. The neighborhood is transforming into a hip locale for folks from all walks of life.
PAMM is a modern contemporary art museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting international art of the 20th and 21st centuries. This cultural destination is the best place in the city to enjoy modern art next to the water. There are often fascinating art installations, and the restaurant is a great place to grab a bite to eat.
James Deering's subtropical winter home from the 1910s is now a National Historic Landmark and accredited museum. The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is a great spot to soak up nature and snap photos, as it looks like a European castle surrounded by gorgeous gardens. While visiting, you'll have the chance to learn about Miami's fascinating origins.
Miami is a shopping destination, and Brickell delivers in this reputation. Head to the Brickell City Centre for three levels of unparalleled shopping, dining, and entertainment—including a gigantic Saks Fifth Avenue. Brickell City Centre is the newest shopping mall in Miami and just steps away from Hotel Indigo Miami Brickell.
Street art aficionados can't miss the incredible Wynwood Walls, which is a convenient, 10-minute drive from Hotel Indigo Miami Brickell. The outdoor museum showcases large-scale murals by internationally recognized street art creators. And you can make a day of it: This hip neighborhood also boasts craft breweries, contemporary art galleries, stylish bistros, and late-night bars.
This large-scale entertainment venue is right on the waterfront and showcases world-class concerts. Located in Downtown Miami on the waterfront of Biscayne Bay, the Arena is right in between the Miami skyline, pristine beaches, and the nightlife of South Beach. The Arena is also home of the beloved Miami Heat.
The historic theater was designed by John Eberson in his famed atmospheric style and opened in 1926. Throughout its history, the Olympia Theater has served as a movie theater, concert venue, and performing arts center. It's so worth it to enjoy a play in this historic venue, so be sure to check the roster of events during your stay. Photo credit: Amy Martz
Located in the Brickell City Centre near Hotel Indigo Miami Brickell is the CMX Movie Theater. Enjoy the latest Hollywood movies in this VIP theater, which includes luxurious features such as completely reclining seats and restaurant service during the movie.
To hear the local rhythms of Latino culture in Miami, head down to Little Havana. The area represents Miami's vibrant Cuban heart. On Calle Ocho, locals discuss politics over dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park. The historic Tower Theater screens independent and revival films, while the area's clubs host live Latin music throughout the week.
The absolute best Cuban sandwich in Miami is served at Versailles Restaurant. Their recipe consists of fresh Cuban bread filled with ham, Swiss cheese, sliced dill pickles, yellow mustard, roasted pork, and baked ham. It's so good, you may need two.
Arepas are a delicious Venezuelan dish, and Doggi's does them best. Keep it simple and fill the thick corn patty with shredded cheese, or get adventurous and try the reina pepiada filled with avocado and shredded chicken. Don't miss this iconic Venezuelan specialty while in Miami.
Try Mofongo at Jimmy'z Kitchen. This Puerto Rican specialty consists of fried plantains, garlic, and chicharrones (pork cracklings) that have been smashed and molded together in a wooden mortar and pestle known as a “pilon." Top it off with seafood, chicken, pork, or beef.
Believe it or not, frog legs and gator bites taste just like chicken. If you're feeling daring, get close to the Everglades and try some of Florida's most exotic cuisine. While you're at Coopertown, join one of its famous airboat rides to watch wild alligators in their natural habitat.