Best for
W Miami suits travelers planning a city break with a small dog, with a pet-friendly stay beside the Miami River in Brickell.
Best for
W Miami suits travelers planning a city break with a small dog, with a pet-friendly stay beside the Miami River in Brickell.
What makes it special
Settle in at TULUM on the 15th floor for a cocktail and a view across Biscayne Bay from the rooftop terrace.
Room to consider
For a trip with friends, choose the two-bedroom suite with a shared living and dining area, giving everyone a place to gather.
Insider tip
For a car-free afternoon downtown, walk from the hotel to Fifth Street Station and board Miami’s free Metromover through Brickell.
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W Miami sits at 485 Brickell Avenue, in the heart of Brickell, with views toward the Miami River, Biscayne Bay, and the downtown skyline. The hotel gives guests a city-based Miami stay rather than a beach resort. Rooms and suites, rooftop dining, pool time, meeting space, and quick access to Brickell City Centre, the Port of Miami, Kaseya Center, Wynwood, Design District, and South Beach shape the experience.
The property works best for travelers who want Miami's financial district, restaurants, nightlife, and waterfront energy close at hand. It is polished, urban, and social, with enough resort-style space to slow down between meetings, shopping, dinners, and nights out.
The Deluxe Room looks out over Brickell. Floor-to-ceiling windows make the city part of the room while you are getting ready to go out.
The bathroom is clad in marble and has a walk-in shower.
There are robes on hand, along with bath products and a hair dryer.
A writing desk is useful if you need to work for a while before heading downstairs.
Keep a drink in the mini fridge or use the microwave for something to eat later.
You can make coffee or tea in the room whenever you are ready to start the day.
The Deluxe Room looks out over Brickell. Floor-to-ceiling windows make the city part of the room while you are getting ready to go out. The...
The private balcony lets you look out over Brickell between plans in the city. When you come inside, the windows keep the city in view.
There is a writing desk for catching up on work or planning where to go next.
The marble bathroom has a soaking tub, and a robe is on hand for afterward.
A mini fridge and a microwave give you a place to keep and warm up something to eat.
You can make coffee or tea in the room before heading out.
When you are back for the evening, there is a television if you feel like staying in.
The private balcony lets you look out over Brickell between plans in the city. When you come inside, the windows keep the city in view....
Step onto the balcony for a view over the city. It gives you somewhere to take your coffee while Brickell gets going below.
Floor-to-ceiling windows keep the city in view when you come back inside.
The two queen beds give traveling companions their own place to turn in.
There is a writing desk if you want to catch up on work between trips out.
Keep a drink cold in the mini fridge. The room also has a microwave and a coffee and tea maker.
Marble finishes carry through to the bathroom, where there is a robe and a hair dryer.
Step onto the balcony for a view over the city. It gives you somewhere to take your coffee while Brickell gets going below. Floor-to-ceiling windows...
The corner position gives the Premier Studio Suite its character. The balcony looks out over the city and gives you somewhere to step outside between plans.
The open studio has a sitting area close to the bed.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Brickell from inside, too.
There is a desk if you need to work before heading out, as well as a coffee and tea maker.
A mini fridge and a microwave give you the option to keep a few things in the studio for later.
The marble bathroom is stocked with bath products and a robe for when you are ready to settle in.
The corner position gives the Premier Studio Suite its character. The balcony looks out over the city and gives you somewhere to step outside between...
Leave your things in the bedroom and spend the evening in the separate lounge of the Urban Suite. The sofa also opens into a bed if you are sharing.
The balcony gives you a look at the city from outside.
There is a full bathroom and a half bath, useful when someone needs to get ready while the main bathroom is in use.
The main bathroom is finished in marble.
You can keep a few drinks in the mini fridge. There is also a microwave in the suite.
There is a writing desk if you need to work during your stay.
Leave your things in the bedroom and spend the evening in the separate lounge of the Urban Suite. The sofa also opens into a bed...
A dining room sets the Supreme Suite apart. It gives you a place to sit down for a meal, with a living area to move to when dinner is over.
The bedroom is separate. A sofa bed gives you another place to sleep in the suite.
There is a full bathroom and a separate half bath, useful when one person is getting ready.
You can keep drinks in the mini fridge, and there is a microwave for something to eat later.
The private balcony gives you a place to step outside.
Some rates name a view of Biscayne Bay. The outlook depends on the rate you book.
A dining room sets the Supreme Suite apart. It gives you a place to sit down for a meal, with a living area to move...
Bring everyone together in the living and dining area of the Penthouse Suite. There is room to sit over a meal or move across to the lounge.
Large windows frame the Miami skyline above Brickell.
The two bedrooms are separate. One has a king bed and the other has two queens.
There are three televisions in the suite, so the group can split up to watch different things.
A writing desk gives you a place to catch up on work between trips out.
There is a mini fridge, a microwave and a coffee and tea maker for time spent in the suite.
Bring everyone together in the living and dining area of the Penthouse Suite. There is room to sit over a meal or move across to...
The Brickell location defines the stay. Guests are surrounded by towers, restaurants, cocktail bars, offices, shops, and riverfront views. Brickell City Centre is close, and downtown Miami, Bayfront Park, the Port of Miami, and the arena district are quick rides away.
This is not the address for guests who want sand outside the lobby. It is for travelers who want Miami as a city: food, business, water views, nightlife, shopping, and easy connections across the bay. South Beach remains reachable, but the hotel itself belongs firmly to Brickell.
The rooms and suites use floor-to-ceiling windows to frame downtown Miami, the Miami River, or Biscayne Bay. Many categories include private balconies, which are a major part of the hotel's appeal. The design is contemporary, glossy, and made for a high-rise city stay.
Inside, guests can expect marble bathrooms, modern W styling, large windows, and a sense of height above the city. The best categories are the ones that make the view part of the room, especially for guests who want Miami's skyline and water to feel present throughout the stay.
TULUM Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is the hotel's main dining and social space. Set on the 15th floor, it brings together breakfast, lunch, brunch, drinks, international flavors, and views across Brickell, Biscayne Bay, and the downtown skyline.
The restaurant gives W Miami a current, open-air focal point. Guests can use it for a relaxed breakfast, a weekend brunch, sunset drinks, or a casual meal before heading into the city. Its rooftop setting keeps the hotel connected to Miami's light, heat, and skyline.
The pool deck is one of W Miami's strongest features. High above Brickell, it gives guests a place to swim, stretch out, order food or drinks, and take a break from the pace of the city. The setting feels more resort-like than the street-level address suggests.
This is where the hotel becomes more than a business base. A morning meeting, a pool afternoon, dinner at TULUM, and a night out in Brickell can all fit into one day. The pool deck adds a warm, slower layer to the high-rise setting.
The accommodations are designed for city comfort, with strong views, modern furniture, marble bathrooms, and a style that feels more residential than compact. Select rooms and suites add balconies, giving guests private outdoor space above Brickell.
Suites are especially useful at W Miami because the hotel works well for longer stays, cruise nights, business trips, and weekends that mix work with leisure. More space makes it easier to settle in, entertain, or use the room as a real base between city plans.
The balconies are a major part of the hotel's identity. Miami is a city of light, water, traffic, heat, and skyline movement, and a balcony makes that feel close without leaving the room. Guests who care about views should look closely at categories with private outdoor space.
These rooms work well for arrivals, slow mornings, and quiet pauses before dinner. A view across the river or bay can make the hotel feel more relaxed than its Brickell address suggests. The city remains busy below, but the room has its own pause button.
W Miami also works for guests who want a reset between city plans. The pool deck is the clearest place for that, but the wider hotel setup supports a slower rhythm too. Guests can start with breakfast, take a swim, work for a few hours, and return upstairs before dinner.
That rhythm is useful in Miami, where the day can move quickly between meetings, sun, traffic, shopping, and late nights. The hotel gives travelers a way to stay in Brickell while still building in downtime above the street.
W Miami has meeting and event space suited to Brickell business travel, private dinners, receptions, and social events. The location makes sense for groups that need access to downtown Miami, financial offices, the port, and nearby restaurants.
The hotel can work for both professional and social gatherings because the spaces connect naturally with the rooftop, pool deck, and city views. Events get a Miami setting without needing to move to the beach.
W Miami is a strong base for guests who want to move around the city. Brickell City Centre, Downtown, Bayfront Park, the Port of Miami, Wynwood, Design District, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and South Beach can all fit into a stay.
The best use of the hotel is flexible. Guests can stay local in Brickell for food and drinks, cross the causeway for the beach, head north for art and design, or return to the hotel for rooftop views and pool time between plans.
W Miami is best for travelers who want a Brickell hotel with city and water views, bold rooms and suites, select balconies, TULUM Rooftop Bar & Restaurant, a high-floor pool deck, and meeting space. Downtown Miami, the port, restaurants, nightlife, and shopping are all close.
It is less suited to guests who want a beachfront resort, a quiet residential hideaway, or a small boutique hotel away from the financial district. W Miami is urban, vertical, social, and strongest for travelers who want the city side of Miami.
W Miami brings the W brand's design-led energy to Brickell. Rooms and suites look toward the skyline, Miami River, or Biscayne Bay, while TULUM Rooftop Bar & Restaurant, the pool deck, event space, and the 485 Brickell Avenue address keep the stay rooted in the city. It suits guests who want Miami with views, rooftop dining, pool time, and practical access to downtown, the port, and the wider city.
Icon Brickell puts two contrasting dinners in one complex, with Italian cooking at Cipriani and Mexican dishes at Cantina La Veinte.
The rooms pair Hollywood Regency-inspired furnishings with marble floors, bringing a touch of old Hollywood to a stay in modern Brickell.
The hotel sits within Icon Brickell, where Arquitectonica’s three-tower design and Philippe Starck’s interiors give this waterfront complex a character of its own.
485 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131, United States
Yes. W Miami is worth it for travelers who want a luxury hotel in Brickell with skyline views, large rooms, dining, spa access, and a social city mood. The hotel sits within Icon Brickell, placing guests close to the Miami River, Brickell restaurants, downtown offices, and Biscayne Bay.
W Miami is at 485 Brickell Avenue in Miami's Brickell district, one of the city's main dining, business, and nightlife areas. The address works well for downtown meetings, riverfront walks, Brickell City Centre, bay views, and quick rides to Wynwood or Miami Beach.
W Miami stands out for its Icon Brickell setting, high-floor views, large room layouts, spa access, and urban resort feeling. It is a city hotel rather than a beach resort, but it gives guests water views, pool time, dining, and a strong Brickell base.
W Miami has about 146 hotel rooms and suites, many with balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows, and city or river views. The rooms tend to feel spacious for Miami, which helps business travelers, couples, and longer-stay guests who want more room.
The rooms at W Miami are modern and residential in feel, with large windows, sleek bathrooms, and a strong Brickell skyline setting. Many guests choose the hotel for space and views, especially when they prefer downtown Miami over a beach address.
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