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Four Seasons Hotel Miami is an urban oasis in the heart of the Brickell cultural and financial district, steps away from the city’s top shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
While Miami is best known for its beaches, this luxury hotel proves you don’t need to be on the sand to enjoy the city’s best experiences.
Another huge plus is Its proximity to Miami International Airport. In our case, a long layover on the way home from the Caribbean became a fun city escape. Here’s my Four Seasons Hotel Miami review to help you know what to expect.
Quick Overview of Four Seasons Hotel Miami
- Location: Brickell, Miami, Florida (15-minute drive from Miami International Airport)
- Rooms & Suites: 182 rooms and 39 suites spanning 22 floors, with bay or city views
- Dining: Edge Brasserie, Bahia Restaurant (poolside dining),14 Thirty-Five, In-Room Dining
- Amenities: Two-acre pool deck with cabanas, access to Equinox fitness club, full-service spa, art collection, house car service
- Family-Friendly: Yes, great for families and business travelers alike
- Pet-Friendly: Yes
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1435 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131
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Brickell Neighborhood in Miami
Brickell is often called the Manhattan of the South due to its high-rise buildings and cosmopolitan energy.
Nearby Attractions
- Brickell City Centre – A luxury open-air shopping and dining complex
- Design District & Wynwood Arts District – Known for high-end boutiques, art galleries, and colorful murals
- Key Biscayne – Ideal for outdoor activities like kayaking, biking, and beach relaxation at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
- South Beach – If you want to experience Miami’s iconic beaches and nightlife, it’s less than a 20-minute drive away
Four Seasons Hotel Miami Rooms
The hotel’s 182 rooms and 39 suites occupy 22 floors of a 70-story skyscraper, one of Miami’s tallest buildings. Rooms feature city or bay views, and interiors are neutral with gray, red, or blue accents.
Rooms are about 500 square feet and have the same configuration, but the views, location within the hotel, and bed types (king or two double beds) vary. Room and suite amenities include:
- Complimentary Nespresso coffee, tea, and plenty of bottled water.
- In-room laptop-sized safes
- Refrigerated private bars
- Microwave (on request)
- Free premium WiFi
- Twice daily housekeeping, including evening turndown service
- Complimentary electronic newspaper
- Complimentary access to Equinox fitness facility with unlimited group classes.
- Marble bathrooms with separate shower and deep soaking tub
Guest Rooms
Four Seasons Hotel Miami offers four distinct guest room options. Each is designed with a blend of mid-century glamour and modern comfort.
One of my favorite in-room features is the cushioned window seat—perfect for curling up with a book while enjoying the view. Bathrooms are spacious and marble-clad with designer bath amenities (ours were by L’Occitane). As always, the Four Seasons bed delivers unmatched comfort. I even own the bedding for this reason.
Inspired by the downtown skyline and coastal scenery, these rooms provide an inviting space to relax and unwind.
Remember that children ages 12 and under are considered children. Ages 13+ pay the adult rate. I’ve organized the rooms and suites into tables so that you can quickly scan to see where your family will fit.
| Room Name | Size | Bed Types | Capacity | Highlights |
|---|
| Premier Bayfront Room | 500 sq. ft. (46 m²) | One king bed or two double beds; King-bedded room only: one rollaway or one crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children | Unobstructed bay views, deep soaking tub |
| Bayfront Room | 500 sq. ft. (46 m²) | One king bed; one rollaway or one crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 1 child | Bay views, multiple seating options |
| Premier Cityscape Room | 500 sq. ft. (46 m²) | One king bed or two double beds; King-bedded room only: one rollaway or one crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children | Expansive city views, cozy window seat |
| Cityscape Room | 500 sq. ft. (46 m²) | One king bed or two queen beds; one rollaway | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children | Panoramic city views, inviting window seat |
Suites
Four Seasons Hotel Miami features six expansive suite options, each designed to provide ample space and refined comfort. With separate sleeping and living areas, these suites cater to travelers wanting more room to unwind.
| Suite Name | Size | Bed Types | Capacity | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Penthouse | 2,830 sq. ft. (263 m²) | One king bed, one rollaway or crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 1 child | Expansive living area, marble bar, grand dressing area |
| Bayfront Presidential Suite | 2,190 sq. ft. (203 m²) | One king bed, one rollaway or crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 1 child | Biscayne Bay views, premium living area, pantry |
| Grand Bayfront Corner Suite | 1,050 sq. ft. (98 m²) | One king bed, one sofabed or rollaway and crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 3 children | Corner living area, custom bar, bay views |
| Grand Cityscape Corner Suite | 1,050 sq. ft. (98 m²) | One king bed, one sofabed and rollaway or crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 3 children | City views, spacious corner layout, sectional seating |
| Bayfront Corner Suite | 750 sq. ft. (70 m²) | One king bed, one sofabed or rollaway and crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children | Bay/city views, cushioned window seat, separate living area |
| Cityscape Suite | 750 sq. ft. (70 m²) | One king bed, one sofabed or rollaway and crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children | Skyline views, sectional seating, separate bedroom |
Luxury Residences
Four Seasons Hotel Miami offers four luxury residences for those who want separate living, sleeping, and kitchen areas. They are ideal for extended stays or guests seeking a home-like experience with top-notch hotel amenities.
You’ll need to ask us for residence rates as they are unavailable online and must be booked directly through the hotel.
| Residence Name | Size | Bed Types | Capacity | Highlights |
|---|
| Studio Residence | 600 sq. ft. (57 m²) | King bed; one rollaway or one crib | 2 adults, or 2 adults & 1 child | City or bay views, kitchenette, self-service laundry on select floors |
| One-Bedroom Residence | 1,000 sq. ft. (93 m²) | One king bed; one sofabed/rollaway or one crib | 3 adults, or 2 adults & 3 children | Separate living room, kitchenette, powder room, sofa bed, window seat |
| Two-Bedroom Residence with Open Kitchen | 1,800 sq. ft. (167 m²) | One king bed and two double beds; one rollaway/sofabed or one crib | 6 adults, or 3 adults & 3 children | Full open kitchen, large living/dining area, window seat, washer/dryer |
| Two-Bedroom Residence with Galley Kitchen | 2,000 sq. ft. (186 m²) | One king bed and two double beds; one rollaway/sofabed or one crib | 6 adults, or 3 adults & 3 children | Corner unit, natural light, large living/dining area, washer/dryer, workspace |
Accessible Rooms
Bayfront Accessible Room: 500 sq. ft.; up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child; Biscayne Bay views, ADA-compliant features; ideal for guests needing accessibility accommodations.
Premier Cityscape Accessible Room: 500 sq. ft.; up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children; city views, ADA-compliant features; suitable for guests requiring accessible amenities.
Four Seasons Hotel Miami Restaurants
As usual, when it comes to Four Seasons, the food is outstanding.
Edge Brasserie
We’d been dining on delicious seafood in the Caribbean, so a steak at Edge Brasserie (formerly EDGE Steak and Bar) hit the spot.
Per our server’s recommendation, I ordered a dry-aged rib eye while my daughter inhaled a grass-fed filet mignon. The sauces, while not necessary due to the quality of the meat, were also superb (as are the Brussels sprouts).
The ambience is certainly happening, as it was crowded on a weekday evening. I’d recommend a reservation, and the Sunday brunch looks fantastic.
Bahia Restaurant
Soak up some Miami sunshine at the poolside Bahia Restaurant, which serves a menu inspired by the coastal regions of Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
You’ll want to try the tacos. The beef short rib “La Gringa” taco has cheese melted onto the tortilla, which I love. We ordered that and a delicious seasonal ceviche for our poolside cabana.
14 Thirty-Five
14 Thirty-Five is Brickell’s go-to for classic cocktails with a creative twist. This stylish lounge blends New York sophistication with Miami’s energy, making it an ideal spot to unwind.
You may want to try their signature cocktails like Smokey Old Fashioned. It’s a perfect balance of Glenfiddich 18 and truffle saline, adding an indulgent depth to each sip. The Tomato & Vine was refreshingly light, making it an unexpected favorite.
In-Room Dining
Four Seasons Hotel Miami’s room service (especially the breakfast here) does not disappoint when you feel like caving up in the room or on the cushioned window seat.
The Two-Acre Outdoor Pool Area
You might be in the city, but you’ll feel like you’re at a tropical resort on the two-acre pool deck.
Palm trees are nested in the shallow water part of the pool, with hammocks strung between them. Eleven cabanas are available for rent. We feasted on tacos, ceviche, and a margarita for me. It is a divine place to spend the day.
Spa and Fitness at Equinox
Your stay here could also be a wellness getaway with the adjacent 50,000-square-foot Equinox gym that hotel guests can access. This includes over 100 fitness classes per week at what is regarded as the best fitness facility in town.
Guests can also use the spa, which has a RikRak hair salon and water therapies to enjoy before or after treatment, including a dry redwood sauna, Turkish steam room, or Vichy shower.
The Art Collection
Your Miami art experience starts inside the hotel with its $3.3 million worth of art placed throughout the various common areas. I also really enjoyed the succulent and air plant arrangements in various seating areas.
Other Notable Experiences & Activities
From Miami’s vibrant art and culinary scene to the natural beauty of the Everglades, Four Seasons Hotel Miami curates unforgettable experiences.
The concierge can book offsite activities to suit every interest, whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, wellness retreat, or family adventure.
Local Experiences Offsite
- Everglades Tour – Private airboat experience in the heart of the Everglades
- Wynwood Tour – Explore the colorful murals and galleries of the Wynwood Arts District
- Private Shopping in the Design District – Personalized luxury shopping experience with expert stylists
- Vizcaya Museums and Gardens Private Tour – Step back in time at Miami’s historic waterfront estate
Other Fun Services Onsite
- Lucid Car Experience – Enjoy a complimentary ride in a Lucid luxury electric vehicle
- Floating Sound Bath – A deeply relaxing sound therapy session in a serene setting.
Final Thoughts
The bottom line is that while it’s not the largest Four Seasons hotel, it offers everything you’d need for a Miami vacation. We felt well taken care of and extremely comfortable. I’m confident we’ll be back.
Make Four Seasons Hotel Miami Reservations with Benefits
Four Seasons Hotel Miami is one of the luxury hotels I can book for you with agent-exclusive amenities that will enhance and add value to your stay. These include:
- Daily full breakfast for two people per bedroom
- A hotel credit per stay (varies based on whether booking a room, suite, or residence)
- Upgrade of one category, subject to availability at check-in
- Preferred check-in/out times, subject to availability
- Seasonal exclusive promotions only accessible to Preferred Partner agencies—you will need to ask us below for the full details
Katie Dillon
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