Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami — Miami, United States

Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami is a high-rise luxury business hotel in Brickell, not a beach resort in Miami, United States.

Address: 1395 Brickell Avenue, Miami. Property ID: 1318764.

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About Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami

Axel's take: 8.2/10

It's a strong Brickell base if the pool isn't your main event.

Axel's opinion of Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Reddit · hotelbusiness.com · miamidda.com · miamidade.gov. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

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Room Bay View

Room City View

Hearing ADA room City View

Quadruple room Bay View

Quadruple room City View

Hearing ADA Quadruple room City View

Double room (full double bed)

Double room Bay View (full double bed)

Double room City View (full double bed)

Hearing ADA Double room City View (full double bed)

ADA Mobility Double room (full double bed)

Twin room Bay View (twin beds)

Twin room City View (twin beds)

Hearing ADA Twin room City View (twin beds)

Premium Double room City View (full double bed)

2 Bedrooms Suite Bay View

1 Bedroom Double Suite Bay View (full double bed)

1 Bedroom Double Suite City View (full double bed)

1 Bedroom Double Suite Panoramic View (full double bed)

Double Studio City View (full double bed)

Location

A practical financial-district base for meetings and dinners, not beach days.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Reddit · hotelbusiness.com · miamidda.com · miamidade.gov.

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What guests say

Expedia averages 9.0/10 across 1,625 reviews, with cleanliness at 9.4/10. Displayed August–October 2026 reviews praise staff and clean rooms; Tripadvisor also highlights awkward pool access.

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