Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami
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Axel’s take

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

Choose it for
Clean rooms, skyline or bay views, and Brickell meetings and dinners.
Skip it if
You want beachfront access, resort-scale lounging, or straightforward elevator access throughout.
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Axel’s rating: 8.2/10 · A high-rise luxury business hotel in Brickell, not a beach resort

Brickell Arch makes more sense as a luxury business hotel than a Miami resort. Its strengths are clean, comfortable rooms, skyline or bay views, and a Brickell address that works for meetings and dinners. Expedia and Tripadvisor guests repeatedly praise cleanliness and helpful staff. ADRIFT Mare and the 25th-floor lounge give the hotel somewhere worth lingering beyond the room.

The catch is the building's circulation: reaching guestrooms involves changing elevators, and the pool sits in an adjoining building rather than conveniently upstairs. That matters if swimming is central to your holiday or you expect effortless movement around a luxury hotel. We'd choose it for a polished city stay with occasional pool time; we'd look elsewhere for a beach holiday or a resort built around lounging outdoors.

Rooms
City- and bay-view categories are available. Tripadvisor feedback praises spacious, well-appointed rooms, but the elevator arrangement makes access less straightforward than the luxury branding suggests.
Cleanliness
A clear strength: Expedia's cleanliness aggregate is 9.4/10, supported by positive room-cleanliness comments in its displayed reviews.
Service
Helpful, welcoming staff recur in Expedia and Tripadvisor feedback. The evidence supports good hospitality more firmly than uniformly exceptional luxury service.
Amenities
ADRIFT Mare, a 25th-floor lounge, Leaf Spa, a fitness center and an outdoor pool. The pool requires a trip to the adjoining building.
Fees and surprises
Published on-site parking is $50 daily. The non-refundable pet fee is $150 per stay, with 2 pets permitted. Breakfast costs extra.

Axel’s opinion, from the hotel’s website and guest reviews, scored for what the hotel is. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Reddit · hotelbusiness.com · miamidda.com · miamidade.gov. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

The location

1395 Brickell Avenue, Miami

The entrance is on Brickell Avenue in a mixed-use high-rise setting, not on the waterfront sand. Cafés and restaurants make stepping out worthwhile; the useful walks lead toward South Miami Avenue and Brickell's shopping and dining streets. Use marked crossings on the avenue rather than treating it as a pedestrian precinct.

What guests say

Amenities

ADRIFT Mare, a 25th-floor lounge, Leaf Spa, a fitness center and an outdoor pool. The pool requires a trip to the adjoining building.

  • Outdoor pool
  • Breakfast
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Fitness facilities
  • Sauna

Good to know

Parking
On-site parking is published at $50 daily.
Pets
$150 non-refundable fee per stay; maximum 2 pets per room.
Arrival and departure
Check-in is 3:00 PM; check-out is noon. Minimum check-in age is 21.
Breakfast
Full American and buffet breakfast are available for an additional charge.
Pool access
The outdoor pool is in an adjoining building and requires additional elevator travel.

Checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Reddit · hotelbusiness.com · miamidda.com · miamidade.gov · Hotel supplier catalog.

Additional hotel policies
  • Hotel policies: Deposit: $150 per room per night
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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.

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/miami/brickell-arch-a-luxury-collection-hotel-miami-1318764

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About Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami

  • Property type: Hotel
  • 5-star hotel
  • 1395 Brickell Avenue, Miami
  • City page: Hotels in Miami

Axel's take: 8.2/10

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

  • Choose it for: Clean rooms, skyline or bay views, and Brickell meetings and dinners.
  • Skip it if: You want beachfront access, resort-scale lounging, or straightforward elevator access throughout.

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.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

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.

  • The block: The entrance is on Brickell Avenue in a mixed-use high-rise setting, not on the waterfront sand. Cafés and restaurants make stepping out worthwhile; the useful walks lead toward South Miami Avenue and Brickell's shopping and dining streets. Use marked crossings on the avenue rather than treating it as a pedestrian precinct.
  • Getting around: Walk for Brickell meals and shopping, and use Brickell station for the free Metromover into Downtown or connections to Metrorail. For beach outings or luggage-heavy airport trips, a taxi or rideshare is the simpler choice. The hotel does not provide an airport shuttle.
  • After dark: This is an urban dinner-and-drinks base, not a secluded resort. High-floor rooms don't guarantee silence: sound insulation between guestrooms has drawn criticism, so the views shouldn't be mistaken for a promise of quiet.

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

Best areas in Miami for food lovers

  • South Beach, Miami Beach: 7.6/10 for food lovers. The widest nearby food choice combines with Lincoln Road and Española Way for meals between beach walks.
  • Brickell: 6.8/10 for food lovers. South Miami Avenue and Mary Brickell Village make dinner plans a natural part of a walkable mainland stay.
  • Downtown Miami: 6.5/10 for food lovers. Combine waterfront and museum outings with dining, but select your block rather than expecting consistent restaurant activity throughout.
  • Mid-Beach: 4.7/10 for food lovers. Destination restaurants suit planned dinners; fewer nearby options make spontaneous restaurant-hopping less convenient.
  • North Beach & Bal Harbour: 4.2/10 for food lovers. North Beach’s established neighborhood restaurants offer a different stay from Bal Harbour’s more secluded setting; choose the address carefully.
  • Sunny Isles Beach: 3.6/10 for food lovers.
  • Miami Airport & Blue Lagoon: 2.9/10 for food lovers. Where to stay in Miami for food lovers

Hotels around Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami

  • Four Seasons Miami Hotel (Southern Brickell). Four Seasons wins when: Attentive service, substantial pool space and Equinox access make it the stronger choice when the hotel itself anchors the trip. Keep Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami when: Keep Brickell Arch when meetings, dinners and a comfortable room matter more than extensive pool facilities; neither provides a beachfront stay.
  • Dua Miami, Autograph Collection Hotel (South Miami Avenue, Brickell). Dua Miami wins when: Balconies, rooftop pools and a livelier atmosphere suit travelers who want the evening scene to continue at their hotel. Keep Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami when: Keep Brickell Arch for its business-hotel character and elevated dining; Dua's nighttime music is a meaningful trade-off.

Alternatives for the same trip

  • Kimpton EPIC Hotel by IHG (Downtown Miami). Kimpton EPIC wins when: Private balconies, spacious bathrooms and a waterfront Downtown setting make EPIC more compelling for a city-break couple. Keep Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami when: Brickell Arch wins when your meetings and dinners are in Brickell and a balcony matters less than staying in that district.
  • Eden Roc Miami Beach (Mid-Beach). Eden Roc wins when: Direct beach access, spacious rooms and 3 pools make Eden Roc the better fit for a family beach holiday. Keep Brickell Arch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miami when: Brickell Arch wins for a mainland city itinerary, particularly when Brickell meetings and restaurants outweigh beach access and multiple pools.

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.

Good to know

  • Parking: On-site parking is published at $50 daily.
  • Pets: $150 non-refundable fee per stay; maximum 2 pets per room.
  • Arrival and departure: Check-in is 3:00 PM; check-out is noon. Minimum check-in age is 21.
  • Breakfast: Full American and buffet breakfast are available for an additional charge.
  • Pool access: The outdoor pool is in an adjoining building and requires additional elevator travel.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Reddit · hotelbusiness.com · miamidda.com · miamidade.gov · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

  • Rooms: City- and bay-view categories are available. Tripadvisor feedback praises spacious, well-appointed rooms, but the elevator arrangement makes access less straightforward than the luxury branding suggests.
  • Cleanliness: A clear strength: Expedia's cleanliness aggregate is 9.4/10, supported by positive room-cleanliness comments in its displayed reviews.
  • Service: Helpful, welcoming staff recur in Expedia and Tripadvisor feedback. The evidence supports good hospitality more firmly than uniformly exceptional luxury service.
  • Amenities: ADRIFT Mare, a 25th-floor lounge, Leaf Spa, a fitness center and an outdoor pool. The pool requires a trip to the adjoining building.
  • Fees and surprises: Published on-site parking is $50 daily. The non-refundable pet fee is $150 per stay, with 2 pets permitted. Breakfast costs extra.
  • Hotel policies: Deposit: $150 per room per night

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