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The Executive Suite at InterContinental Miami spans 861 sq. ft. and offers sweeping city views from a spacious one-bedroom layout designed for comfort and privacy. Thoughtfully arranged living and sleeping areas create a relaxed, residential feel while floor-to-ceiling windows frame downtown Miami’s skyline and let in abundant natural light.
Sleeping arrangements center on a single King Bed dressed in premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and blackout drapes for restful nights. The suite includes a separate seating area and a private bathroom stocked with bathrobes, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer, toilet paper and towels. Accessibility features are provided, including a grab bar in the shower and a phone accessibility kit, and an accessible configuration is available to assist guests with mobility needs. A rollaway or extra bed can be requested for a surcharge.
Complimentary wired internet keeps you connected, and in-suite entertainment includes a 40-inch flat-screen TV with satellite and premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and an iPod dock. Daily turndown service and champagne service can be arranged, while coffee and tea provisions are supplied for your convenience. Exclusive benefits include access to the Club InterContinental Lounge (guests must be 18 years or older for lounge access), where light refreshments are offered alongside private lounge amenities and entertainment options. These in-room touches and curated services are designed to make every stay seamless and restorative.




















The suite has a city view. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the downtown Miami skyline and let in plenty of natural light. The hotel itself sits on the downtown Biscayne Bay waterfront at 100 Chopin Plaza.
The suite has one king bed with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and blackout drapes. It sleeps 2 guests, so it suits couples or a solo traveler who wants room to spread out. At 861 sq. ft. with a separate seating area, it also works well for a longer stay.
It is a one-bedroom suite of 861 sq. ft. The living and sleeping areas are arranged separately, which gives it a residential feel. You can relax in the seating area without disturbing the bedroom.
The suite has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. It is stocked with bathrobes, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer, towels and toilet paper. A grab bar in the shower and a phone accessibility kit are also provided.
Guests in this category get access to the Club InterContinental Lounge, where light refreshments are served. Lounge guests must be 18 or older. The suite also offers turndown service and champagne service on request, plus coffee and tea provisions. Entertainment includes a 40-inch flat-screen TV with satellite and premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and an iPod dock.
Yes. Free wired internet is included in the suite, and the hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout.
There is a rooftop pool on the 5th-floor terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay and the skyline. It is served by the Bluewater bar and cafe. mySpa has 10 treatment rooms, a steam room and a sauna. The fitness center is open 24 hours. For dining, Olé serves breakfast daily from 7am to 11am in the lobby. Toro Toro is a Pan-Latin steakhouse by Chef Richard Sandoval. Freddy's Speakeasy is a reservation-only cocktail lounge open Thursday to Saturday.
The Bayfront Park Metromover station is just across the street, and the free Metromover loops through downtown and Brickell. PortMiami is about a 5-minute drive, and Miami International Airport is about 12 minutes by car. Bayfront Park is steps away, and Miami's beaches are within easy reach. Bayside Marketplace is roughly a 12-minute walk.
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM, with late check-out available on request. The person checking in must be at least 21 and show a photo ID and a credit card in the same name as the booking. The hotel accepts credit cards only, not cash or debit. Valet parking is available for an additional fee, and there is no free self-parking.
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