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This 605 sq. ft. one-bedroom Suite at InterContinental Miami offers sweeping city views in a spacious, accessible setting designed for comfort. The suite is wheelchair accessible with wheelchair-width doorways and includes a phone accessibility kit, low-height counter and sink, and a bathroom fitted with a grab bar to support mobility needs.
The bedroom features premium bedding, hypo-allergenic bedding options, blackout drapes, air conditioning and bed sheets, with 1 Twin Bed included. The en suite private bathroom provides a bathtub or shower, bathrobes, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer. A rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge to extend the suite’s sleeping capacity to four guests. Turndown service is provided to enhance your stay.
Throughout the suite, guests enjoy complimentary wired internet and in-room entertainment with a 40-inch flat-screen TV offering premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and an iPod dock. Exclusive benefits and Club InterContinental lounge access are available (lounge access restricted to guests 18 years or older). Light refreshments are offered in the club lounge. This accessible one-bedroom suite combines practical mobility features with upscale comforts to accommodate a restful and convenient stay at InterContinental Miami.





















This suite has a city view. InterContinental Miami sits on the downtown Biscayne Bay waterfront at 100 Chopin Plaza, so you are in the middle of the city skyline and steps from Bayfront Park. The hotel's bay and skyline panorama is best enjoyed from the fifth-floor rooftop terrace and pool deck.
The suite has 1 Twin Bed in the bedroom and is set up for up to four guests. A rollaway or extra bed is available for a surcharge to extend the sleeping capacity. The bedding is premium and hypo-allergenic, with blackout drapes for resting.
The suite is built for guests with mobility needs. It has wheelchair-width doorways, a low-height counter and sink, a grab bar in the shower and a phone accessibility kit. The hotel has 19 accessible rooms in total, so please request this category when you book.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, a grab bar and a low-height sink. It comes with bathrobes, towels, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and other free toiletries.
Guests get Club InterContinental lounge access with light refreshments; lounge access is for guests aged 18 and over. The suite also includes complimentary wired internet, a 40-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, first-run and pay movies and an iPod dock, plus turndown service. Free WiFi is offered throughout the hotel.
At 605 sq. ft. with a separate bedroom, it gives you more room than a standard guest room. Premium bedding, blackout drapes and turndown service help with rest. The 24-hour fitness center and mySpa are on site, and the lounge is there for downtime.
Olé in the lobby serves a breakfast buffet and à la carte dishes daily from 7am to 11am. Toro Toro is Chef Richard Sandoval's Pan-Latin steakhouse. Bluewater is the rooftop pool bar and cafe, and there is a Starbucks in the lobby. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday you can also book Freddy's Speakeasy, a reservation-only cocktail lounge.
The rooftop pool is on the fifth-floor terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline, with pool hours reported as 10am to 6pm. mySpa is open 10am to 6pm Sunday to Friday and 10am to 7pm on Saturday. The hotel describes Miami's beaches as within easy reach of the downtown waterfront, and Lincoln Road in Miami Beach is a nearby attraction.
The drive from Miami International Airport takes about 12 minutes, and the hotel suggests ride-share, at about $16 from MIA. The Bayfront Park Metromover station is across the street, and the Port of Miami is about a 5-minute drive. Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon. The minimum check-in age is 21, and a photo ID and credit card are required; cash and debit cards are not accepted. Valet parking is available for a fee, and free self-parking is not offered.
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