Located within the century-old iconic Moore building, this boutique accommodation is ideally positioned for you to enjoy the finest offerings of the Design District and discover Wynwood. Besides 15 guest rooms, the four-story structure includes an upscale co-working area, several dining options, and a karaoke lounge. A private members club, accessible to hotel guests throughout their visit, boasts exclusive venues such as cozy cocktail lounges and frequently hosts events featuring artist presentations and live music. The hotel also features an art gallery showcasing a rotating selection of up-and-coming artists. As a result, it draws a stylish and artistic crowd; the lounge areas and corridors buzz with activity during the annual Art Basel event as well as occasions like the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix and Miami Music Week.
The most eye-catching design feature of the Moore is the site-specific artwork “Elastika” by artist Zaha Hadid, which enhances the hotel’s airy atrium. Strands of weblike material lend a cutting-edge vibe that contrasts beautifully with the building’s historic design. The residential-style accommodations are both sophisticated and cozy, outfitted with Swedish Duxiana beds, Byredo bath products, and large soaking tubs in porcelain-clad bathrooms.
Downtown through Brickell
If you lean towards a vibrant urban setting rather than a seaside getaway, the Brickell area has undergone a revival in recent years. What used to be a quiet financial hub has transformed into an elegant tourist attraction, featuring flashy hotels and even more eye-catching dining establishments, most of which offer high-quality cuisine despite their love for sparkling champagne and DJ setups.
By staying downtown, you can easily stop by for happy hour at LPM Miami to mingle with local influencers and savor its famous tomatini crafted with clarified tomato juice. Following that, enjoy dinner at Osaka next door, offering breathtaking Nikkei-inspired cuisine. Further along the avenue, Claudie embodies the essence of the South of France, complete with a charming fountain in its scenic courtyard, while across the lane, alluring venue Felice serves delightful pasta and tiramisu. For an extravagant night out, you will want—no, must—visit Brickell’s most extravagant sushi establishment Sexy Fish, where bronze mermaids, floating fish, and a large octopus sculpture by Damien Hirst overlook patrons in the dining area.
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