Entry № 954_MIA · Verified Apr 2026
About
The 70-story Brickell tower houses Four Seasons' Miami flagship: rooms from the 22nd floor up, a two-acre pool terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay, and a long-running reputation as the address of choice for visiting heads of state.
Gary E. Handel's 70-storey Brickell tower with Tara Bernerd interiors — 221 hotel keys on floors 8 through 29, three Fernando Botero bronzes anchoring the lobby, and a 2-acre poolside palm grove that ranks among downtown Miami's most genuinely private amenities. EDGE Brasserie runs the main dining room under Chef Edouard Deplus; the 50,000 sq ft spa is operated in partnership with Equinox.
Editors’ notes
“We had the BEST trip to Miami staying here! The room was great, but the service and the pool were the absolute best. We wanted to escape the cold weather for my boyfriend's 40th and we are so glad we picked this Four Seasons! They surprised him with a nice birthday treat and balloons when we got back from dinner. The p…”
“My wife and I visited for an offsite wedding. The property was fantastic. Service was great. Room was also exceptional. We loved having an Equinox on property as we frequently used the gym and spa over our 3 day stay. The property is conveniently located from lots of shopping and restaurants. We cannot wait to come bac…”
“Tomato & Vine is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, everything feels intentional—warm, elevated, and welcoming. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, the flavors are perfectly balanced, and every dish feels thoughtfully prepared. Even the simplest things are executed flawlessly, which says everything about t…”
“Two stars (and that’s generous). I have stayed at Four Seasons properties all over the world. This was, without question, the worst service experience I’ve ever had at any Four Seasons — made worse by the fact that it occurred during a once-in-a-lifetime wedding weekend. This property was chosen for a multi-day weddi…”