Centrally located in downtown Miami adjacent to the James L. Knight Convention Center, the Hyatt Regency Miami offers excellent value for the quality and location. The rooftop pool overlooks the Miami River, and the hotel is a Metromover stop away from all downtown attractions. Spacious rooms and reliable service make this a popular choice for both business and leisure travelers.
The Hyatt Regency Miami stands in the heart of downtown Miami at 400 SE 2nd Ave, Miami, Florida, directly adjacent to the James L. Knight International Center convention facility. The hotel's central position makes it the natural anchor for conventions, conferences, and business travel to Miami's downtown, while the location also provides efficient access to Brickell, the Port of Miami, Bayside Marketplace, and the broader metropolitan area via the Metromover elevated transit system.
The hotel offers more than 600 guest rooms and suites across a high-rise tower, with room configurations spanning standard kings and doubles through upgraded bay-view rooms and corner suites. The Miami River flows directly below and to the east of the property, and rooms on the upper floors with river or bay-facing orientations capture views of Biscayne Bay's open water and the cruise ship channel leading to the Port of Miami. The lobby's scale reflects the hotel's conference orientation, with spacious public areas capable of accommodating large convention groups.
The rooftop pool deck is positioned to take advantage of the elevated setting, offering views toward Biscayne Bay and the downtown skyline. The pool deck serves as both a recreational space for leisure guests and an informal gathering area for conference attendees during breaks. A restaurant and bar within the property serve standard American cuisine with reliable quality, and Bayside Marketplace — a waterfront dining and entertainment complex with multiple independent restaurants and bars — is a short walk along the bayfront.
The Metromover station adjacent to the hotel connects to Brickell, Museum Park (home of the Pérez Art Museum Miami and Frost Museum of Science), Wynwood via transfer, and the broader Metrorail network. For convention attendees, the direct connection to the James L. Knight Center eliminates navigation between hotel and venue. Leisure guests access Miami's cultural institutions, Bayfront Park, the Kaseya Center, and ferry service to the Bahamas from the nearby Port of Miami terminal.
Amenities
- Rooftop Pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness Center
- Business Center
- Convention Access
- Concierge
Location
400 SE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33131
25.7726, -80.1873 View on map
Highlights
- Downtown Miami's primary convention hotel, directly connected to the James L. Knight International Center
- Rooftop pool with Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami skyline views for guests
- Adjacent Metromover station connecting all of downtown Miami, Brickell, and Museum Park at no fare
- Walking distance to Bayside Marketplace and Bayfront Park on the waterfront
Tips for visiting
- Weekend rates drop significantly when convention groups depart — leisure travelers find much better value on Friday and Saturday nights
- Request an upper-floor bay-facing room for Biscayne Bay views — specify orientation at the time of booking
- The Metromover is fare-free and connects the hotel to Brickell City Centre in under 10 minutes
- Bayside Marketplace waterfront restaurants offer a broader dining selection than the hotel restaurant for most meals
- Adjacent municipal parking garages provide self-parking alternatives to hotel valet at lower daily rates
Accessibility
The Hyatt Regency Miami provides ADA-accessible guest rooms with roll-in showers, grab bars, and accessible bathrooms on multiple floors. The main lobby and public spaces are fully wheelchair accessible, and the Metromover station adjacent to the hotel is ADA-compliant. Guests with mobility requirements are encouraged to request accessible rooms at the time of booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Hyatt Regency Miami a good choice for leisure travelers?
The hotel is primarily oriented toward business and convention travelers, but leisure guests benefit from the central downtown location, lower weekend rates, and walkable access to Bayside Marketplace, Kaseya Center, and the bayfront. South Beach is approximately 20 minutes by rideshare.
Does the hotel have convention facilities?
Yes. The Hyatt Regency Miami is directly connected to the James L. Knight International Center, one of Miami's primary convention facilities. The hotel's meeting rooms and ballroom supplement the convention center for smaller events.
How close is the hotel to Miami International Airport?
Miami International Airport (MIA) is approximately 8 miles west, about 20 to 30 minutes by car or rideshare depending on traffic. The Metrorail provides a transit alternative connecting the airport to the Government Center station, a short Metromover ride from the hotel.
Is parking available at the hotel?
Valet parking is available at the hotel. Multiple self-parking garages are located within one to two blocks in the downtown Miami grid, often at lower daily rates than hotel valet.