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The Hyatt Regency Miami offers 612 newly renovated rooms adjacent to the James L. Knight Center, the Riverfront Exhibition Hall and the University of Miami Conference Center. Over 100,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space including 28,000 sq. ft. exhibit hall, 30 meeting/seminar rooms and two lecture halls with permanent seating. Specialty restaurants, cafes and lounges open onto outdoor terraces and the Miami Riverfront. The hotel's location provides direct access to the People Mover and a self-parking garage, I-95, the Florida Turnpike and easy access to the Bayside Marketplace, local beaches and Miami International Airport. 20AUG07-20FEB08: The Hyatt Regency Miami is pleased to announce that they are undergoing a $20M update to the guestrooms including all soft and case goods. The first phase of the project includes an exterior upgrade which will be completed by 30OCT07. There will be no disruption to guests during the renovation.
Location:
* 1 block from the business center * 5 minutes from beaches * 1 mile from the Port of Miami * 8 miles from Miami International Airport * Near Fort Lauderdale International Airport * Nearby towns include Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Palm Beach * Near Naples, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Key West
Areas Served:
Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Carol City
Restaurants: - Riverwalk Cafe: Light and airy Floridian cafe overlooking the Miami River and the downtown skyline. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Currents Lounge: Featuring a large screen television to watch all of your favorite sports and enjoy spirited cocktails. Seating overflows into the lobby area.
Recreation: - Outdoor Pool
- * Health club * Championship golf courses in easy reach * Windsurfing, sailing, cycling trips, rollerblading, scuba diving, deep sea fishing, snorkeling, jet ski rentals and parasailing * Jai-lai, professional football, basketball, baseball and hockey * Water taxi rides to Bayside, Key Biscayne, South Beach and many downtown hotels and attractions * Bayside offers shopping, live entertainment, restaurants, bars, water rides and excursions * Concerts, theaters, art galleries and museums * Take a Las Vegas style gaming cruise or an all day cruise. Major cruise lines are available at the Port of Miami * Dining and dancing * Take a tour of the Everglades or the city
Attractions: - A downtown hotel on the Miami River adjacent to James L. Knight Center, the Riverfront Exhibition Hall and the University of Miami, School of Continuing Studies. Connected to the Metromover Station.
- Bayside: Featuring shopping, restaurants, eateries, outdoor cafes, bars (including the Hard Rock Cafe) and live entertainment. Come and enjoy the thrill of Miami at Bayside; the tropical weather, ocean breezes, fascinating people and thrilling entertainment. Biscayne Boulevard at 4th Street; (305) 577-3344, Events Line (305) 377-4091.
- Coconut Grove's Coco Walk: Where the Who's Who of Miami come to see and be seen. A collage of restaurants, nightclubs, bars, galleries, theaters, parks and a variety of shops for every budget. Planet Hollywood is one of many establishments in this area. Coconut Grove where Main meets Grand Avenue; (305) 444-0777.
- Miami Seaquarium: Enjoy the incredible sea life in South Florida. Experience the sights and sounds of manatee, dolphins and their friends. 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne; (305) 361-5705.
- South Beach: South Miami Beach neighborhood is famous for its art deco architecture, restaurants, night life, beach life, open air cafes, dancing and fascinating people watching. Art deco district between Ocean Drive, Washington, Collins and Lincoln Road Mall.
- Vizcaya: An Italian Renaissance-style palace with a hammock forest, sophisticated European decorative arts, majestic
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