Miami, Florida

Baccarat Hotel & Residences Brickell

A 75-story crystal-branded tower rising on the Miami River, built primarily as condominiums but carrying a hotel component whose exact size no one has yet pinned down.

Announced · 2027-2028
Baccarat Hotel & Residences Brickell

Related Group and SH Hotels & Resorts are bringing the Baccarat name to Miami's Brickell waterfront, a 75-story tower combining 360 condominium residences with a hotel component of disputed size. Construction is well underway, but the promised 2024 opening has given way to a 2027-2028 target, and no source yet reconciles the project's hotel-room count with its residential unit count.

The essentials

Group
SH Hotels & Resorts (Baccarat Hotels); developer Related Group
Opening
2027-2028
Rooms & suites
Uncertain. The building's 360 units break down as 324 tower residences, 8 penthouses and 28 riverfront flats/duplexes — but that figure describes the residential condominium program, not hotel keys. Specialized trade coverage (CoStar) separately cites 249 hotel rooms for the property, while most consumer-facing and real-estate marketing describes only the 360 residences and does not break out a distinct hotel inventory. No source reconciles both numbers, so the actual room count available for nightly hotel stays should be treated as unconfirmed pending an official release.
Segment
Ultra-luxury
Designer
Arquitectonica (architecture); Meyer Davis Studio (interiors); Enzo Enea (landscape)
Entry rate
NC

The place

The tower sits at 444 Brickell Avenue, on a Miami River-front parcel at the northern edge of Brickell, Miami's financial and high-rise residential district. The site gives direct water access to the river and, via it, Biscayne Bay, and includes a private marina — a rarer amenity in a neighborhood built mostly on tower-and-podium sites without deep-water frontage. Brickell's density of bank headquarters, private members' clubs and other branded-residence towers makes it a natural landing spot for an ultra-luxury brand entering the Miami market.

The concept

Baccarat, the French crystal house, licenses its name to SH Hotels & Resorts for hospitality projects; this Related Group-developed tower is the brand's first foray into Florida and the first collaboration between Related Group and SH Hotels & Resorts. It is not the brand's second hotel worldwide, as sometimes described: Baccarat Hotel & Residences Dubai, developed separately by Shamal Holding with 144 guestrooms, has been publicly targeted for a 2026 opening — ahead of Miami's own 2027-2028 timeline. If both projects proceed on their stated schedules, Miami would open as Baccarat's third hotel globally, after New York and Dubai, not its second.

Dining & wellness

Publicly disclosed amenities include a roughly 75,000-square-foot program spread across a 12th-floor resort deck, with a zero-entry heated saline pool, a fitness center, and a spa whose operating partner has not been confirmed in any official release. A 10,000-square-foot waterfront restaurant is planned but not yet named or chef-attached in any source found. The private marina offers over 300 linear feet of dockage.

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