Lounges in Miami

Kaseya Center (formerly American Airlines Arena) in downtown Miami features multiple premium bars, lounges, and hospitality areas throughout the Heat's 19,600-seat arena, including the premium club levels that serve as sophisticated sports entertainment lounges for Miami's professional sports and entertainment market.

Komodo Restaurant in Brickell is one of Miami's most celebrated and opulent restaurant-nightlife venues, combining a massive Asian-fusion restaurant with a rooftop bar and late-night lounge atmosphere that has made it a favorite of Miami's business elite and social scene.

Mokai is South Beach's most intimate celebrity-friendly lounge — a small, beautifully designed venue that draws celebrities, models, and Miami's most glamorous crowd for cocktails and DJ entertainment in a setting that prioritizes exclusivity and personal attention over the mega-club scale of venues like LIV. Its curatorial approach to its small capacity — ensuring that every guest is exactly the right guest — has made it one of South Beach's most enduring luxury nightlife institutions.

Perez Art Museum Miami's bar and terrace represent Miami's most beautiful lounge setting — a waterfront museum terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay where cocktails are served amid Herzog & de Meuron's extraordinary architectural achievement. The combination of world-class contemporary art, exceptional Biscayne Bay views, and the cultural positioning of PAMM as Miami's most sophisticated daytime and evening destination create a lounge experience unique to the Miami cultural landscape.

Sugar at EAST Miami is a 40th-floor rooftop bar in the heart of Brickell, one of Miami's most acclaimed rooftop cocktail destinations offering panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the city skyline, and Key Biscayne. The lush tropical design, creative cocktail menu, and elevated vantage point make Sugar one of the most-photographed rooftop bars in South Florida.

Sugar is Miami's highest and most spectacular rooftop bar — a 40th-floor East Hotel Brickell lounge with 360-degree views of Miami's skyline, Biscayne Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean that regularly features on national lists of America's most beautiful bars. Its dramatic setting, excellent cocktails with an Asian-influenced menu, and position in the heart of Brickell's rapidly developing financial district make it the most impressive new rooftop bar in one of America's most vertically ambitious cities.

Hyde Beach at SLS South Beach is Miami's most fashionable hotel pool and beach club lounge — a Collins Avenue resort destination presenting daytime pool parties, DJ programming, and bottle service that transition seamlessly from afternoon to evening in the perpetual sunshine and glamour of South Beach. Its role as the daytime social nucleus for South Beach's most fashionable hotel guests reflects the unique Miami Beach culture where the pool deck is as important a social venue as the nightclub.

Las Olas Boulevard is Fort Lauderdale's most elegant entertainment corridor — a tree-lined street of sidewalk cafes, cocktail bars, and upscale restaurants that serves as the social spine of Florida's yachting capital. Fort Lauderdale's position as America's yachting capital (hosting the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the world's largest) creates a lounge clientele of extraordinary wealth and international background that Las Olas serves with appropriate sophistication.

Wynwood's outdoor bar scene surrounding the legendary Wynwood Walls street art complex is Miami's most creative lounge environment — a collection of outdoor bars, food vendors, and lounge spaces built around the world's most famous outdoor street art museum. The combination of extraordinary public art, Miami's warm climate, and the creative community that has coalesced around Wynwood creates a lounge district unlike any other in the American entertainment landscape.