Best rooms at Novotel Miami Brickell — ranked for views, space and value
For the best skyline and Biscayne Bay views pick a Bay View room or one of the bay-facing suites — the Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom and Suite, Bay View put water and skyline into the picture. For the best mix of space and value, Superior Room options (especially Superior Room, Bay View when available) are the smart choice; upgrade to an Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom for the largest standard suite space.
In this guide
- How I ranked the rooms
- Best for waterfront views: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom (Bay View)
- Best for skyline city views: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View and Superior Room city options
- Best for space and a suite feel: Suite, Bay View and Executive Suite family use
- Best value: Superior Room options
- Room features worth checking before you book
How I ranked the rooms
I prioritized three traveler needs: views (city vs. Biscayne Bay), usable space (living area and bathroom features), and value (which room gives the most for a typical mid-range traveler).
When facts about square footage or view labels were available I weighed them higher (for example the Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom is listed at 534 sq. ft. with Bay View). If a room’s view or size wasn’t specified I relied on the hotel’s published room names and descriptions.
- Views: Bay View rooms and bay-facing suites rank highest for waterfront outlooks.
- Space: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom and Suite, Bay View are the most spacious options described.
- Value: Superior Room options balance cost and amenities for most travelers.
| Priority | What it favors |
|---|---|
| Views | Bay View rooms and Bay View suites |
| Space | Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom; Suite, Bay View |
| Value | Superior Room options |
Best for waterfront views: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom (Bay View)
If your top priority is a clear view of Biscayne Bay, the Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom (534 sq. ft. / Bay View / 4 Guests; beds: 1 King Bed) is the top pick — it’s the only room in the published list that includes both a specific square footage and a Bay View designation.
Expect suite-style space with separate living and sleeping areas typical of an executive suite layout; the Suite, Bay View also targets similar guests but the Executive Suite’s published 534 sq. ft. is explicit.
- Published size: 534 sq. ft.
- View: Bay View (Biscayne Bay and skyline likely)
- Sleeps up to 4, bed: 1 King Bed
| Room | Notable fact |
|---|---|
| Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom | 534 sq. ft. — Bay View |
| Suite, Bay View | Bay View; size not published in the dossier |
Best for skyline city views: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View and Superior Room city options
If you prefer downtown/park/Brickell skyline rather than bay-facing exposures, the Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View and the various Superior Room options listed as City and Park view are the best matches.
Superior Room choices include multiple permutations (Superior Room, 1 King Bed (City and Park view); Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (City and Park view); as well as non-view-specific Superior Room listings). These are the primary way to get a skyline outlook without booking a bay-facing suite.
- Room names to look for: Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View; Superior Room, 1 King Bed (City and Park view); Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (City and Park view); Superior Room (, Park view).
- Good option for business travelers who want city-facing windows and a smaller price tag than suites.
- City/park views are explicitly listed in the Superior Room naming for several variants.
| Room type | View label |
|---|---|
| Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View | City View |
| Superior Room, 1 King Bed (City and Park view) | City and Park view |
| Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (City and Park view) | City and Park view |
Best for space and a suite feel: Suite, Bay View and Executive Suite family use
The Suite, Bay View and Executive Suite listings are the hotel’s larger room types; suites give separate living areas which help families or travelers who need work and rest zones.
The Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom explicitly notes capacity for 4 guests and the Suite, Bay View is listed as a bay-facing suite — both are better choices than standard Superior Rooms if you need room to spread out.
- Suites typically include a living area and more expansive windows (useful for longer stays or family travel).
- Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom: explicit 534 sq. ft. and 4-guest capacity.
- Suite, Bay View: bay outlook with suite layout (square footage not listed in the dossier).
| Why choose a suite | Who it's for |
|---|---|
| More living space and separate areas | Families, work-from-hotel stays, multi-person groups |
| Better panoramic windows and bay views | Guests prioritizing scenery |
| Higher capacity per room | Groups of up to 4 in some suites |
Best value: Superior Room options
Most travelers get the best value from one of the Superior Room variants — they come in different bed configurations and view labels, so you can choose a Superior Room, Bay View, a Superior Room with City and Park view, or a standard Superior Room depending on price and availability.
Superior Rooms are the hotel’s primary mid-range offering and are available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds in several view permutations, making them flexible for couples, solo travelers, and small families.
- Look for: Superior Room, Bay View (323 sq. ft. / Bay View / 4 Guests; beds: 2 Queen Beds) for a blend of view and value.
- Other Superior Room names: Superior Room, 1 King Bed (City and Park view); Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (City and Park view); and Superior Room (, Park view).
- Ideal when you want a dependable room without suite pricing.
| Superior variant | Notable detail |
|---|---|
| Superior Room, Bay View | 323 sq. ft. — Bay View; sleeps 4; 2 Queen Beds |
| Superior Room, 1 King Bed (City and Park view) | City and park outlook option |
| Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (City and Park view) | Two-guest-sleep configuration for families |
Room features worth checking before you book
All guest rooms and suites include complimentary Wi‑Fi, and the hotel reports 275 air-conditioned rooms with in-room minibars and safes. Bathrooms are standard modern hotel bathrooms; specific in-room fixtures vary by room type.
If pool access or rooftop views matter to you, note the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool sits on the 12th floor with a Vista Rooftop Bar beside it; bay- or skyline-facing rooms will enhance that rooftop perspective from your windows or balcony when available.
- Complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout the property.
- Rooftop infinity pool and Vista Rooftop Bar on the 12th floor (pool cabanas, loungers, towels provided).
- 24-hour fitness center with city skyline views.
| Amenity | Room relevance |
|---|---|
| Rooftop infinity pool | Favored by guests in upper floors and bay-facing rooms |
| 24-hour fitness center | City-view cardio machines noted by guest feedback |
| Complimentary Wi‑Fi | Included in every room |
