MIAMI—Homewood Suites by Hilton just announced a new hotel in Downtown Miami/Brickell. The hotel will feature 102 suites which will be a combination of studio and one bedroom suites.

Developed and owned by Baywood Hotels, the hotel is a  strong example of the brand's rapid expansion in downtown markets. The all-suites Homewood Suites by Hilton brand also recently launched a prototype for expanded developing in Latin America.

“Miami is not only a sought after tourist destination, but with more than 1,000 multinational corporations operating in the city coupled by the fact that it serves as the gateway to Latin America, it's also considered one of the world's top business destinations,” says Adrian Kurre, global head of Homewood Suites by Hilton. “Our new hotel in this vibrant city will connect travelers from across the globe to the award-wining amenities, value and comfort offered by the Homewood Suites brand.”

Located at 1750 Southwest 1st Avenue, Homewood Suites Miami Downtown/Brickell is steps from the Brickell Financial District. Dining, high-end shopping, Miami nightlife of Miami and attractions including the historic Vizcaya Museum & Gardens and Miami Seaquarium are minutes away. The hotel offers all suite-accommodations including fully equipped kitchens, and separate living and sleeping areas.

“Hilton Worldwide's All Suites brands have turned the limited available land in urban markets into opportunity for developers,” Bill Duncan, global head of Hilton's All Suites brands, tells GlobeSt.com. “In addition to being flexible and scalable, the brands have prototypes that make entry into urban markets possible.”

Want to know more about how technology is impacting the industry? Check out my recent exclusive interview with Amaury Piedra, general manager of Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach.

MIAMI—Homewood Suites by Hilton just announced a new hotel in Downtown Miami/Brickell. The hotel will feature 102 suites which will be a combination of studio and one bedroom suites.

Developed and owned by Baywood Hotels, the hotel is a  strong example of the brand's rapid expansion in downtown markets. The all-suites Homewood Suites by Hilton brand also recently launched a prototype for expanded developing in Latin America.

“Miami is not only a sought after tourist destination, but with more than 1,000 multinational corporations operating in the city coupled by the fact that it serves as the gateway to Latin America, it's also considered one of the world's top business destinations,” says Adrian Kurre, global head of Homewood Suites by Hilton. “Our new hotel in this vibrant city will connect travelers from across the globe to the award-wining amenities, value and comfort offered by the Homewood Suites brand.”

Located at 1750 Southwest 1st Avenue, Homewood Suites Miami Downtown/Brickell is steps from the Brickell Financial District. Dining, high-end shopping, Miami nightlife of Miami and attractions including the historic Vizcaya Museum & Gardens and Miami Seaquarium are minutes away. The hotel offers all suite-accommodations including fully equipped kitchens, and separate living and sleeping areas.

“Hilton Worldwide's All Suites brands have turned the limited available land in urban markets into opportunity for developers,” Bill Duncan, global head of Hilton's All Suites brands, tells GlobeSt.com. “In addition to being flexible and scalable, the brands have prototypes that make entry into urban markets possible.”

Want to know more about how technology is impacting the industry? Check out my recent exclusive interview with Amaury Piedra, general manager of Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach.