Hotels owned by Robert Finvarb Companies and managed by Concord Hospitality.
MIAMI – The Robert Finvarb Companies of Miami, Florida and Concord Hospitality of Raleigh, North Carolina announced the opening of the uniquely designed, dual-branded 156-room AC Hotel by Marriott and 108-suite Element by Westin in the Brickell neighborhood of Miami. The properties will share an outdoor rooftop pool, a well-equipped fitness center, 4,683 square-feet of versatile event space and a rooftop bar & lounge – Rosa Sky, which is managed by The Restaurant People and offers a lite food menu and an elevated cocktail program. Rosa Sky is scheduled to debut in Q1 2022.
Located at 115 SW 8th Street, across from the Brickell City Centre and in the midst of the Brickell Avenue/Downtown Miami financial district, the 22-story dual-brand property offers convenient access to the Port of Miami, Bayfront Park, FTX Arena – home of the Miami Heat, LoanDepot Park – home of the Miami Marlins, Mary Brickell Village and numerous shopping, dining and entertainment options that downtown Miami has to offer.
“We are thrilled to deliver our latest development to the thriving and vibrant Brickell neighborhood,” said Robert Finvarb, CEO, Robert Finvarb Companies. “Brickell has become the epicenter of dining, nightlife, entertainment and shopping experiences within Miami, all while continuing to grow as the financial center of Latin America and southeast United States. We believe our dual-brand property and Rosa Sky Concept will fit in well with this market, offering an enhanced guest experience.”
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