Infinity Penthouse
Six-bedroom Miami penthouse over two floors of a downtown waterfront tower, with a private wraparound terrace, building rooftop access, floor-to-ceiling...
Location: Miami, United States
6 bedrooms, sleeps 12.
- Wraparound terrace
- Building rooftop access
- Downtown skyline views
- Six bedrooms across two floors
- Dedicated office
- Floor-to-ceiling glass
- Parking included
- High-speed wi-fi
- Air conditioning throughout
- Multiple flat-screen TVs
- Beach chairs
- Alfresco dining setup
Price: From $3,750 USD per night
Infinity Penthouse is a six-bedroom penthouse over two floors of a downtown Miami waterfront tower. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs the length of the main living space and the skyline sits in it from north to south, and a private wraparound terrace carries that view outside on the same level. Building rooftop access comes on top of that, so there are two separate outdoor rooms rather than one balcony. Four of the six bedrooms are en-suite across seven and a half bathrooms, an unusual ratio for a condo of any size, and a dedicated office makes the place workable for a week rather than a weekend. Twelve guests is the listed maximum. Parking is included and the two-night minimum is short for Miami. Brickell City Centre is a five-minute drive, Wynwood twelve, Miami Beach fifteen across the causeway, and Miami International twenty. | Location: Miami, United States | Bedrooms: 6 | Guests: 12 | Price: From $3,750 USD per night | Top Amenities: Wraparound terrace, Building rooftop access, Downtown skyline views | Best For: Multi-couple city trips, Short Miami weekends, Remote workers
Most Miami penthouses give you one balcony and call it outdoor space. This one wraps a terrace around the main floor and then hands you the building roof as well, which is why groups book it for the view rather than in spite of it. Six bedrooms split over two levels, so nobody is sleeping on the same corridor as the late risers, and the listed ceiling is twelve guests. The dedicated office is the tell that this was set up for people who actually work, not only for a long weekend.
Downtown and the causeway
The tower sits on the downtown waterfront, which puts the group in the middle of the city rather than out on the Beach. Brickell City Centre is a five-minute drive for dinner and shopping. Wynwood is twelve minutes away, the Design District fifteen, and Miami Beach fifteen the other way across the causeway. Miami International is twenty minutes out, short enough that airport logistics stop being a planning problem. Every one of those is a drive, and parking is included with the apartment, so a rental car is practical rather than a liability. Brickell City Centre, five minutes by car. Wynwood Arts District, twelve minutes. Design District, fifteen minutes. Miami Beach, fifteen minutes across the causeway. Miami International (MIA), twenty minutes. Parking included with the apartment
Two floors of bedrooms
Six bedrooms split two on the first level and four on the second. Two carry king beds, four carry queens, and four of the six are en-suite. Worth knowing before rooms get allocated: the master is one of the two that is not en-suite, so the largest bed does not come with the private bath. Seven and a half bathrooms serve the apartment in total, so any sharing is nominal. The main living space runs open behind floor-to-ceiling glass, with flat-screen televisions through the rooms, high-speed wi-fi and air conditioning throughout. Six bedrooms, two on the first floor and four on the second. Two king rooms and four queen rooms. Four bedrooms en-suite, seven and a half bathrooms in total. The master is not one of the en-suite rooms. Floor-to-ceiling glass along the main living space. Dedicated office with high-speed wi-fi. Air conditioning throughout, multiple flat-screen televisions
Terrace and roof
The wraparound terrace is the room people end up in. It runs around the main living floor, so the glass doors open onto it from more than one side, and the alfresco dining setup is out there rather than squeezed into a corner. Building rooftop access gives the group a second, higher outdoor space above the penthouse level, which is where the sunsets are. The building also runs a pool, shared with residents and governed by building rules, so treat it as a facility rather than a private pool. Beach chairs are provided for use at that pool deck. Private wraparound terrace on the main living floor. Building rooftop access above the penthouse level. Alfresco dining setup on the terrace. Shared building pool, building rules apply. Beach chairs provided for the building pool deck
How the week runs
Days here are built on short drives. Wynwood galleries and the Design District showrooms in the morning, Brickell for lunch, then back to the terrace when the heat peaks. Miami Beach is close enough that a beach day becomes an afternoon decision rather than a plan. Evenings tend to stay home once people find the roof. The office means at least one person in the group can keep working without hiding in a bedroom, which is why this gets booked for hybrid trips and for weekends that stretch into the week. Gallery mornings in Wynwood and the Design District. Beach afternoons fifteen minutes across the causeway. Sunsets from the building roof. Dinner in Brickell, five minutes each way. Working days from the dedicated office
Building and support
This is a serviced residential tower rather than a standalone house, which changes what surrounds you. Building security is on site twenty-four hours, and building access and the concierge desk were checked as part of our inspection. Our concierge team is on WhatsApp and phone around the clock for the length of the stay. Because it is a residential building the rules are firmer than a villa: no events or parties, quiet hours from ten at night, no pets, identification on arrival, and a minimum booker age of twenty-five. Building security on site twenty-four hours. Concierge desk and building access verified at inspection. Our concierge team reachable by WhatsApp and phone, day or night. Maximum twelve guests as listed. No events or parties, residential tower. No pets permitted. Photo identification required, lead guest twenty-five or over
Best For
Six-couple groups who want four en-suite rooms. Short Miami trips, the minimum is two nights. Remote workers who need a real office and fast wi-fi. Groups who want the skyline rather than the sand. City-first trips with dinner in Brickell and galleries in Wynwood