XBIZ Miami’s Redbury Room Block Ends on Tuesday

MIAMI — XBIZ Miami organizers today said that reservations for the new room block at The Redbury, the next-door sister property of the SLS Hotel, will end on Tuesday.

XBIZ Miami organizers have retained a special starting rate of $185 a night for attendees at The Redbury. Room reservations are now available by calling (305) 604-1776 and using group code “XBIZ.”

The Redbury is a unique boutique hotel that offers a bohemian counter-culture feel with design elements drawn from South Beach’s iconic heyday. Each room features a record player with a special vinyl collection curated by Capitol Records, spacious closets and work areas, along with marble bathrooms featuring soaking tubs and rain showers.

Guests of The Redbury get priority access to The Raleigh’s beach and SLS Hotel South Beach’s fitness center amenities, as well as the property’s 12,000-square-foot rooftop pool.

XBIZ Miami, running June 1-4 at the SLS Hotel, is set to deliver a fresh range of engaging sessions and executive networking opportunities, plus entertaining special events and plenty of beachside fun for adult site operators, executives and talent.  

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