Metromover:

• Knight Center Station (Right next to the hotel): This station is just steps away from the Hyatt Regency and provides access to the entire Metromover system.
• Riverwalk Station (A 3-minute walk): Just a short walk from the hotel, offering additional access to the Metromover’s loops.

• Inner Loop: Circles downtown Miami, providing access to areas like Bayfront Park and Bayside Marketplace.
• Brickell Loop: Takes you to the lively Brickell area, perfect for dining and shopping.
• Omni Loop: Heads north toward theArts & Entertainment District, home to the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and Adrienne Arsht Center.

• The Metromover is free to use, operating from 5 AM to midnight, making it ideal for both day trips and nightlife.

Metrorail:

• Government Center Station (A 10minute walk or a short ride on the Metromover): This station serves both the Green and Orange Lines of the Metrorail and is the best option for traveling to Miami International Airport, Coral Gables, and more.

• Green Line: Travels between Palmetto and Dadeland South, with stops in Coral Gables, Kendall, and other suburban areas.
• Orange Line: Provides direct service to Miami International Airport (MIA), making it an easy way to catch a flight.

• A one-way fare costs $2.25. You can purchase an EASY Card at Government Center Station for quick payments across Miami’s public transit systems.

• Knight Center Trolley Stop: Located just outside the Hyatt Regency, this stop connects you to the Brickell Trolley route.
• SE 2nd Ave & SE 3rd St: A nearby stop offering connections to routes heading toward Coral Gables and Little Havana.

• Brickell Trolley: Takes you to the trendy Brickell area, known for its restaurants, bars, and shopping.
• Coral Way Trolley: Travels west toward Coral Gables, making stops in Little Havana along the way.

• There’s no fare for the trolley, making it a cost-effective and fun way to explore the city.

• SE 2nd Ave & SE 2nd St: A bus stop located within a 2minute walk from the hotel, offering easy access to several bus routes.
• Route 120 (Beach MAX): Provides service from Downtown Miami to South Beach, perfect for spending a day at the beach.
• Route 7: Travels from Downtown to Little Havana

• Metromover: Take the Metromover from Financial District Station toward Knight Center Station. The ride takes about5 minutes.
• Walking: You can walk along Brickell Ave and SE 2nd Ave to reach the Hyatt Regency in 15 minutes.

• Miami Airport Station:Catch the Orange Line Metrorail from Government Center Station to the Miami Airport Station, where you can transfer to the TriRail for destinations north of Miami.

• Prices depend on the distance traveled, with fares starting at $2.50.