Basement

Great place! It could be so much more if they change the music to something more trendy. Throw a little Snoop Dog or Drake in the mix every now and then.

Horrible. Bouncer is pathetic. No idea what is fake and kicked out an entire group. Do NOT go here.

Wanna be police officer/​Doorman on the left telling people to move because a firetruck was coming. It never showed, pretty shady and low to try and use a fake medical emergency to clear people. Cant wait to forward this video to Miami Beach FD. Since when are door guys working as police/​metermaids?

Not really a place to dance. The space is shaped like a L, with bowling and ice skating as an option again the space is small. Bowling is expensive and ice skating rink is to small. The prices are ok 7 dollars for craft beer in Miami isn’t bad. They do add on 20 percent gratuity to all drink orders so be careful not to over tip but they do inform you on the receipt that you can leave additional tip so that’s fair. Overall the place is ok where you can entertain every one quickly with drinking to bowling and then ice skating.

Okay, so I have mixed emotions about this place. Possibly, we just got there early that’s why there weren’t so many people. I definitely only saw the pool table but I didn’t see the ice rink nor the bowling alleys. Most parts of the place were blocked out from the rest of the people but that is fine. However, as the night progressed, more people arrive and it got more packed. They did have good music — the sets definitely had the crowd all up and dancing. (Thank you, DJ) Drinks were strong but expensive (but maybe not expensive for Miami standards, you tell me.) All in all, had a great time but probably won’t be first on the list of where to party.

Once upon a time bowling alleys and ice rinks were places where pubescent teens would have their parents drop them off for a couple of hours of good, clean, fun.
My how times have changed.
Basement is a whimsical playground for adults — with copious amounts of booze. Playing arcade, skating the rink, or hitting the lanes while lit will definitely exceed your fondest childhood memories.
While we didn’t partake in any of these activities we definitely hit the club in the Basement. It is a small venue and gets very packed by midnight. As with every fresh new venue on the beach the talent level here is HIGH. Also, I am not sure if it is the official «entertainment» but there was a dude dressed as Pikachu pouring shots into everyone’s mouths and a blow-​up male sex doll making his way through the room. Definitely an «only in Miami» moment.
We had an amazing time and after significant damage to my wallet we ubered our way outta there. Luckily we somehow avoided a cover charge so I felt a teeny bit better.
Overall this is a great place to have a good time. The door policy is not obnoxious like some other places (Yes I’m looking at you LIV) so it’s a great stress free place to go rock it out even last minute.

The music was constant house music. The set up is interesting, the 70s themeed look with the bowling alley brings a nice different touch but other than that the place is underwhelming. The crowd is a bit younger, early 20s. The ice skating rink and bowling alley is what makes this place stand out, that’s it.

This is a club like no other… a little nuts in some ways, but all the best ways! There is bowling, ice skating and the actual club section. Love the dancers and the «spanking guy». This is a must experience type of place, especially if you are sick of the average mundane club scene. I look forward to spending many weekends here! Definitely recommend… if you’re cool enough ;0)

Best Hip Hop Party on Wednesday night called Jelly. Free bowling, ice skating & slushies for the ladies @ 9 PM

Great place. Real nice inside, good ambiance, miami prices, bowling alley and ice skating rink.
I’d definitely go back.

Awesome concept! I had a blast here. Kinda just a tame lounge feeling at first, but once the booze kick in and you’re feeling adventurous you can throw on some skates and do your best Tanya Harding, or if your motor skills are a little too impaired you can try your luck at bowling. A skilled hangover enthusiast like myself was able to plan the transition perfectly from tipsy ice skating, to semi bent bowling, to shit faced surge priced über home. Can’t wait to go back

Although this new hotel has opened to a lot of hype, this hotel is just okay. With the prices they charge for a room here and being that it is new I expected it to be really nice and beautifully designed and that basement would be too. Hotel lobby looks old and dreary and remind me of the fake lobby in Tower of Terror at Disney World. It is creepy and way too dark and they went overboard w/​minimalistic décor.
We visited on a Friday night and thought that the bowling and ice skating would be in an area where you can just walk in but there is only one entrance for bowling, skating, and the club and it is just like any nightclub with a bouncer and ropes everywhere and you have to wait to be let in. A little over the top if you are looking for a chill place to hang out and bowl. First thing we noticed was how hot it was in the entire Basement area. Everyone was complaining and half of our group left early because of this.
Bowling is expensive and there are only 4 lanes. $ 50 for 4 guests and $ 10 per person over that and this only includes one hour. We had 7 people bowling and couldn’t finish one game in an hour. Drinks start at $ 15++ throughout. The décor is better in the bowling area and what saved the entire experience for us was the great music they were playing in the bowling area. It was classic hip hop from a few years back mixed in with new music as well.
After our unfinished bowling game we moved on to the nightclub area. The décor and ambiance in the club are terrible. It reminded me of a garage at a mechanic shop. It wasn’t grungy in a cool way, it was just plain grungy. Worst part of the club was the terrible music. I love all types of music from house to hip hop but this was really deep trance all night long. Every song had the same beat. You know it is bad when no one in the club is dancing and everyone is just standing around. We bought bottles and a table thinking it was open format and the music would improve but it was terrible all night long. We closed out our tab earlier than we wanted to and went back to bowling area bar to hear some decent music. I will not come here again as the music was just way too bad.

Can’t say I am in love with this place but it’s new so had to check it out. Music is OK! It did get better towards the end. We got there at 11:30 and there were only 2 people there. Bottle prices are ok. We paid for a bottle of grey goose $ 540 which include tip and tax. Would I go back there again? Hmm most likely no but I can’t say it’s a bad place. Just a bit weird for my taste. Last but not least when it does get crowded it’s SUPER HOT!!!

Strange vibe in this venue with the multiple rooms. The staff here is very nice and friendly. Expect to pay a lot for drinks, it’s in a fancy hotel. The ice skating rink was very amusing, especially with drunk people. The bowling seemed cool, but not sure I’d do that. The main club room has decent sound and a massive bar. This is a very cool space in a nice mid-​beach location. They don’t seem to get great DJs, but they have some decent locals every so often.
Cool design and venue.

This club is definitely unique! I don’t know of anyplace else that has a bowling alley, ice skating rink, and club all in one.
I reserved a bowling lane with a group of friends. The overall bowling experience was great! Ice skating looked like fun too although we did not try it.
After bowling we checked out the club. It wasn’t awful, but was not my favorite. The décor was nothing special and the music was forgettable. It was a nice way to end the night after bowling, but I would never go just for the club. That being said, I would defiantly go back for the bowling or iceskating.

Located in Miami Beach in the new hotel called Edition.
You enter through the hotels lobby which is very clean and well maintained. They provide valet parking if you don’t want to look for parking. The club is located in the lower floor which is why I guess they call it Basement. Nice size club with several different rooms. The main room has a full bar in the one side of the room and the dj’s booth also located in this room. In another room they have a small ice skating rink and a two lane bowling alley. There is also a full stocked bar there as well. The last room has a pool table and another full bar. There is also a video game located here to. No smoking allowed but you can go outside if you want just get your hand stamped so you can come back in. They also have male and female performers and dancers in the club. The staff is friendly. The drinks are pricey so don’t be shocked it’s South Beach!

Basement is filling a void in the South Beach nightlife scene. Located a bit off the beaten path at the newly renovated Edition Hotel (formerly the Seville), Basement is packing ‘em in with its unique mix of bowling alley, lounge, and club.
Friday and Saturday nights seem to be the must-do’s at Basement, with DJs booked weeks in advance. Jelly is Basement’s new Wednesday night old school hip-​hop night, which is also supposed to be tons of fun.
Once you enter, you have the option of turning left, where you’ll find lots of cool lounge-​y couches for sipping drinks and chillaxin’ with friends. Also to your left is the separate club-​type room, with an outer perimeter of benches and a smoke machine at the ready.
On the right side of the entrance is the much-​talked-​about bowling alley and ice skating rink. This area gets packed. There are only 4 lanes, so if bowling is your thing, be sure to book in advance. The skating rink is enclosed with a entrance down the hall. Trade your shoes for blades, and you’ll be gliding along in no time. No booze on the ice, though.
Drinks are about average for South Beach (though does 29^th Street still count as truly «South Beach»?) — expect to drop about $ 14 per drink. I think they may charge a cover at a certain point of the night, but if you get there before midnight, you’re likely golden. Basement is definitely worth checking out for an alternative night out on the Beach.

Let’s say one night you are torn between going ice skating, bowling or dancing… hmmm…what to do? Well .u can come to basement and do all three! On the same night!
This new venue is located on the basement of a hotel that has been recently renovated and it looks amazing… the lobby is nicely decorated with white candles and light fixtures .the hotel itself is very elegant. wouldn’t mind staying here.
Onto basement… as u walk in there’s a bar to the right next to the bowling alley… few steps further is the ice skating ring which was quite tempting but I wasn’t dressed for the ocassion. hence the high heels and miniskirt. Gotta wear pants next time… in case I fall and well… u can imagine.
Drinks are steep. just like anywhere else in the beach but the atmosphere is cool and why not… is worth it.
So yes. check this place out. def a great addition to the Sobe scene.

Located in the newly renovated Seville Hotel is their swank little night club, the Basement.
The hotel itself has been miraculously turned into a very posh spot. To say it’s been renovated is an understatement. They turned a rundown old building into a sleek and sexy must-​see Miami Beach resort.
The Basement offers a small ice rink, not big, not average, small. So don’t expect to be playing any hockey there. If you’re lucky, you’ll have enough room to practice your triple axle. But still, it is a frigg’n ice rink inside a night club!
Beside that there’s is a 2 or 3 lane bowling alley.
Quite a unique vision for whomever designed the club. Down the hall you’ll find a larger proper dance floor. When I went the music was primarily old school disco. Not my cup of tea, but we were having fun. Some in our crew weren’t digging it, so we had to leave somewhat prematurely only to find out that Ellie Goulding strolled in later that night into the Basement to celebrate her birthday. Now, I’m not a huge fan of Ellie, still it would have been nice to see her and perhaps strap on the skates together and do some pairs ice dancing.
Sorry Ellie, you’ll have to wait until next time you come down to my new Saturday night spot: P

Newly opened lounge equipped with a bowling alley and ice skating rink. This is surely the spot to be at. Entire staff is extremely helpful and hospitable.
Two rooms when you walk in to the right and to the left. Use the phhhoto box for a cool new app technology it’ll send it to your phone to post on your social media accounts.
Call ahead of time to book a bowling alley. Usually, around $ 50 per person includes food, drinks, and your shoe rental. Minimum of 8 people per lane. So if you a party bigger make sure to reserve more lanes.
Ice skating at this moment isn’t open yet. Insurance and such still in the works. Smoking area outside. Great spot, check it out!
Call in buy some bottles, be posh!