Miami Pool House, a Soho House property in Miami, has temporarily closed for a renovation that will transform the space into a Soho Health Club — the brand's health-club membership format — with a planned reopening this winter, per a recent Instagram report.
The conversion's scope is broad. According to the post, the new club will offer indoor-outdoor fitness, contrast therapy and cryotherapy, a racquet club, red-light therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen treatments. A wellness-focused dining program completes the lineup, covering the full arc of recovery and performance programming that has become a baseline expectation at the upper end of the private-club market in South Florida.
During the closure, Soho House members will have access to Soho Beach House, the brand's property in Miami Beach — a bridge arrangement that implies the renovation is expected to run long enough to require an alternative access point. No firm date within the winter window has been announced.
The conversion aligns Soho House with a broader shift at the premium hospitality tier: operators are increasingly folding clinical recovery into their membership offering, treating contrast therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, and red-light therapy as standard amenities rather than novelties. The racquet club component follows a pattern visible across South Florida's private-club market, where sport courts have become a default differentiator in membership renovation cycles over the past two years.
The Pool House project represents a programmatic bet that the Miami membership base will support a dedicated wellness facility distinct from a hotel gym. How the renovation reshapes the existing footprint — and whether any pool programming survives the transition — is not addressed in the available reporting. A more specific opening target and additional program details will likely emerge as permits are filed with Miami-Dade County and the winter window approaches.
