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Reported CBRS in-building multi-operator network at a hotel in Miami Beach

A Airspan (reposted InfiniG release; page cites PR Newswire) case study; outcomes are vendor-reported and not independent measurements.

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Details

Organization
Gale South Beach Hotel (deployment by InfiniG)
Industry
hospitality
Region
Miami Beach
Current operating status
Reported live with multiple mobile operators (as of June 25, 2024 release)
Project date
Announced June 25, 2024

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Overview

On June 25, 2024, InfiniG announced that its Mobile Coverage as a Service (MCaaS) offering was live at the Gale South Beach, a Curio Collection by Hilton hotel in Miami Beach, giving guests indoor coverage from multiple mobile operators over CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) spectrum.[1] The system combines InfiniG's on-site hardware and cloud service with Airspan radios and Druid Software Raemis MOCN (multi-operator core network) gateways, so guests connect automatically to their own carrier.[1] The same 87-room hotel had been announced in April 2022 as the site of a 5G CBRS private network built with Airspan for GFO Investments.[2] The 2024 release does not say whether InfiniG's service replaced or built on that earlier network.[1]

At a glance

Organization
The Gale South Beach hotel, operated by Gale Hospitality Group; the coverage service is deployed by InfiniG.[1]
Location
1690 Collins Avenue, South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida.[2]
Date reported
June 25, 2024 (InfiniG announcement).[1] The earlier Airspan and GFO Investments private 5G network was announced April 29, 2022.[2]
Spectrum
CBRS, according to Airspan's CEO in the 2024 release.[1] Whether it uses General Authorized Access (GAA) or Priority Access License (PAL) spectrum is not publicly stated.
Technology
Multi-operator (neutral host) cellular coverage using MOCN gateways, described as 5G-ready.[1] Whether the radios run LTE or 5G NR today is not publicly stated.
Scale as reported
The 2024 release gives no radio count; it names the Dolce Italian restaurant, the Medium Cool cocktail lounge, and guest rooms as covered areas.[1] The 2022 announcement said dozens of radios were being placed throughout the 87-room hotel for the earlier private network.[2]
Vendors and roles
InfiniG: On-Ramp on-site hardware and InfiniG Cloud Service. Airspan: radio access network. Druid Software: Raemis MOCN gateway.[1]
Mobile operators
The release says the service supports major US mobile networks and their MVNO partners but does not name them.[1]
Status
Live with multiple mobile operators as of the June 25, 2024 announcement.[1] No later status update was found.

How the network is used

  • Guest voice and data on the guest's own mobile carrier in rooms, the restaurant, and the lounge, without separate logins.[1]
  • Emergency calling from anywhere on the property, according to InfiniG.[1]
  • For the earlier 2022 private network, GFO Investments listed planned uses including staff voice and data, push-to-talk, video, faster automated check-in and check-out, and app control of in-room Google Nest Hub and Volara systems.[2]

Reported results

As reported by the sources below; not independently verified.

  • InfiniG says the Gale South Beach is the first hotel of its kind to offer this type of multi-carrier coverage service. This is a vendor claim.[1]
  • The release says the hotel previously relied on cellular repeaters, and the hotel group's IT vice president said InfiniG's service gives guests much better service for work, leisure, and safety.[1]

Timeline

  1. InfiniG announces its MCaaS service is live at the hotel with multiple mobile operators, the result of what its CEO calls a four-year collaboration with Airspan and Druid Software.[1]

  2. GFO Investments and Airspan announce that the Gale South Beach will offer guests a 5G private network using CBRS spectrum.[2]

How to interpret this record

This record keeps the source's anonymous customer label and reported status. A case study does not establish current operation, reproducible performance, or independent verification.

Sources

Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.

  1. InfiniG Brings Seamless In-Building Mobile Coverage to Miami's Gale South Beach Hotel with First-of-its-Kind Mobile Coverage as a Service Solution — Airspan Networks (InfiniG press release), Jun 25, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  2. GFO Investments and Airspan Networks Partner to Help Transform the Hospitality Industry at The Gale South Beach, One of the First US Hotels to Offer a High-Speed 5G CBRS Private Network to its Guests — Airspan Networks, Apr 29, 2022. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.

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