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The Delano offers a wide variety of dining choices to suit any mood. The Blue Door restaurant, under the direction of restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow and renowned chef Claude Troisgros, provides refined modern French cuisine with Brazilian and global influences. The Blue Door Terrace is the ideal place to dine alfresco – during the day while enjoying the warm ocean breeze, or at night under the brilliant stars. >> more info |
The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, located directly on the beach, is a complete restoration of an original 1953 Morris Lapidus-designed landmark hotel in the city's historic Art Deco district. The resort is ideally situated steps away from Lincoln Road, a thriving 10-block pedestrian esplanade with myriad dining, shopping, entertainment and nightlife options. >>more info |
Imagine a place where reality is rivaled only by your wildest dreams. Where on a larger-than-life stretch of beach, a legend returns to all its former glory. Loews Miami Beach Hotel. A place where the atmosphere is more dynamic, more exhilarating, more innovative than anywhere else on the planet. >> more info
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The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Miami is one of America’s finest hotels and unique in the city for being awarded the prestigious AAA Five Diamond Award for four consecutive years. Ideally located on prestigious Brickell Key, its deluxe, waterfront location perfectly befits the opulence you’ll find within. >> more info
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Located across the street from the beach on Ocean Drive, the unique and stylish Tides Hotel in Miami, Florida, is one of the first stops on the Art Deco District tour. This restored 1936 hotel sits on fashionable Ocean Drive within walking distance of Lincoln Road Mall and Flamingo Park. Guests are one mile from various museums and nightclubs such as Skybar, Mynt and Mansion. Corporate travelers are within walking distance of Universal Music and Sony Music. >> more info |
Designed by famed British architect David Chipperfield and landscaping inspired by the rich intense Matisse-inspired colors of the Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech, The Shore Club is redefining cool on Miami's South Beach. The landmarked Art Deco lobby is conceived as a calming transition to the labyrinth of gardens with secret passageways, alcoves and a succession of different outdoor "rooms". >> more info |
Between Miami’s famous South Beach and Ft. Lauderdale lies the Sheraton Bal Harbour Beach Resort. This beachfront resort is the ideal place to connect – perfect for families, romantic getaways and business travelers alike. Kids enjoy the pool with slides and waterfalls as well as the Kid’s Club. Adults can relax in the spa or on our pristine beach. And business travelers find the location convenient to all of South Florida’s points of interest. >> more info |
The Fontainebleau Resort is Located On 20 Lush, Tropical Acres Two Miles From Miami Convention Center. Revolving Glass Doors Deliver Guests To A Bustling Lobby With A Nightclub And Floor-to-ceiling Glass Windows Overlooking The Pool And Tropical Gardens. The Resort Provides Lounge Chairs, Cabanas, Umbrellas And Water Toys Such As Parasails, Wave Runners, Rafts And Boogie Boards. >> more info |
The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne, Miami's only AAA Five Diamond resort, is located on the southernmost barrier island in the United States, just five miles from downtown Miami. The acclaimed island paradise includes a 20,000 square-foot luxury spa, two restaurants overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, an 11-court tennis garden, and is only minutes from the airport, area attractions and South Beach. >> more info |
The Setai Is An Intimate Oceanfront Resort In The Heart Of South Beach. Set on prestigious Collins Avenue amid Tropical Gardens And Sparkling Pools At The Edge Of The Atlantic Ocean. The Setai Introduces The Asian Traditions Of Simplicity And Elegance To South Beach. With 75 Impeccably Detailed Guestrooms And 50 Suites An Intimate Private Spa-three Pools And Remarkable Restaurants And Bars. >> more info |
