Delano Miami Beach

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1 Jan

Written By Amex Marketing Amex Marketing

Miami Beach, FLORIDA

The South Beach legend reopens its iconic doors

This spring, Delano returns to Miami Beach, honouring its illustrious legacy while shaping an audacious new chapter. An icon upon its opening in 1947 and again with its cultural reinvention in 1995, Delano reemerges with renewed energy, embracing the surrounding city to become a leading destination for the world’s most curious, creative and well-travelled.

Set along a prime stretch of South Beach, the thoughtfully restored 14-storey Art Deco landmark welcomes guests to 171 accommodations, from ocean-facing rooms and contemporary suites to two top-floor penthouses and sought-after bi-level Bungalow Suites overlooking the famed Delano Pool. Interiors balance clean lines with soft textures and natural light, offering an elegant vantage point above the rhythm of the beach.

Encircling the pool and extending to both the shoreline and dining room, Gigi Rigolatto makes its US debut, bringing its spirited celebration of la dolce vita to Miami. Upstairs, the award-winning Mimi Kakushi introduces its distinctive blend of Japanese cuisine and 1920s Osaka-inspired design, joined by an additional pool reserved for hotel guests and the Delano Members Club. The return of the Rose Bar and the addition of Café Delano complete a culinary landscape that moves effortlessly from morning espressos to late-night cocktails.

Cultural programming remains central to the guest journey, with artist residencies, intimate performances and thought-provoking conversations that cultivate community and discovery. Similarly rooted in connection, The Source by Delano delivers a modern wellness concept that balances the art of restoration with the joy of expression through a mixture of intuitive spa rituals and bold social activations.

In Miami Beach, Delano once more brings together notables, creatives and pioneers through a shared language of elegance and elevated experience, reaffirming its position as not just a place to stay, but a place to be.