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Stay in Style: The Shelborne By Proper Invites You to Miami's Renovated Art Deco Gem
Stay in Style: The Shelborne By Proper Invites You to Miami's Renovated Art Deco Gem

Los Angeles Times

time19-05-2025

  • Los Angeles Times

Stay in Style: The Shelborne By Proper Invites You to Miami's Renovated Art Deco Gem

When you think of Miami Beach, what comes to mind? Beyond the surf, sand and beautiful turquoise waters, your vision might conjure beautiful streets lined with Art Deco architectural masterpieces, all clad in stunning white with pops of turquoise and pink neon accents. If you've ever dreamed of making your way there and actually staying in one of those iconic places, you're in luck: The Shelborne By Proper, a legendary Collins Ave. hotel built in 1940, is inviting a whole new generation to experience its magic. But beyond the history and the $100 million renovation, The Shelborne By Proper is an experience created by its beachfront location and a curated list of luxurious amenities. The Shelborne has 251 rooms, suites and villas, many with Atlantic or Miami skyline views. Each room is an oasis, with a warm, earthy color palette playing off of the natural beauty just beyond the picture windows. Custom details abound – ceramic sconces, handwoven wall coverings, bespoke furniture and handmade ceramics – all speak to attention to detail. 'We are proud to introduce Proper Hospitality's signature blend of luxury and design-forward hospitality to the heart of Miami Beach this spring,' said Brian De Lowe, co-founder and president of Proper Hospitality. 'With The Shelborne By Proper, we're breathing fresh life into a Miami icon, pairing timeless design with a contemporary spirit that builds community through art, dining and wellness.' It's easy to picture yourself on the outdoor terrace of the 1,700-square-foot two-bedroom terrace suite, gazing out on the Atlantic. Inside, a curated mix of vintage and contemporary sculptural pieces creates a refined-yet-eclectic chic. Down by the pool – with its famed sculptural diving board – there are two-bedroom pool villas available offering kitchenettes, lounges and private terraces. But the Shelborne's Collins Avenue location isn't just about the view – it's about being in the heart of Miami Beach. Just steps from the sand, guests can move from poolside to oceanfront at their leisure. The hotel offers a thoughtful wellness program that rejuvenates body and mind. And of course, the Shelborne is located right in the heart of Miami Beach's dining and nightlife. But you could also just dine in – the Shelborne's restaurant options are delights all their own. Michelin-starred chef and Florida Keys native Abram Bissell and global beverage innovator Christopher Lowder are creating a vibrant and immersive culinary experience. Their signature restaurant, Pauline, offers a taste of the flavors of Latin America and the Caribbean combined with Miami's energy. And for an intimate moment, cocktail lounge Little Torch, the hotel's cocktail lounge, offers seasonal punches and rare spirits poured tableside from a custom cocktail cart. From the Shelborne, you're within striking distance to explore Miami and South Beach, including the Art Deco architecture laden Ocean Drive, the South Pointe Park Pier, and the famed tropical Miami Beach Botanical Gardens – a getaway within your getaway.

These hotel game-changers are remaking Miami tourism
These hotel game-changers are remaking Miami tourism

Miami Herald

time13-05-2025

  • Business
  • Miami Herald

These hotel game-changers are remaking Miami tourism

South Florida These hotel game-changers are remaking Miami tourism Miami's hotel scene is buzzing with transformation and innovation. The revitalized Shelborne in Miami Beach honors its 1940 roots with renovated rooms, original architectural elements, and a vibrant new lobby bar. In Coral Gables, the newly opened Loews Coral Gables Hotel offers modern luxury with a rooftop pool, wellness-focused amenities, and standout dining options like Americana Kitchen. Miami International Airport is preparing for the opening of a connected Westin hotel in 2027, featuring a rooftop restaurant and wellness-focused spaces. Meanwhile, Key Biscayne's Ritz-Carlton and the Dream Hotel on the Miami River are embarking on major upgrades, with the latter adding nightclubs, restaurants, a marina, and a raw bar in partnership with Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market. The view of the ocean at the glamorous Acqualina Resort & Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, which was just named the best hotel in the country by U.S. News & World Report. NO. 1: LUXURY WATERFRONT HOTELS NEAR MIAMI BEACH JUST NAMED THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY Miami-area hotels take top spots. | Published February 6, 2024 | Read Full Story by Connie Ogle The new MIA hotel will be connected by a pedestrian bridge to MIA's North Terminal, Concourse D, where American Airlines is. NO. 2: A NEW HOTEL IS COMING TO THE MIAMI AIRPORT. WHEN IS IT OPENING AND WHERE WILL IT BE? What to know about the addition to the terminal. | Published February 22, 2024 | Read Full Story by Michelle Marchante NO. 3: HEAD TO MIAMI'S CORAL GABLES TO FIND ELEGANCE IN YOUR NEXT FLORIDA GETAWAY Escape the hustle of Miami and discover the serene charm of Coral Gables. From luxurious stays to top dining spots, your perfect getaway awaits. | Published July 31, 2024 | Read Full Story by Angela Caraway-Carlton The waterfront terrace at the Peruvian restaurant La Mar by Gastón Acurio at the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key in Miami. NO. 4: THIS BRICKELL HOTEL IS BEING DEMOLISHED. HERE'S WHAT'S HAPPENING TO ITS POPULAR RESTAURANT The hotel will close May 31. | Published January 7, 2025 | Read Full Story by Connie Ogle Rendering of planned Riverside Wharf Miami NO. 5: IT WAS A SPOT TO PARTY ON THE MIAMI RIVER. NOW A HOTEL, CLUB AND RAW BAR ARE MOVING IN See new renderings, learn of updated timeline for the new project. | Published February 10, 2025 | Read Full Story by Vinod Sreeharsha The Shelborne South Beach is undergoing an $85 million renovation. Above: The iconic Miami Modern-style hotel shown on Friday, March 28, 2014. By MARSHA HALPER NO. 6: AN 85-YEAR-OLD HOTEL IN MIAMI BEACH JUST GOT A $100M UPGRADE. SEE WHAT'S NEW — AND OLD 'Our focus was on respecting the building's storied past.' | Published February 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Vinod Sreeharsha The Ritz-Carlton in Key Biscayne opened in 2001. By Chuck Fadely NO. 7: A MAJOR MIAMI HOTEL IS CLOSING FOR A $100M REMODEL THAT WILL LAY OFF HUNDREDS OF WORKERS Here's the timeline for the changes to a signature resort. | Published March 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Vinod Sreeharsha The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories listed were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.

How four hotel projects are changing South Florida tourism
How four hotel projects are changing South Florida tourism

Miami Herald

time01-05-2025

  • Business
  • Miami Herald

How four hotel projects are changing South Florida tourism

Travel How four hotel projects are changing South Florida tourism Major hotel projects are underway or ready to go in South Florida. The Shelborne in Miami Beach has reopened after a $100 million renovation, preserving original features like its 1950s diving tower and double-height windows. Miami International Airport will debut a Westin hotel connected to Concourse D, offering a rooftop restaurant with panoramic views of runways and downtown. The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is unveiling the Coastal Convention Center, a five-story addition with a rooftop overlooking Biscayne Bay and flexible event space. Meanwhile, The Wharf Fort Lauderdale temporarily closes for renovations, aiming to become a permanent waterfront hub with upgraded entertainment and refined coastal style. The new MIA hotel will be connected by a pedestrian bridge to MIA's North Terminal, Concourse D, where American Airlines is. NO. 1: A NEW HOTEL IS COMING TO THE MIAMI AIRPORT. WHEN IS IT OPENING AND WHERE WILL IT BE? What to know about the addition to the terminal. | Published February 22, 2024 | Read Full Story by Michelle Marchante Rendering of street view of new convention center NO. 2: THIS LUXURIOUS MIAMI BEACH HOTEL IS OPENING A NEW SPACE FOR EXTRAVAGANT EVENTS We give you a taste of what's to come. | Published June 26, 2024 | Read Full Story by Vinod Sreeharsha The Wharf Fort Lauderdale will be closing for renovation. NO. 3: THIS WATERFRONT ENTERTAINMENT SPOT IN FORT LAUDERDALE IS CLOSING FOR RENOVATIONS Here's what we know. | Published August 1, 2024 | Read Full Story by Connie Ogle The Shelborne South Beach is undergoing an $85 million renovation. Above: The iconic Miami Modern-style hotel shown on Friday, March 28, 2014. By MARSHA HALPER NO. 4: AN 85-YEAR-OLD HOTEL IN MIAMI BEACH JUST GOT A $100M UPGRADE. SEE WHAT'S NEW — AND OLD 'Our focus was on respecting the building's storied past.' | Published February 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Vinod Sreeharsha The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories listed were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.

An 85-year-old hotel in Miami Beach just got a $100M upgrade. See what's new — and old
An 85-year-old hotel in Miami Beach just got a $100M upgrade. See what's new — and old

Miami Herald

time14-02-2025

  • Business
  • Miami Herald

An 85-year-old hotel in Miami Beach just got a $100M upgrade. See what's new — and old

One of Miami Beach's oldest oceanfront hotels is reopening to guests after undergoing a $100 million renovation that modernized the landmark and also brought back some of its original design. The Shelborne, 1801 Collins Ave., has started taking reservations for stays beginning May 1, 2025. The 85-year-old hotel, which once foreshadowed the Miami Modernism style, or MiMo of the 1950s, now has 251 rooms, down from 275. The rooms and suites have warm and earthy hues, ceramic sconces, handcrafted ceramics and limestone floors. There's also a new 4,000 square-feet lobby bar, the size of an NBA basketball court, with 120 seats. The renovation is part of a rebirth of luxury resorts on one of the best-known streets in South Florida. The reopening also comes as new hotel construction has slowed in the region over the past two years. Restoration of the Shelborne What's old is new. The original building facade and double-height windows have been restored. Condos added in the 1990s were demolished as part of the renovations. The restoration of the building facade repaired previous damage to the concrete, and the 18th Street windows are back to their '50s appearance, Guy Chetwynd, the hotel's managing director, said in a statement. The property's swimming pool work also brought back the 1950s diving board. The pool was repaired and the surrounding deck landscaped. And the common areas have been restored to the original architecture. The diving tower, the circular stair down to the pool deck, and the porte-cochere are all original historic elements preserved during renovations, Chetwynd said. 'Our focus was on respecting the building's storied past while crafting spaces that feel both inviting and contemporary for today's guests,' Aaron David Clarke, principal of designer ADC Atelier, said in a statement. Room rates and reservations Suites include a 1,700 square-foot two-bedroom penthouse with a large outdoor terrace and unobstructed views of the ocean and Miami Beach. One-bedroom king suites have living rooms, and two-bedroom villas come with kitchenette and proximity to the pool. Room rates will start at $489 a night. Reservations can be made at The Shelborne management For food and beverage, the Shelborne is partnering with Lowder-Tascarella and Michelin-starred chef Abram Bissell, a Florida Keys native who has worked at restaurants in New York City. Santa Monica, California-based hospitality brand Proper Hospitality will operate and manage the hotel, the company's first foray into Florida. 'We're breathing fresh life into a Miami icon, pairing timeless design with a contemporary spirit that builds community through art, dining and wellness,' Brian De Lowe, co-founder and president of Proper Hospitality, said in a statement. Shelborne's history in Miami Beach The Shelborne hotel, built by architects Igor Polevitzky and Tripp Russell, opened in 1940. At 14 floors, it was among South Beach's tallest hotels and reflected the up-and-coming MiMo style. The new hotel quickly drew national attention. The July 1941 issue of Architectural Record described it as 'one of the most newsworthy of the 40 or more new hotels built at Miami Beach in the past year.' The respected publication: 'Particularly noteworthy is the typical floor-plan layout in which the architects contrived to obtain the ocean view for 11 of the 13 rooms on each floor.' As World War II intensified, U.S. soldiers training for deployment stayed there. In 1945, the Shelborne reopened to the public and then was renovated again. Seven more stories were added by famed architect Morris Lapidus, best known for later designing The Fountainbleau in Miami Beach and Lincoln Road Mall. In 1946, the Shelborne hosted the American Institute of Architects' national convention. In 2020, Cedar Capital, King Street Capital and Westdale Properties acquired the Shelborne. They remain the current owners but brought on Proper Hospitality to run the hotel, now formally titled The Shelborne by Proper Hospitality. Amenities at the Shelborne ▪ A beach and wellness membership will be available for Miami-Dade residents ▪ 24-hour fitness center and wellness program ▪ Access to the beach club ▪ Over 30,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor event space, including a terrace and event lawn for conferences, galas and seaside celebrations

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