The Shore Club, designed by David Chipperfield is a 3 acre village like oasis consisting of 3 large buildings centered around 2 infinity... more »
The Shore Club, designed by David Chipperfield is a 3 acre village like oasis consisting of 3 large buildings centered around 2 infinity pools, the reknowned Skybar and an arched bridge that leads you to the ocean. Tropical Oasis yet calming and relaxing with a touch of purity Talk of the town and the place to be seen Post world war II art deco district Phone: 305.695.3100 877.640.9500 Address: 1901 Collins Ave Miami Beach, FL 33139 (Corner of Collins & 19th Street) Neighborhood: South Beach Email Address: Shoreclub@morganshotelgroup.com Built: 1939 Opened: 2001 Refurbished: 2002 Total Rooms: 322 Total Floors: Building A: 3 Floors / 23-27 rooms per fl Building B: 3 Floors / 6 rooms per fl Building C: 8 Floors / 7 rooms per fl Building D: 20 Floors / 7 rooms per fl Building E: 8 Floors / 15 rooms per fl Total Rooms per Floor: See Above by Building Connecting Rooms: Very Limited Connecting Rooms Please put all requests for guaranteed Connecting Rooms on a SS form. LFTQQ connects to DLXKG (3 only "Family Room") Bungalow 3 connects to Bungalow 4 Bungalow 7 connects to Beachhouse (B8) Telecommunications: Wireless High Speed($14.95/day) Outlets: Nobu Ago The Red Room Red Room Garden The Rum Bar The Sand Bar
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Location. Hip and trendy, the Moroccan themed Shore Club stands amid the glitz and glamour of South Beach's internationally known cafes, clubs and boutiques the epitome of the Miami Beach (Fla.) good life. The beach is only a block away, while the pedestrian mall, Lincoln Road, is four blocks from the hotel. Hotel Features. The serene, white lobby is decorated with sheer curtains, columns and white tufted floor cushions. The hotel offers a lively nightlife and two restaurants. Nobu offers Japanese cuisine with a Peruvian flair. The Mediterranean themed Ago dishes up seafood and Tuscan fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The SkyBar features four bars, all offering indoor and outdoor seating. Redroom boasts red fiberglass panels, a 2500 square foot garden/outdoor bar, red lacquered teak floor and crystal chandeliers. Rumbar serves 75 different types of rum, and Sandbar is a secluded beach area bar, illuminated by iron lanterns. Should a business need arise, the hotel provides event catering, banquet space, a business center and wireless Internet access for a fee. Guests will enjoy the outdoor infinity pools, 8,000 square foot rooftop health spa, beach cabanas and wading pools with tropical fish and lily pads. Guests looking to indulge find total relaxation with such spa services as the Red Carpet Facial, a fitness facial with Custom Acid Peel. Upon request, numerous spa treatments are available in guestrooms, including the popular Milk Bath. A fitness room, sauna and spa tub are also on site. Guestrooms. Featuring teak framed beds, rattan furnishings and Mexican sandstone floors, guestrooms boast bathrobes, 400 thread count Egyptian cotton linens, Bose Wave CD players, Rick Pipino toiletries, safes and minibars. Wireless Internet access is available for a fee. Convenient extras include a makeup mirror, desk, turndown service and cable television. Expert Tip. On site boutiques include Scoop, Me&Ro and the Rick Pipino Salon.
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53 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for business
First of all, my NY office booked an extra night since I was checking in at 7 am and the hotel gave away my room. So, there I was after 20 hours of travel, bone-weary, and jet lagged, and no hotel room. I had to wait until lunch before we can check in and the US $400 a night room was small, with dust balls under the bed, paper thin walls (we would wake up at 3 am when the revelers came home all drunk and noisy!) and breakfast was not included.
So it's designed by Philippe Stark and owned by Ian Schraeger, so what! We moved to a much better, quieter hotel a few blocks away called The Colony, which is way better than Shore Club except they don't get featured in the E-channel. But if that's your scene I guess you will like the Shore Club, but it sure left me cold.
32 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I loved this place. But then again, who doesn’t like being treated like a princess? It's very sleek and modern here, so if you're not into that kind of thing, you may not be as comfortable as I was here.
The pool was the place to find me here, I couldn't get enough. We had a great view of the ocean from our room and caught many fabulous sunrises and sets. It seems more tuned for the more moneyed set, but if you can ride along, by all means do.
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