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Delano Miami Beach Reopens, Blending Classic Glamour with Modern Luxury
WHY IT MATTERS
The reopening signals Miami’s hospitality rebound, offering guests a high‑end experience that balances historic allure with modern amenities—key for discerning travelers and investors alike.
What happened
The iconic 1947 hotel, once a playground for presidents and celebrities, has returned to Collins Avenue as Delano Miami Beach. After a pandemic‑induced closure in 2020, the property reopened this summer with 171 rooms, suites and two‑story bungalows that offer partial ocean views and direct pool access.
Guests can enjoy multiple pools, beach access, a fitness center and a soon‑to‑open spa. Dining options include Gigi Rigolatto, a Paris‑style Italian spot, Mimi Kakushi, a Japanese restaurant known for nigiri and gyoza, and the Rose Bar’s creative cocktails.
The hotel also offers pet accommodations for a $250 fee and overnight valet parking at $65 per night. Travelers can expect a chic, gallery‑like atmosphere that honors the hotel’s legacy while catering to contemporary luxury seekers.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Old-school glamour, new-school luxury: Inside the reborn Delano Miami Beach
The Points Guy · Tanner Saunders · Discovery and factual synthesis only; publisher copyright terms apply
CORRECTIONS & UPDATES
- Revision 1 · Initial ingestion · Oct 18, 2026, 1:45 PM
- Revision 2 · Source update detected · Oct 18, 2026, 1:45 PM