A collaboration between Chef José Andrés, designer Philippe Starck & Lenny Kravitz, it’s a one-stop shop for killer eats, pool lounging and nightlife.

A collaboration between Chef José Andrés, designer Philippe Starck & Lenny Kravitz, it’s a one-stop shop for killer eats, pool lounging and nightlife.

Prime destination for Miami's young, well-heeled elite.

Nothing says crisp, clean and chic like the rooms’ white-on-white design (with bonus rainfall shower).

The most iconic Miami Beach hotel with good reason – an oh-so-glam mashup of art, music, fashion and technology.

Pristine pool with terrace is a South Beach gem.

Rooms are on the larger side and each comes with a full kitchenette and marble-accented bathroom.

Glitzy-glam, this is not. It’s remained true to its roots, without trying to be all scene-y.

Classic 1940s Miami Beach gem, updated to blend classic charm with modern amenities.

Make like all the beautiful people in this city and lay out poolside – even take a dip if you wish.

2 minute walk to the beach, 8 minutes to the heart of Miami Beach. The real question: which one first?

A just-reno’d 1936 classic with an enviable Ocean Drive address steps from Lumus Park and South Beach.

Right in the (sometimes loud) thick of the action. Light sleepers, take note.

Design-centric style straight out of a Restoration Hardware catalog (for real – the rooms were all furnished by Restoration Hardware!).

Spot-on Ocean Drive location with all-day dining at the Cala Cafe.

Aesthetic perfectly blends old-school glam & Cuban flair. (Hellooo, decor inspo.)

Former Versace mansion suites include the Empire (murals of sultans!), Aviary (private terrace!) or Azure (Italian marble bathroom!).