The Loews Hotel in Miami Beach features direct access to the beach and an ocean front swimming pool and Jacuzzi with private cabanas. As with all Loews Hotels the experience is four diamond and geared towards providing visitors with a unique upscale hotel experience. For more than 60 years Loews has been satisfying customers across the U.S. and has earned a reputation for being one of the finest hotel chains in the country.

Staying at Loews Hotel

Loews Miami Beach has 790 guest rooms which includes 50 luxury suites and two presidential suites, every room has a spectacular view and many of them are of the ocean. The rooms at Loews are decorated with a nod to the famed Art Deco style that South Beach is familiar with but with the added twist of a modern feel. Each room features 300 thread count 100% cotton linens, Lather skin and body care products, an Ultimate Doeskin robe by Chadsworth & Haig, a hair dryer, flat screen TV, iHome for iPod, a coffee maker, a mini bar and 24 hour room service. High speed internet access is available for guests who need to stay connected and more business features are available for anyone who needs to stay connected to their job.

Guest Room at the Loews Hotel

Attractions at Loews Hotel

The attractions at Loews Hotel are similar to others hotels in the Miami Beach and South Beach area. The biggest draw for Loews is probably its proximity to the beach. With a pool area that includes a zero entry oversized freeform ocean front swimming pool, two hot tubs, a pool concierge and direct access to the 90 foot wide sandy beach with rental chairs and umbrellas, it’s a huge highlight. In addition there are cabanas at the pool that each come fully equipped with a plasma television, fresh fruit arrangements, water, soft drinks and an interesting reading selection (rental fee required). If you’re visiting the Loews Hotel with your family you may want to check the kids into Sobe Kids Camp. Children between the ages of four and twelve years old can join a full or half day program that includes arts & crafts, sand castle contests, scavenger hunts, movies, Nintendo Wii contests, and water games. If your child is a little too old for the Sobe Kids Camp but doesn’t want to hang with mom and dad all day the PBTeen Cabana may be the solution. This cabana is designed specifically for tweens to teens so they can hang out and meet others their age while playing music, Nintendo Wii, and enjoy all the beach has to offer. Plus there is Elemis Spa and Fitness Center where you can enhance your relaxation with any of the more than 24 different treatments, side by side couples massage rooms, a rooftop sun deck, full nail and hair salon, steam rooms, Jacuzzi tubs and a co-ed calming lounge.  For fitness buffs the fitness center features a variety of classes as well as personal training sessions, all with a stunning view of the pool below and the Atlantic Ocean. There are also three restaurants in the hotel Sushi Sobe, Emeril’s Miami Beach, and Preston’s Brassiere.

Local Attractions

Loews is located near some of Miami’s top attractions, the Beach and the South Beach scene, but it’s also a short distance from many other attractions. Miami has a thriving art scene and the large number of museums dedicated to a variety of artistic studies is evidence to its importance. In addition to the art museums there are a number of other museums throughout the city dedicated to topics of interest such as science, Florida history, the Jewish experience in Florida, and architectural history.

Local Nightlife

Miami has a reputation for its vibrant nightlife and guests at Loews Hotel are located in the center of one of the most happening areas of the city. If you’re up for a stroll you can wander over to the South Beach area and walk from party to party, hitting several clubs along the way. The strip turns into a non-stop party at night and streams of people move from club to club. If you keep your eyes open it’s very likely you’ll see one of today’s hottest celebrities as this area is one of the most popular with the young and affluent. For those who love dancing the Cuban influence in the Little Havana section of Miami creates a remarkable mix that throbs with energy. And live music lovers will delight with the unique jazz and blues sounds in downtown Miami, the Latin influence in Little Havana and the techno inspired Brazilian music fills the area.

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If you’re down for an amazing time in one of Miam’s hottest clubs, LOUIS nightclub at the Gansevoort Hotel in Miami Beach is one of the famous Opium Group’s latest fashionable offering. A slice of Parisiaan downtown sentiment in the middle of South Beach, LOUIS has in the short time since their late 2008 opening, already become a benchmark hotspot, graced by the likes of Russell Simmons, Marilyn Manson, and Lindsey Lohan.

The interior of this club features antique French decor that is not at all out of place in the midst of subdued black modern fixtures whose smooth surfaces make them melt away from the eye. Crystal lighting fixtures and themed walls only add to the ambiance created by lounging in the throne-style Francois Frossard period furniture. With two crystal bars to 25 exclusive VIP table areas, getting a drink from a smoking hot French military-uniformed server will be no problem at all.

With a 6,500 foot VIP lounge, and a secret hotel entrance for Gansevoort guests, there’s no shortage of 18th century style European opulence to compliment the ever present fresh graffiti style which has been liberally applied to the fine artwork and interior design alike. The Opium Group, also responsible for south beach staples like SET and Mansion, has been highly successful in their attempts to create the most popular clubs in the US with their other ventures, and they seem to be aiming for that lofty goal here again. By creating exclusive spaces in urban settings using the highest standards of design principles, the Opium Group makes clubs that even people who could actually “get in anywhere” might not be able to get into. In their defense, with a guest list that generally includes a contingent of VMA Award winners, this is no surprise. LOUIS is just the latest pink and black rose in their garden, and it’s already being called the one of the hottest, and if that doesn’t convince you, the gorgeous smiles and steamy bodies on a Friday night will!

images courtesy of Louis nightclub

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The newest in South Beach Miami, Florida, nighclubs, Ink Nightclub, is often called a boutique nightclub because there is an actual boutique on the premises. Called Ink for short, the nightclub caters to big spenders in Miami. You can find the nightclub on Washington Avenue also known as the heart of South Beach Miami. The club has two rooms. Each room offers the nightcluber a chance to try out different music. The nightclub boasts a variations of tattos as part of the nightclubs theme venue. If you are one of the chic, well to do set that enjoys an eclectic look in interiors, this is the nightclub for you. The club’s interior is a combination Marlon Brando inspired love for Polyneisan and South Pacific charm. There is a conveniently situated boutique that sells INK special line of clothes and clothes by other lines.

The music played here is described as Euro House. Music by European artists is played and DJ’s are frequently guests at the club. Neon lights that highlight tattoos found on the walls and floor of the club enhance the mood. Famous guests include people like Mandy Moore and Paris Hilton who love the boutique because of its often called “funky” clothing not easily found anywhere else in Miami. The club itself is a partnership between two designers Laurent Bourgae with Dimitri Fragoulias and Mark Caesar with Igor Blatnik. The first team are native Miamians and the second team is from Boston. The double set of designers and club players have joined talents to create what they conceive as the ultimate in nightclub life INK. INK features doormen, security guards, table servers, bartenders, management available in the club, liquor served after 5 a.m., full kitchen, fully carpetted, full lighting, valet parking and live video feed using the Internet. Entertainment includes dancers, musical instruments, live entertainers. For special occassions, party favors, invitations and other promotional services are available on request.

Ink Nightclub
717 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 397-8006

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The Grand Beach Hotel is one of the newest hotels built on Miami’s famous South Beach. Featuring an all-suites format, this luxurious and attractive hotel offers a bevy of amenities, state-of-the-art technology, and room rates that are much less than comparable hotels, all these features will make your stay at the hotel one that you won’t forget. Located right on the Atlantic Ocean, it offers panoramic views of both the ocean and Biscayne Bay. The Grand Beach Hotel has over 200 feet of frontage on the white sand beaches that allows its guests to enjoy the turquoise blue waters of the Atlantic and be right in the middle of the South Beach playground and all its attractions and nightlife.

Guest room and bed Grand Beach Hotel

The Grand Beach Hotel provides a welcoming experience from the moment you step into its lobby until the time you are ensconced in one of the hotel’s 430 private suites. One of the distinctive features of the Grand Beach Hotel is the fact that all the rooms are suites. All the guestrooms are located from the seventh floor up which gives each suite a great view of the ocean, the bay, or the Miami skyline. With floor-to-ceiling windows in the Oceanfront suite, you’ll have the best views of the Atlantic Ocean. The spacious suites are well-appointed with contemporary furniture, and the latest in technology, and ample storage space. Most suites feature two marble bathrooms, two 42 inch flat-screen televisions, complimentary WiFi, iPod cradle, interconnecting suites, balconies, and other amenities that will enhance your stay at the Grand Beach Hotel. The categories of suites include the Pool View Suites, Bay Front Suites, Bay View Suites, Ocean Front, and Ocean View Suites. There are even Family Suites to accommodate families by connect the various bedding configurations and adjoining suites to provide the ideal arrangements. Located on the top floor of the Grand Beach Hotel with a sweeping view of the Atlantic is the Ambassador Suite which offers two sleeping wings, the full bathrooms, three balconies, and refrigerator. The Ambassador Suite has over 1300 square feet of space.

The Grand Beach Hotel provides other luxury amenities for its guest that include two beach front pools with hot tubs and a Tranquility pool with two hot tubs that can be found on the 7th floor with view of the Atlantic. The hotel also has a 24-hour fitness center with treadmills, bicycles, stair climbers, free weights, and ample space for stretching and exercising. With approximately 20,000 square feet of meeting space, the Grand Beach Hotel can accommodate your meeting and gathering needs. The meeting space incorporates space on the beachfront pool deck, 7th Floor Terrace, the break-out suites, and the Grand Beach meeting room. The Chez Gaston Restaurant is available for a casual dining experience whether it’s for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The Latin-American fusion menu will give you a taste of the Miami Beach tropical experience. The Lobby Lounge, the Beach Side Pool & Cocktail Bar, and the Sunset Bar & Pool Lounge are the three lounges located at the Grand Beach Hotel to keep the cocktail and drink needs of the guests fulfilled.

Situated near the northern end of South Beach, the Grand Beach Hotel is close to all the happenings in Miami Beach. Whether it’s the multitude of restaurants, bars, and lounges in the Art Deco District of South Beach or the fabulous shopping and galleries found along Collins Avenue and Lincoln Road, you’ll only be minutes away from the best that Miami Beach has to offer. To the north the fashionable shops and galleries of Bal Harbour offer stores found in only the great cities of the world. Museums and cultural spots such as the Bass Museum of Art and the Jackie Gleason Center for the Performing Arts are located in the South Beach area and in the vicinity of the hotel. Nightlife can be found along Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue, where many legendary nightspots are located. Just beyond the causeway crossing Biscayne Bay are many other attractions in downtown Miami and surrounding areas. Then there is the fabulous beachfront which is just steps away from your guestroom at the Grand Beach Hotel. The Grand Beach Hotel should be your future destination when visiting South Beach. You’ll appreciate the wonderful accommodations at reasonable prices.

Grand Beach Hotel
4835 Collins Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33140

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When you walk into Mangos Tropical Cafe, you will be amazed by the disorderly collages that surround this place. As seen through the artists themselves, now you too can see the beauty of there work. Primal jungles and meditative sky’s along with abundant framed paintings make the place come alive. The wrath like paintings come alive from the Cuban artists.

Now that you’ve gotten past the entrance, it’s time to check out the menu. Before drinking the night away, you should grab a bite to eat at the cafe with food prepared by the talented chefs. Choose from a wide variety of food from appetizers and salads to seafood and pasta. There is something for everyone.

Mango’s Tropical Cafe is a club within a club. Party at the Vodou Room inside Mango’s. Featuring hip-hop, R&B, Raggae, House and Soca. This room is a sexy room full of live entertainment with state of the art sound and lights. Every Friday and Saturday night you can enjoy hip-hop music with the D.J.

If you want your night to be full of salsa, then The Mojito Room is where you want to be. This room concentrates on a “Night in Havana”. Charm and music from abroad will give you and your guests a night to remember. Inside this room you will find they concentrate on Salsa and Merengue which includes live entertainment like “Timbalero”. The full bar in this room is a masterpiece of copper sculpture of the Everglades.

Another beautiful VIP room here is The Jungle Room. The newest “Club in a Club”, the Mermaid Bar is located south of the waterfall in the Jungle Room. A mysterious hideaway with entertainment to current sporting events. Velvet booths that are luxuriant and lavish. With all this state of the art sound and light, this Jungle Room will transform into a unique jungle of emotion and excitement.

Drink specials are available every night of the week along with one of the longest “Cabaret” shows in the country. Featuring gorgeous men and women from all over the world. Weather your party is for two or 800, Mango’s Tropical Cafe can accommodate your party. Meet the stars, watch there shows live every week, enjoy fine artwork, upload and share your photos of your night at Mango’s and your photos can be seen by the world. Come, enjoy and leave happy knowing you had a great time.
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A powerfully impressive art collection in Miami, is the Rubell Family Art Collection. It impacts visitors in many ways with it’s works of contemporary art.

Owner Don Rubell has been known to talk about how he believes all artists are contemporary in their own time, for none are born already masters of their craft. Using Rembrandt as an example, Rubell notes that many old masters had early works that were better received and eventually more lasting than some of their later works. While the old masters are often popular and enduring favorites, those observations by Rubell can certainly pique some interesting thought about what is perceived as contemporary art.

Located in Miami’s Design District in a fortress-looking warehouse once owned by the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Rubell Family Art Collection boasts more than 1,000 modern works of art at any given time. From cutting-edge artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Cindy Sherman to some classic pieces by Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons, this collection is unique and varied. Owners Don and Mera Rubell have said that every show at the Rubell Family Art Collection is part of their personally owned art collection that the family has been amassing for over 46 years. These days, daughter Jennifer and son Jason do most of the running of the family’s collection.

The gallery of exhibits at The Rubell Family Art Collection changes the featured art twice a year, adding many new works of art as well as exhibiting many contemporary favorites. In addition to the impressive displays of art, the gallery offers a seasonal program of lectures and performances by well-known artists in the field of modern art. This gallery is a visitor’s attraction as well as an artist’s resource.

The Rubell Family Art Collection exhibit has special summer time hours for their one hour guided tours on Tuesday and Friday afternoons at 3pm.

Rubell Family Art Collection
95 Northwest 29th Street
Miami, FL‎
(305) 573-6090‎
photo credit: William Bennington

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Looking for fine Italian cuisine in South Beach, Florida? A hotspot not to be missed is Ago Restaurant at the Shore Club in South Beach, featuring and named after chef Agostino Sciandri’s masterpieces in a trattoria-style setting. Co-owned by Robert de Niro, who Mr. Sciandri’s quoted saying “just about likes anything that’s not complex,” (Food & Wine) this fine establishment is bound to have something to please everyone.

From appetizer Tartar di Tonno (tuna tartar with olive oil and lemon), to Spaghetti alle Vongolle (spaghetti with clams, one of De Niro’s favorites), to mains such as Agnello di Latte (baby lamb rack with natural jus) and fresh berries to top it off, there’s no end to great meals that can be had.

The Ago Restaurant has both an indoor and outdoor setting. The indoor seating can accommodate up to 70 with the outdoor terrace at the Ago Restaurant has seating for 170, and boasts an excellent view of both the pools at the Shore Club and the cool blue Atlantic Ocean. While casual during the day, the night brings a romantic and yet trendy vibe to the evening to come. The celebrity clientele list is long as well – who knows who you might be dining next to?

Ago Restaurant Seating

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The Standard Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida is the one of the finest hotels in the area. Located on Belle Isle on Biscayne Bay, the Standard Hotel and Spa is in a prime location to stay when vacationing or staying in Miami Beach. This luxurious hotel is surrounded by a beautiful beach and ocean front with deep blue waters and calming breezes. The entire hotel and grounds resemble a tropical paradise with lush greenery and lovely fountains all around. Guests that stay at the Standard are pampered and spoiled in a rich atmosphere beyond belief with on site services that can be accessed throughout the hotel or right in your private room. Not only do they have luxury but they also have all of the accommodations that you would expect to find in any fine hotel. Please note that guests must be at least 14 years old.

Standard Hotel Guest Room

The Miami Beach Standard Hotel and Spa houses 105 rooms on two floors to choose from starting with smaller rooms to larger suites. The basic size they offer is called the missionary room. These rooms are located on the ground floor and have queen size beds and a view of the garden. They have two different sizes of dry rooms that are located on the second floor having large beds and overlooking the pool and the gardens. The lush rooms are located on the first floor and are surrounded by the lush greenery of the gardens and have private outdoor terraces. Also located on the first floor are the wet rooms. These rooms are similar to the dry rooms but they have private outdoor living rooms that contain a soaking tub and comfortable furniture. They also offer suites that have separate living areas and huge windows overlooking the ocean with a private terrace. The rooms at the Standard are furnished with lavish decor and tall blonde wood beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and down comforters. They have day beds on the terraces for guests to relax and enjoy the outside in privacy and each room has a mini bar for refreshments. Each room also has a flat screen TV with a DVD player/CD player, free wireless internet connection, and room service is available 24 hours a day.

The hotel offers a wide variety of amenities for their guests to take full advantage of. The Standard Spa has seven different spas rooms to choose from like a Turkish Hamam, aroma steam room, sound pool, and mud lounge where guests can enjoy the healing therapy of community bathing. Aroma steam is a great way to relax the entire body and soul by surrounding you in calming scents. Aroma therapy and mud baths along with the social atmosphere of community bathing have long been thought to have vast healing properties. Guests who want a more private spa experience can have treatments in the privacy of their own room. In room spa treatments include therapeutic massage, Chinese herbal baths, and acupuncture. The spa at the Standard Hotel also has yoga and meditation classes along with retreats and lectures that offer spiritual enlightenment. There is a large outdoor pool lined with palm trees and beautiful gardens with roman style fountains. This hotel has a no guests under 14 policy so topless sunbathing is allowed (it’s optional not required) The Lido restaurant and bar overlooks the Biscayne Bay and is located adjacent to the hotel. The restaurant serves continental and Mediterranean style dishes while the bar serves appetizers and cold drinks. There is always someone at the front desk 24 hours a day to serve guests with any needs they may have. The front desk also has a DVD library for guests to use for free.

The Standard Hotel has valet parking for all of their guests and a shuttle service for those guests who wish to travel off the island and venture into the city. Down town Miami is just across the bay from the hotel and is booming with attractions, historic sites, and with many different styles of restaurants for all tastes. There are several restaurants near the hotel like the Burger and Beer Joint that makes a delicious burger and fries, Spris which is an Italian pizza parlor, and the Wish restaurant that is perfect for a nice romantic dinner for two. There is also an entertaining night life just blocks from the hotel with social bars like the Purdy Lounge and fabulous night clubs. There are various companies that offer tours not only of the city, but also boat tours of the water with scuba diving and snorkeling classes.

The Standard Hotel
40 Island Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Photo credit: The Standard Hotel

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Over the years, swimsuit styles have evolved tremendously. In Victorian times, women wore heavy wool swim dresses that almost covered their bodies completely. In modern times, many swimsuit styles leave very little to the imagination. If you are shopping for a new swimsuit this season, you will be pleased by the different styles, shapes and fabrics used in swimsuits today. Here is a brief guideline to the most common swimsuit styles. We hope this information will make your swimsuit shopping a little easier.

One-piece Swimsuits

If you prefer a little more coverage, a one-piece suit is a terrific option. One-piece swimsuits come in various styles, all derived from the shape of a leotard.

One-piece Swimsuits

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After a $1 million dollar renovation, impressive designers transformed Clevelander Hotel into a unique South Beach Miami gem. This designer spared no amenity when designing this hotel. Restaurants, nightclubs, entertainment, and accommodations are all under one incredible roof. The Clevelander Hotel is centered in the middle of the illustrious Ocean Drive. Though a 70 year old landmark, The Clevelander Hotel exudes nothing but upscale contemporary styling fit for superstars and celebrities. Any guest of South Beach will be embraced by the ethos of the beach, while residing in the center of the action at this art deco masterpiece.

The Clevelander Hotel Review – Room Amenities

Clevelander Hotel Room bed

The boutique hotel consists of 60 rooms and infamous “ROCKSTAR” suites. Each suite is designed to provide the guests with celebrity treatment from the moment they walk through the door. The suites are equipped with views, 42 inch plasma HDTV flat screen televisions, DVD players, complimentary wireless internet access, pay-per-view channels, late night room service and a host of other amenities. Each bathroom contains a glass enclosed shower with a rain shower head. The rooms only differ by size and by the view from the hotel.

The Ocean Front rooms are some of the most coveted rooms. These rooms possess 300 count Egyptian cotton sheets, modern décor, blackout curtains, balconies and a choice of King or Double beds. Guests may request adjoining rooms as well. The views from these rooms are stunning. Not only does the guest wake to the beautiful ocean view, but in the evening, guests can witness the action taking place on Ocean Drive. This view truly gives guests a snapshot of some of the popular venues of South Beach.

Backstage rooms are for guests who like to remain incognito, yet close to the action. Many of these rooms have direct access to the sun deck, nightclub, and sports bar. If you are the type of guest who wants immediate access, then the Backstage Room is what you desire.

Pool View rooms allow guests to witness the pool party directly from their rooms. These rooms also have a partial view of the Atlantic Ocean. Double beds are typically available in these rooms.

Classic rooms allow guests to relax while being steps away from the rooftop terrace. Guests may select from one or two double beds depending upon the size of their party.

The Clevelander Hotel Review - Hotel Amenities

Guests will not be bored while in the midst of the action at The Clevelander. The Clevelander offers guests a C-Level rooftop terrace with 360 degree views of South Beach, the Atlantic Ocean, Ocean Drive, and Lummus Park. The rooftop is equipped with waterfalls, chaise lounges, cabanas and other amenities to keep the guests entertained.

Below, The Clevelander Hotel features an in-ground pool and a pool side bar. This nine-foot pool is one of the only ones that remain after the revitalization of Ocean Drive. Guests visit to marvel at the historic presence of this beautiful relic. Perhaps you are the type of person, who desires to gaze at the action from afar. The Clevelander’s SPF4 Sun Deck allows guests to partake in the festivities while still enjoying the remarkable views of South Beach.

1020 Music Box also overlooks the pool festivities. This upscale nightclub features two bars, a terrazzo dance floor, and floor-to-ceiling windows so partiers will not miss a single event on Ocean Drive. Most of the music consists of R & B, hip hop, and other soulful genres. Live musicians also perform weekly.

The Clevelander’s Sports Bar entertains its sports enthusiasts with 30 flat panel plasma HD televisions. A 30 foot bar keeps the guests well nourished and hydrated. Sports entertain guests all day long.

A guest may never have to leave the vicinity of the hotel considering each of the amenities it offers.

The Clevelander Hotel Review - Nearby Entertainment

South Beach is steps away from The Clevelander Hotel. Guests may engage in numerous beach activities, while residing at a hotel with a premium location directly across from the beach. South Beach is consistently named one of the best beaches in the world by magazines, such as Travel and Leisure. Guests will never be disappointed by the numerous activities available both for the day and night. During the day, enjoy sunrises, volleyball, Frisbee, jet skis, and parasailing. At night, enjoy the night clubs and sunsets.

Several nearby nightclubs and restaurants are listed below:

• Mansion
• B.E.D.
• Cameo
• Les Deux Fontaines Lobster Café and Bar
• Blue
• Afterglo
• Yummy Chinese and Sushi Bar
• Tantra Restaurant and Lounge
• Touch Restaurant and Lounge

The Clevelander Hotel
1020 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Passion Nightclub is located inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino it has a modern style and a fun urban flare. Passions is a multi level nightclub boasting 5 different rooms divided between their two floors and 15,000 square feet. There are 2 VIP areas and 4 bottle service sections. There are usually at least 3 DJs spinning at all times on the amazing “FUNKTION ONE” sound systems. Passion is open Thursday night thru Saturday night 10 PM to 5 AM. Most major credit cards are accepted at this hot spot and there is usually a cover charge like most clubs in the area. Passions nightclub is for ages 21 and up.

This club is a great party spot. The DJs spin Hip hip, Latin techno, rap, house and reggae. The sound system blasts and they also have live performances. Dance styles at this club include Latin, Rave and Urban. The atmosphere is Edgy and high energy and the people are all there to party and have a good time.

This hip party place has several different events including ladies nights, and Ritmo Latino nights which include offerings of salsa, merengue, bachata, reggaeton and much more. Bachelorette parties at Passions receive free admission for the Bachelorette and guests and one free bottle of champagne.

The drinks are priced right for the area with the average drink costing $6. There are shot girls who pass around quickly and usually have $5 shots. If you come with a large group bottle service is a great way to get friendly, fast and comprehensive service. Passions offers a happy hour, they have specials at the door for ladies and they have a full bar that offers nightly drink specials. Passions nightclub has private party and banquet facilities. Catering is also available for special events.

Passions nightclub is one of the hottest spots to party in South Florida. Exciting, high energy atmosphere, hot music and a great crowd will make any trip out to Passions an amazing night. Sing up for their guest list on the Passion nightclub website and get the party started!

Passion Nightclub
5701 Seminole Way
Davie, FL 33314-6405
(954) 321-3443

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There’s no place like Miami Beach. The sun shines almost everyday of the year and with the ocean breezes blowing gently, it can make you feel like your on an exotic tropical island. South Beach in Miami is one of the hottest, trendiest places to visit. And for people who enjoy sunbathing in the nude, just north of South Beach lies a stretch of beautiful beach called Haulover Beach. Here you can choose to take it all off and avoid those tan lines completely. This beach has two sections, one for regular bathers and one for nude bathers. And it is perfectly legal in the specified area of Haulover Beach. If wanting to stay close to Haulover Beach during your visit the Newport Beach Hotel is within walking distance, about 1/2 mile from the nude beach. This hotel is family owned and operated with no topless bathing allowed.

For those who prefer topless sunbathing bathing there are a number of Hotels that allow this poolside. Though topless sun bathing is not considered legal, in South Beach it is considered a common social activity along these beaches. There are many beautiful hotels in South Beach that are on the ocean or directly across from it that allow topless sunbathing. Hotel Victor is one of these. With a coed steam room and a Turkish hammam which is clothing-optional, anyone can enjoy the luxury of these spa features.

The Standard Miami is another good hotel that allows topless sunbathing and other adult activities like mud painting. This hotel is home of the famous Lido Spa known for their Turkish hamman, fun treatments and coed sauna. And of course no children under 14 are allowed.

The Gansevoort South allows topless sunbathing at their rooftop pool. This pool has more poolside prancing than swimming. One of the more expensive Hotels that allow topless sunbathing is the Delano Hotel. Shedding bikini tops is allowed during daylight hours only at this trendy hotel where the party goes on late into the night, every night.

Whether your looking for a fun vacation where taking your top off is considered socially acceptable or a beach where nude sunbathing is legally allowed, you’ll find it in Miami’s South Beaches and nearby Haulover Beach.

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American Airlines Arena, completed in 1999, is the home of Miami’s NBA Franchise, the Miami Heat, as well as the city’s top venue for music concerts, comedy shows, and other entertainment events. It is sometimes also referred to as “the triple-A” or “A-cubed.” The arena is located at 601 Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami, right next to scenic Biscayne Bay and not far from Interstate 95. As such, it is conveniently accessible to visitors from many different Miami hotels. Other nearby landmarks include Bicentennial Park, Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace, and the Freedom Tower. It is also only about eight miles away from Miami International Airport.

The arena is capable of holding a maximum of over 19,000 people. There are fourteen general concession areas and twenty-eight portable concession carts located within the arena. Among the dining opportunities are Papa John’s Pizza, Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs, and Mexi-go. Patrons may also relax in the arena’s bars, which offer an attractive view of Biscayne Bay. Special merchandise may be purchased in four different concessions areas, as well. BankUnited ATMs are available in several locations inside and directly outside of the arena.

Another major feature of the Arena is Florida’s largest theater, the Waterfront Theater, a 1,000-5,800 seat venue located in the arena, which is furnished with chandeliers, carpeted aisles, and a proscenium stage. The theater has been used for private theatrical performance, dinner theater, and other proceedings which might take advantage of such a space.

In addition to its best-known function as the home of the Miami Heat, the American Airlines Arena has hosted a number of major events in its history, and it often attracts some of the world’s most popular talents. The 2004 and 2005 MTV Video Music Awards were held here, as were many World Wrestling Entertainment Events, a four-day long Phish concert, and American Idol auditions.

The American Airlines Arena has been awarded LEED certification, which is given only to buildings that meet the highest standards in energy efficiency and other environmentally friendly categories. The arena’s website, located at www.aaarena.com, includes more information on the arena, photos, a calendar of upcoming events, booking information, and directions.

See a complete listing of  upcoming events at the American Airlines Arena.
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If there is one thing that the Mynt Lounge can do is discriminate. Normally that would be a harsh word in the current day and age but in this instance it is a good thing. The discrimination of the Mynt Lounge, on the 2100 block on Collins in Miami Beach Florida, is actually a good thing. This establishment demands that only trendily dressed, chic, individuals with an elegant demeanor and a winning smile be admitted through the door.

The Mynt is ultra-exclusive and has been around for over seven years and has been Miami Beach’s playground for the rich and famous for most of that time. If anyone that is not currently in music, the movies, an athlete, or some other easily recognizable pop-culture status profession they will have trouble getting in but it can be done if they have a unique look or can stand out in a crowd. The ones that do manage to gain entrance will find themselves rubbing elbows with the popular elite and will have as many celebrity sightings as any episode of  TMZ.

Mynt Lounge Dancers

The club itself caters exclusively to its A-list clientele and they have a zero tolerance policy in regards to paparazzi. Another interesting note about the Mynt Ultra lounge is that it is never the same two years in a row. Every summer the entire lounge is refitted from the bottom up with new furniture, new carpeting, new lighting, etc.

The Mynt has long been the nightlife spot to get into in Miami Beach and as such only the cream of the crop and the top local talent is typically found there. Some people spend years simply trying to work their ‘street cred’ to the point that they can finally win that uphill battle and enter that celebrated paradise. There are other people that simply show up night after night looking their best and end up getting in due to being either being a familiar face or simply looking particularly spectacular that night. The key to either approach is to keep trying because this club is definitely worth the occasional heartache. Anyone who can dress for success and knows how to party that wants to make a name for themselves by putting their name ‘out there’ will find this the spot to further their career simply by showing up and having a good time with the other club goers.

Though the layout changes some from year to year the quality of people stays the same. Night after night the Mynt opens up to the let the rich and famous, even the up and comers, enter into its wild embrace while keeping out all those individuals that would ruin the fun and good times to be had. For those that get in it is a place of wonders filled with people that are simply too well known to have a chance to party anywhere else in Miami Beach without a horde of photographers following them around like rabid dogs.

Images courtesy of  Mynt Lounge

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The La Marea Restaurant in The Tides South Beach hotel provides elegant, upscale dining with a seaside retreat feel. As you take in the exquisite ocean views you have the opportunity to taste contemporary Mediterranean cuisine with touches of Northern Italian cuisine. The menu focuses on local seafood and produce and creates a balance of aroma, texture and flavor.

La Marea has a variety of options to tantalize your taste buds any hour of the day. The Lazy Breakfast Menu offers delicious options such as oyster shooters, crab cake benedict with a corn bread biscuit and cilantro hollandaise, and a NY strip steak and egg sandwich. As the day goes on, delight yourself with the Acapulco prawn cocktail, tempura shrimp fritters or pan roasted diver scallops off the appetizer menu. Add in an order of tuna or beef tartare for your slightly more adventurous side. If a salad is what appeals to you as you gaze out over the ocean, try the organic baby arugala or Trinidad tuna nicoise salad. Keep your meal simple yet delicious with a falafel wrap or Tides burger, or kick things up with pasta entrées such as the miso glazed black grouper or the bucatini all’amatriciana. Dessert will entice you with the key lime crème brulee or chocolate lava cake purse. For a different view of the spectacular setting, dine poolside off the Small Bites Menu, which includes the crispy fish tacos and Kobe skirt steak quesadilla. The exquisite dishes pair beautifully with unique cocktails like the Tides Royale or Miami Vice, or a freshly muddled Passion Royal Caipiroska. If more traditional is your style, choose a glass of wine or Champagne off our stellar wine list.

La Marea provides amazing food alongside breathtaking scenery. Whether you are there for romance, the oceanfront views or South Beach people watching, the tantalizing tastes of the La Marea menus will win you over. You can expect sophisticated dining from morning through evening with delicious libations to enhance your experience and compliment every dish.

photo credit: La Marea

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Looking for a touch of class in your visit to South Beach? The Restaurant at the Setai combines modern architectural flair with traditional Eastern texture, which draws the eye and soothes the spirit. Before you spent the night drinking at the clubs, you can enjoy a nice dinner with your friends or loved ones, surrounded by elegant, unique decoration and sumptuous foods. The aromas of food from all over East and South Asia waft through the atmosphere, prepared authentically by a team of chefs from countries such as India, China, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Foods to be partaken of include various curries, Tandoori items, Dim Sum, steamed fish and Chinese Barbeque, among other delicious items. The expert staff at the Setai can help you choose the perfect global wine to go with your meal.

Meals are served family-style in traditionally decorated cookware, so you and your party can all try each other’s food and compare flavors. All are delicious! The Restaurant at the Setai also serves a killer Sunday brunch to help start the day off right. Nothing beats the morning after a night of partying like perfectly-prepared food from all over the world. You can stay with American traditions like eggs, potatoes and bacon, or you can go around the world and order oysters, crab legs and shrimp for breakfast. Paired with a Bloody Mary or a mimosa, surrounded by soothing, interesting architecture, you won’t be able to think of anything better.If that’s not enough, brunch also includes a live Jazz band playing mellow tunes to ring in your new day and make you look forward to another fun afternoon on the pristine shores of South Beach.

With its exquisite selection of food and drink, is the perfect place to start your day, end your night, or just begin the night out with your fellow elegant, beautiful travelers in Miami. Restaurant at the SetaiLooking for a touch of class in your visit to South Beach? Perhaps you spent the night before out drinking at the clubs, and this night you want to have a nice dinner with your friends or loved ones, surrounded by elegant, unique decoration and sumptuous foods.The Restaurant at the Setai combines modern architectural flair with traditional Eastern texture, which draws the eye and soothes the spirit. The aromas of food from all over East and South Asia waft through the restaurant, prepared authentically by a team of chefs from countries such as India, China, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Foods to be partaken of include various curries, Tandoori items, Dim Sum, steamed fish and Chinese Barbeque, among other delicious items. The expert staff at the Setai can help you choose the perfect global wine to go with your meal.

Meals are served family-style in traditionally decorated cookware, so you and your party can all try each other’s food and compare flavors. All are delicious! They also serve a killer Sunday brunch to help start the day off right. Nothing beats the morning after a night of partying like perfectly-prepared food from all over the world. You can stay with American traditions like eggs, potatoes and bacon, or you can go around the world and order oysters, crab legs and shrimp for breakfast. Paired with a Bloody Mary or a mimosa, surrounded by soothing, interesting architecture, you won’t be able to think of anything better.

If that’s not enough, brunch also includes a live Jazz band playing mellow tunes to ring in your new day and make you look forward to another fun afternoon on the pristine shores of South Beach.The Restaurant at the Setai, with its exquisite selection of food and drink, is the perfect place to start your day, end your night, or just begin the night out with your fellow elegant, beautiful travelers in Miami.

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Miami is known as a happening hot spot for the trendy, chic and celebrity set but the city has a lot more to offer if you just know where to look. Miami was once a lush tropical paradise, inhabited mainly by beautiful flora and incredible fauna. If you’d like a glimpse at what the region that is now known as Miami used to look like all one has to do is visit Biscayne National Park.

Biscayne National Park is a fabulous combination of the sparkling blue waters, lush green islands, and coral reefs that are dotted with brightly colored tropical fish. But this region wasn’t untouched by human hands, in fact humans have a history stretching back more than 10,000 years in the Miami area. Biscayne National Park features evidence of this human interaction from pirates and their shipwrecks to the more recent pineapple farmers.

This magnificent area has only been a national park for a little more than 40 years. Plans were established to destroy this natural wonder, and the northern tip of the keys, but opposition was creating its own plans and wanted to preserve the area for the future. Luckily the preservationists won out and the area is available for all to share and enjoy and there’s a bit of history at every turn. One of the most exciting historical features is the trail of shipwrecks and very soon Biscayne National Park will be offering visitors the ability to explore some of the six wrecks off its shores.  But even today snorkelers can ride out to wrecks and explore.

Biscayne National Park offers a variety of activities for visitors to the park, not one of those parks where you have to stick to the trail and can only look, visitors are encouraged to enjoy the park with snorkeling, diving, boating, fishing, camping, picnicking, and exploring.

In addition to the activities that are regularly available to visitors, Biscayne National Park hosts a number of special events throughout the year that you can participate in and learn more about the region.

Family Fun Fest – Family Fun Fest at Biscayne National Park is a free program open to the public and it’s held on the second Sunday of every month from December through April. Every Family Fun Fest event is different and focuses on a different aspect of the park. The five hands-on activity stations are the favorite aspect for many guests and a passport is clicked as each station is completed, the full passport can then be traded in for a commemorative pin. Check the Family Fun Fest website to see what events are happening during your visit. In addition to the exploration stations you can take a glass bottom boat trip, an island excursion, try your hand at snorkeling, explore a canoe trip, listen to ranger talks and see a number of exhibits.

Guided Canoe Tours – One of the best ways to explore and really see what natural Florida is all about is by canoeing or kayaking through the shallow bay waters. Take that experience a little further by going on a Guided Canoe Tour. The guided tours are typically offered from January through April but there are a few tours open during the rest of the year, but sporadically. If you are interested in trying your hand at kayaking or canoeing but don’t necessarily want the guided tour you can explore the waterways on your own. Experienced boaters can take the seven mile trek and set up camp at Elliott Key or Boca Chita Key, then spend your time paddling through the lagoons, creeks, and channels. If you’re interested in seeing an exciting array of wildlife then Shallow Jones Lagoon is the place to go with its sharks, rays, upside down jellyfish, schools of tropical fish and the wading birds. Hurricane Creek is good for snorkeling and discovering the secrets held beneath the mangrove roots.

BioBlitz 2010 – BioBlitz 2010 will occur on April 30 and May 1, 2010 and is one of the biggest events planned for Biscayne National Park. National Geographic and the National Park Services have joined forces and will take up this 24 hour inventory of the park’s species. You can join this event to try to find and identify as many species as possible. This is a rare experience for people interested in ecology, national parks, and learning and helping conservation efforts. Following the BioBlitz will be a Celebrate Biodiversity Festival with demonstrations, discussions, hands on activities, exhibits and a finale of Xavier Cortada’s Endangered World art installation.

For visitors not going during one of the events there is still so much to see and do at Biscayne National Park. There are four distinct ecosystems that all sort of merge together or at least coexist harmoniously; the mangrove forest, the southern expanse of Biscayne Bay, the northernmost Florida Keys, and the very beginning of the third largest coral reef in the world. Each ecosystem has a smaller community within it that is constantly changing and the flow of wildlife is always in a state of flux, meaning each visit will offer you something new and exciting.

Before loading up your family and heading to Biscayne National Park there are a few things you should know about the park before you go. Most of the park is actually covered by water, so there will be transportation issues. If you have your own boat it is a lot easier to get around but you’ll need to know what areas are safe, what are protected and other rules of the water as they pertain to the park. If you own a canoe or kayak you’ve got a bit more flexibility to explore the park as you wish, and if you don’t own one of these crafts you can always rent them. Visiting the official Biscayne National Park website is the best way to learn about the park, what activities are best when you’ll be visiting and uncovering a bit of history and important facts before your trip. The more prepared you are the better your overall experience at Biscayne National Park will be.

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The Lowe Art Museum in the University of Miami had very humble beginning with just three classrooms in 1950 but a generous donation from Joe and Emily Lowe enables a free standing museum to be opened by 1952 and the first art museum in Southern Florida was constructed.

Through the years the Lowe Art Museum has collected 17,500 objects and is considered one of the most important museums of its kind in the southeast. Some of the focal points of the museum includes it renaissance and baroque pieces, American art, ancient and Native American pieces and a number of Asian art works. The collection grew mainly due to winter residents who have provided both financial and artistic contributions.

Like many museums the Lowe Art Museum features a number of permanent collections as well as several temporary ones. The temporary exhibits are always fascinating and offer a view into other art forms that are not always available but it’s the permanent collections that really make the Lowe Art Museum stand out as a leader in artistic expression.

Greco-Roman Antiquities

The Greco-Roman Antiquities collection features some unique and remarkable pottery and sculptures. Knowledge of the region and historical events that were occurring during the creation of these pieces of artwork provide deeper insight into the art itself and a possible glimpse into the artists.

Renaissance and Baroque Art

The 41 Renaissance and Baroque paintings and sculptures create the backbone of the museum’s Western collection and are housed in a 2,100 square foot gallery made possible by a contribution from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. These magnificent paintings and sculptures were created by some of well noted artists and most of the work centers around religious themes.

17^th-19^th Century European Art

More well known artists’ works grace the walls in the 17^th-19^th Century European Art collection and again the theme of religion plays a great role as do portraits of royalty but we begin to see more slice of life paintings that focus on the average person.

19^th Century American Art

Some well respected, but many underrated artists from America are displayed at the Lowe. A large portion of the works of art center around realistic portrayals of nature and important early American events and people.

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Window Glass

Modern & Contemporary

The Modern & Contemporary exhibits are a mostly a greater shift from realism into an abstract view of life and art but one stand out artist is Duane Hanson who’s sculpting technique results in hyper realistic images that are so remarkable visitors almost cannot believe they’re not looking at a live human being.

Art of Latin America

The heavy Latin influences in south Florida and Miami are obvious almost everywhere so it’s no surprise that the Latin American exhibit is so vibrant and alive with a variety of styles and types of artwork.

Photography

Not a standard photo gallery, the photography collection is rather unexpected, combining traditional pictures and prints with new techniques that give a unique aspect to pictures that aren’t just images captured on film.

Art of Native America

The artwork in the Native America collection features pieces that were simply creations of art but there are more items that were designed to be as practical as they are beautiful. It’s this dedication to beauty in every aspect of life.

Art of the Ancient Americas

There is something about the raw natural beauty of Florida that makes the Art of the Ancient Americas all that much more relevant. The art comes from both north and South America and much of it is both form and function that make it so remarkable and notable.

Art of Asia

The Asian art collection comes from a variety of dynasties and disciplines and is a wonderful sweeping view at how the artwork changed and the vast influences throughout time affected by the style and the way art was expressed.

Art of Africa

The African art collection is similar to the Asian on in that they both cover a large time period and a number of different disciplines. It’s a wonderful way to immerse yourself in a culture and glean little glimpses of the life these artists lived.

Art of the Pacific Islands

This is a particularly interesting collection of art works because aspects of pacific island life are so foreign to the average American visitor. The art is very spiritual and often deeply tied to ceremonies and rituals. One of the rituals that played heavily into some lifestyles in the Pacific Islands is headhunting, which is the basis for some very interesting and captivating artwork.

One thing that’s important to remember about the Lowe Art Museum is that it’s connected to the University of Miami and that education is at the core of the Lowe Art Museum. Educational opportunities are not only for students of the school but visitors are invited to participate as well. Staff and volunteers are located throughout the museum to provide information on particular art movements, specific pieces of art or the artists.

In an effort to reach more people and bring the Lowe’s important collections to the public there are several temporary and traveling exhibits throughout the year. These collections show up at different locations, typically education based facilities. Groups can also contact the museum to schedule a tour which can be tailored a bit to best appeal to your group’s age or interests.

If you’re a local and interested in being a part of the Lowe Art Museum – University of Miami there are several ways you can become a member. The Beaux Arts group is actively involved in promoting the museum and making it accessible to the public. Friends of Art is a civic support group for the Lowe Art Museum that looks to increase community involvement and acquire works of art. The Docent Guild provides the trained docents who help with a variety of educational programs as well as provide tours. And the Tribal Arts Society explores the lesser known cultures of Africa, the Americas, Asia and the South Pacific to bring works of art to the museum and learn more about the people that created the art.

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An internationally known name in swank night clubs, Hed Kandi, is waiting to tempt your palatte with epicurean delights and your musical funny bone will be sent reeling with the best music the world has to offer. Miami, Florida, was priviledged to have among its many first, the first in its class Gastro Lounge & Musik Lab to open in the United States. Your first experience when entering the club will be a sensory visual and audio envelopment of the finest in DJ spinning music and gourmet chefs to entice the decadent part of your soul out of its shell and into the spirit of the club, known worldwide. Actually, the name Hed Kandi is a term designating the particular kind of music played in nightclubs. It is also a record label started in 1999 and a radio show along with its international night clubs. The genre of music known as Hed Kandi is style coupled with disco music presented with a spectacular stylish form. Hed Kandi artists are primarily vocal and global. The recording label has more than 60 albums, 3 Top Ten singles in the United Kingdom and many Top 40 popular recordings.

Hed Kandi nightclubs are known as the exclusive venue of Hed Kandi’s radio recording studios. There are six broadcasts sent out through the radio waves in the United Kingdom on the MoS radio and Galaxy network. The food here is competely different from food found in other Miami restaurants. The tools used in preparing the gourmet wonders are as unique as the recording label musical output. Imagine your food prepared by using liquid nitrogen and helium tanks! The combination of space age food with distinctive music makes your night out  something to remember whether it’s for one night or for all of your special occasions when you want to celebrate.

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The Red Light District Club is one of the hottest dance clubs in South Beach. The dance club features dancers that come from an international scene, which helps create the “sexy” atmosphere found at the club according to its own website. The Red Light District Club plays mostly hip hop and dance music.

For those planning on staying in South Beach for a night or two, you may want to consider purchasing a bottle of wine from the Red Light District Club. With the purchase of a bottle, you can get free limo service from the Red Light District Club. Many people cite this as one of the reasons that make the Red Light District Club their favorite club all throughout South Beach.

The website states that the dress code for the dance club is trendy casual. Typically, however, women get very dressed up for the Red Light District Club. It is one of the hottest places to be “seen” in South Beach. Women and men do everything they can to look their best when partying at the Red Light District Club.

There are always events and parties going on at the Red Light District Club. One of the most fun events of the year is the annual Lingerie Party. The catch is, women can only wear red lingerie to get into the club for free on this day. As you can see, the Red Light District Club is not for the faint hearted. The club prides itself on being a bit risque and encouraging club-goers to have a bit of playful fun. For those seeking an experience that is more wild than the typical South Beach bar or club, the Red Light District Club can add that adventure.

Some great celebrities and music artists can be seen at the Red Light District Club. A couple years ago, the famous rapper Ludacris gave an incredible performance at the Red Light District Club. Just like the majority of South Beach bars, celebrities are no stranger to the Red Light District Club.

Overall, the Red Light District Club can add some much needed spice to any of your South Beach outings!

Red Light District Nightclub
643 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach · 786-597-7586

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