Moroccan Inspired Design
Shiori Mine — April 1, 2012 — World
References: dreamsouthbeach & facebook
This Art-Deco inspired boutique hotel is bringing sexy back to South Beach. Formerly known as The Tudor Hotel & Palmer House, this luxury getaway has undergone a series of renovations, with designer and architect, Michael Czysz leading the helm. The Moroccan themed decor and fashion-forward design keeps in line with the Dream hotel chain's branding to provide guests a dream-like accommodation. The hotel is also next door to the famous Versace Mansion on Ocean Drive.
The blue glow in the photos are no Photoshop trick. The elaborate chandeliers that hang in each designer suite cast a cool, sophisticated blue glow. The room has some unusual features as well such as the ceiling to floor glass door closing off the bathroom spaces. This is not a place for those faint at heart and prefer their privacy. However, for those looking for something unique and sexy, this is the place to be. The Arabian oasis theme continues into the hotel's luxury suites and penthouse accommodations known as the Sun House and Suite. The hotel has also recently opened their rooftop pool and bar last summer, which is becoming a popular nightlife stop.
The hotel is also home to the Tudor House restaurant, which is presided over by the renowned Chef Geoffrey Zakarian. The blend of chic, airy decor and modern American cuisine, makes this restaurant worth the visit. The food is beautifully presented and the service caters the cultured lifestyle of Miami. If there is one item on the menu you must indulge in it is the House Made Oreos served with Hazelnut Coffee Milk. Simple, but simply delicious.
The reviews are no surprise when considering this hotel takes service and experience as their focus. They will no doubt becoming rising players against the big names running along the shores of South Beach, Miami. If you are thinking of heading down south this summer, consider this fashionable contender.
The blue glow in the photos are no Photoshop trick. The elaborate chandeliers that hang in each designer suite cast a cool, sophisticated blue glow. The room has some unusual features as well such as the ceiling to floor glass door closing off the bathroom spaces. This is not a place for those faint at heart and prefer their privacy. However, for those looking for something unique and sexy, this is the place to be. The Arabian oasis theme continues into the hotel's luxury suites and penthouse accommodations known as the Sun House and Suite. The hotel has also recently opened their rooftop pool and bar last summer, which is becoming a popular nightlife stop.
The hotel is also home to the Tudor House restaurant, which is presided over by the renowned Chef Geoffrey Zakarian. The blend of chic, airy decor and modern American cuisine, makes this restaurant worth the visit. The food is beautifully presented and the service caters the cultured lifestyle of Miami. If there is one item on the menu you must indulge in it is the House Made Oreos served with Hazelnut Coffee Milk. Simple, but simply delicious.
The reviews are no surprise when considering this hotel takes service and experience as their focus. They will no doubt becoming rising players against the big names running along the shores of South Beach, Miami. If you are thinking of heading down south this summer, consider this fashionable contender.
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