and 26 suites. The adult-only Hotel Greystone on Miami Beach also opened its doors at the end of last year with a rooftop pool, beach club and impressive wellness offering. Also new on Miami Beach is a new spa from hotel brand The Standard, together with an expanded food offering at the property. On the dining front there are hordes of new options. They include a new outpost of Sexy Fish; funky Jattö, ÜhiVh LÀin}Ã Ìo}iÌhiÀ y>ÛoÕÀÃ vÀom *iÀÕ]


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Spain, in Wynwood; and the Regent Cocktail Club, a speakeasy-style venue on South Beach. Fashionistas will feel at home in Miami. Louis Vuitton o«ini` iÌà wÀÃÌ `i`iV>Ìi` min½Ã ÃÌoÀi in Ìhi 1- >Ì Ìhi end of last year. Located in the Design District, it is the second store of its kind after opening in the Shibuya district of Tokyo in 2020. Chanel also opened in the Miami Design District in December 2021.


WHEN TO GO


The beauty of Miami is its year-round allure, with sunshine almost a guarantee regardless of when you visit. Temperatures can be sky-high in the summer months, so clients wanting more bearable conditions should travel between November and May when the weather is warm and pleasant. I’d recommend avoiding the week of spring break, which falls in March or April, and sees thousands of students descend on the city to party around the clock.


WHERE TO STAY


From the trendy skyscraper hotels of Downtown to the art deco-inspired low-rises of South Beach and Miami Beach, Ìhi VhoiVi voÀ >vyÕinÌ ÌÀ>ÛilliÀà ià Û>ÃÌ° 7hiÌhiÀ ÞoÕÀ client is at home in a bustling urban setting or prefers to be close enough to the beach to hear the waves lapping, there’s something for every bank balance.


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