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Hotel at a Glance: W South Beach with $50 per Night of Groupon Bucks Credit

A luxurious oasis amidst the oceanside bustle, the 5-star W South Beach rejuvenates guests between their trips to the beach and local nightclubs. From each suite’s glass balcony to the property’s secluded tree grove and private poolside cabanas, the hotel accentuates the posh allure of Miami Beach while insulating against its stresses. Two chaise-lined outdoor pools and the 7,000 square foot Bliss Spa round out numerous opportunities to slip into state of divine relaxation.

• Luxe guest rooms feature spacious marble bathrooms, private glass balconies, and 9’ ceilings
• The golden sands of South Beach lie just outside the hotels front steps
• Classic American cuisine, featuring fresh seafood and local produce, is prepared by chef Andrew Carmellini at The Dutch
• Of the more than 200 hotels in Miami Beach, TripAdvisor ranks W South Beach in the top 5
• High-speed WiFi, bike rentals, and beach towels are included with the resort fee

Miami’s South Beach: World-Famous Nightlife and Art-Deco Icons

Just east of downtown Miami, on the barrier island that forms Miami Beach, you’ll find one of the world’s nightlife capitals: South Beach. The clubs along Ocean Drive are legendary for their boisterous, all-night blowouts—and for good reason. With all the rum-soaked mojitos, colorful neon, and celebrity sightings, it can feel like an endless party. Perhaps that’s why the area pops up so often in film and TV shows, including Burn Notice and ­The Birdcage.

The coast of South Beach is known as Lummus Park, which Frommer’s calls Miami’s “best beach for people-watching.” While the bleached sand and curving palms are gorgeous, they’re almost overshadowed by the chiseled beach-goers dotting the sand. From here, a wood-slat boardwalk runs all the way up to North Beach, attracting joggers and roller bladers. Head across the bay, to South Pointe Park or Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, for quieter, more secluded shores.

It’s easy enough to spend the entirety of a trip to South Beach face-down on a beach towel, but that would mean missing out on the city’s other offerings. The famous art-deco district, with its iconic, streamlined hotels in pastel shades, was the first 20th-century neighborhood to be recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. Every morning at 10:30, local experts from the Miami Design Preservation League lead a 90-minute walking tour that highlights the neighborhood’s signature architecture.

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