The
Roney Palace Miami Beach - Presented by
Jackie Marks of Turnberry Realty
The Roney Palace - 2301 Collins Ave Miami Beach, FL
33139
Floors: 17 /
Units: 567
The Roney Palace Beach Resort is the newest
oceanfront destination located in the heart of internationally famed South
Beach. Within walking distance of the nonstop excitement of Ocean Drive and
Lincoln Road Mall. Luxury oceanfront and beachfront Miami Beach Condominiums
and Residences at the newly redeveloped Roney Palace.
The Roney Palace has been a Miami Beach
landmark hotel with exceptional amenities and superb beachfront location.
Recently a 50 million dollar plus renovation has converted approximately
half of the hotel into comfortable and luxurious condominiums with all the
location, services and amenities that have made The Roney Palace world
famous.
 
 
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The Roney Palace additional Amenities: |
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Concierge for
Car Rental, Travel Local Tours and Golf Tee Times |
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Valet Parking
for more than 1200 Cars on Property |
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600 feet of
Beachfront |
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Tropically
Landscaped Infinity Fantasy Pool, Surrounded by a Spectacular New Pool Deck
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Poolside Food &
Beverage Service |
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Casually Elegant
Dining & Special Catering Facilities |
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10,000 Square
Foot Larry North Fitness Center |
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Nearby Tennis,
Scuba Diving and Deep Sea Sport Fishing |
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20,000 square
feet of function space |
SHOPPING
South Beach has its own designer district on Collins Avenue and
Washington Avenue and on Ocean Drive. Find shops and boutiques with names
like Armani Exchange, Nicole Miller, Versace, and Betsey Johnson as well as
locally owned stores with limited edition merchandise.
Pedestrians only Lincoln Road Shopping District offers an eclectic mix of
intriguing boutiques and bookstores, art galleries and home design shops.
Here you can join the crowds browsing and buying until the stores close well
into the night. Regular antique shows draw crowds on the weekends. Española
Way, a block-long Spanish-style village street, is dotted with stores
selling New Age and retro era items.
DINING AND NIGHT LIFE
With dozens of restaurants within a few blocks, South Beach rates as a
culinary meeting-spot for gourmet to casual cuisine inspired by Italy,
France, China, Thailand, Cuba and Latin America. Stone crabs are a South
Beach specialty too. In a town that seems to never sleep, restaurants are
busy until the wee hours.
At night South Beach comes alive with crowds dressed in party-casual chic
heading for the action in one of the liveliest night scenes found in the
country. Talented musicians and singers perform live in local night spots;
dancers gyrate to throbbing house music in packed night clubs and rock and
jazz spills out of hotels, clubs and bars. Club hopping is the rule in the
neon-lit darkness. In South Beach the possibilities are endless.
The
building features 2 pools on separate decks, one also containing two
Jacuzzis. The
Roney Palace also offers 600 feet of beachfront with water sport rentals
available.
SIGHTSEEING
Start at South Pointe Park, the southernmost tip of Miami Beach, for a
close-up view of ships heading through the deep water channel known as
Government Cut to the Port of Miami. Across the channel rises the
Mediterranean-style buildings of Fisher Island, accessible only by ferry.
A visit to South Beach redefines how you look
at buildings – the corner curves, soaring finials and glass brick expanses
of the Art Deco architectural style create a time warp here. Stand in Lummus
Park, a green expanse bordering the wide beach and note how the pastel
pinks, bright aquas and canary yellows of the Ocean Drive hotels fight for
space in the sky. Outdoor cafes are ideal for people-watching.
Contact Jackie Marks at:
jackie@jackiemarks.com or Phone: Miami - Dade: (305) 495-9996 / Toll Free (877) 848-0036 |
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