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The Miami Beach EDITION
Miami Beach, Florida, United States · EDITION · High Luxury
Ian Schrager's 2014 EDITION occupies a Mid-Beach site that hosted Miami Beach's first grand oceanfront hotel and later the 1955 Seville, whose Castanet Lounge entertained Joan Crawford and the Rat Pack. John Pawson designed the current tower; Jean-Georges Vongerichten leads the Matador Room and the fin-shaped diving board still overlooks the pool.
- 294 rooms
- Opened 2014
- Neighborhood: Mid-Beach
- Rooms from 380 sq ft (35 m²)
- Architect: John Pawson; Morris Lapidus
- Interiors: John Pawson
About The Miami Beach EDITION
- The hotel has its own bowling alley, Basement Bowl, and an ice-skating rink, both rare amenities for a Miami Beach hotel.
- The original Seville's red rooftop clock, visible from the sea, still tops the building today.
History
The Miami Beach EDITION opened in 2014 as EDITION Hotels’ Miami Beach flagship, bringing Ian Schrager’s contemporary luxury concept to the Mid-Beach oceanfront. The hotel was designed by John Pawson, while the restored landmarked Sundial restaurant/bar structure on the property dates to the original resort era and was brought back as Tropicale. The property is known for blending a boutique-hotel feel with full resort amenities, including 294 rooms and suites, 28 bungalow units, and a rooftop penthouse. Its distinct identity comes from the mix of minimalist design, beachfront setting, and lifestyle programming that includes dining, nightlife, a spa, bowling, and ice skating.
The setting
The Miami Beach EDITION occupies 2901 Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, on a site whose pedigree traces to the Pancoast Hotel — said to be Miami Beach's first grand oceanfront hotel — and later to the spectacular 1955 Seville, whose Castanet Lounge and Matador Supper Club entertained Joan Crawford, Jackie Gleason, and the Rat Pack. Ian Schrager's EDITION preserves the Seville's signature fin-shaped diving board and the red rooftop clock visible from the sea. The Bass contemporary art museum is a seventeen-minute walk; the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, the emblem of MiMo grandeur, is nineteen minutes on foot.
Restaurants and bars
- Matador Room — Restaurant · Mediterranean · Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten
- Matador Bar — Bar
- Market at EDITION — Café · Jean-Georges Vongerichten
- Tropicale — Poolside
- Lobby Bar — Bar
- Basement Bowl — Restaurant
- Matador Market — Café · Mediterranean · Jean-Georges Vongerichten
Amenities
- The Spa at The Miami Beach EDITION
- Two outdoor ocean-facing pools
- Private bungalow rooms and suites with terraces and plunge pools
- Rooftop penthouse
- Beach Club private membership program
- Basement Bowl bowling alley
- Ice-skating rink
- Fitness center
- Cinema
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
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