Receiving a pass to a resort isn’t necessarily something new, but they often have a considerable cost or they don’t stick around for too long before they sell out. On top of that, the resort may not be somewhere you’d like to visit.
This summer, however, the unwritten rules of resort passes are changing. If you know anything about Miami Beach, you may be familiar with the Setai, a hotel that has welcomed some notable names from pop star Britney Spears to former first daughter Malia Obama. The hotel is offering a $95 beach package that includes a comfy lounge chair plus an umbrella you can relax under while sunbathing right behind the popular property.
Besides the lounge chair and umbrella, the package also includes $50 you can use toward drinks and food. Lounge by the ocean while sipping a margarita by the shore or dine on sandwiches, pizza, and salads delivered right to your lounge chair. There is also a $149 spa treatment package you can purchase that also includes a food credit.
If you’re interested, the Setai pass can be purchased through the hotel website or by calling the hotel.
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World Ice Cream Day is this Sunday. If you’ve spent even a few minutes outdoors, you’ve likely noticed that the summer temperatures practically beg for some cool desserts to stave off the heat. With that in mind, let’s look at a few places where you may be able to snag a scoop or two.
By now you’re probably familiar with the Miami-Dade County Mayor’s decision to place restrictions on indoor dining and various indoor venues. In case you haven’t heard, restaurants will be returning to the way they were before, meaning customers cannot dine within the restaurant. While they will be allowed to remain open, food orders will be limited only to takeout and delivery. Outdoor dining, however, will still be available.
Are you planning on spending Independence Day weekend in Miami Beach? Should your plans include a hotel, you may be out of luck. According to hotel officials, hotels are seeing a considerable uptick and demand has grown as people seek to travel and celebrate with family.
Miami officials have been on a steadfast mission to figure out brainstorming ways of creating another connection between Miami and Miami Beach aside from the MacArthur Causeway and the Julia Tuttle. As discussions continue, officials appear to agree that the southern side of the MacArthur should be the location. As for the method of transport, a pod car is one of the many different transportation methods that have been proposed.
Some good news for beachgoers has emerged. The mayor of Miami-Dade County is lifting the beach curfew after strong anticipation, opening the sunny sands of Miami Beach and beyond to the public tomorrow after they were closed for various reasons, including preventative social distancing measures.
Some major news is coming out of one of Miami Beach’s most popular and well-known hotspots. The iconic Clevelander South Beach is reopening its kitchen and bar for dining services at its patio and pool area. As a result of the closure of Ocean Drive to vehicular traffic, the area has also undergone an expansion to accommodate social distancing regulations. Those wishing to experience a taste of the art deco hotel’s cuisine will have the option of lunch, dinner, and a weekend brunch menu.
Just about every restaurant has opted to provide outdoor seating as social distancing rules in effect. Places that may never have imagined themselves provided al fresco dining options are now having guests sit outside. Hand sanitizing stations have proliferated and social distancing is mandatory at practically all times as long as you’re not eating. If you’re thinking about dining out this weekend, her are a few things to potentially expect.
Numerous events have been canceled or re-imagined because of the pandemic. However, the director of what is perhaps the biggest December event in Miami Beach is making it known that things will proceed as planned. The famous showcase of art better known as Art Basel is still happening later this year. Art Basel is a highly anticipated event that takes place during Miami Art Week, which draws the attention of countless art fans.