W Hotel South Beach, Spanista Adult Spring Breakers Work, Play, Shop

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Dear Wellness Seekers,

W Hotel South Beach, Spanista Adult Spring Breakers Work, Play, Shop outlines my agenda over an all too short stay but yet ever so enjoyable. Anytime one drives over the bay way after arriving in Miami’s airport to suddenly see infamous South Beach, Florida you know you are in for an adventure. It immediately feels like you are far, far away from the heart of America’s urban civilization as you know it. It has been called the American Riviera and an Art Deco Playground for good reason. The W Hotel here is one of my favorites. You can see it is spacious and comfortable while emoting a vibe that sets it apart from other hotels.

I love the asthetic of the Art Deco period South Beach was born of splendor and find myself drawn to it unlike any other period of architecture and design. How fresh, crisp and sophisticated it feels to me. I have many pieces of jewelry that capture its spirit and never tire of wearing the look no matter if it is in vogue at the moment of not. The pieces always feel modern when styled properly. Of course when in Rome – so after the work and play came a short period of shopping. I find the W Hotel to always be accommodating my fancies in this regard. The W Boutiques in the Hotel are curated with eclectic fashion finds that relates to the unique local. I always find an essential with the right amount of edge that updates my Spanista Spa Chic Style. See the red and black stilettos at the top of this post? They are by Pour La Victoire who always promises something special – of course I had to wear them to dinner immediately upon purchasing them.

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PINIMAGEW Hotel South Beach, Spanista Adult Spring Breakers Work, Play, Shop is a micro view of South Beach. I am here for such a short period of time I hardly left the hotel. But frankly who needs to when you have a great spot like this with all you need to enjoy. But really, This small little land mass punches well over its weight for being internationally cosmopolitan.

Everyone is welcome! Frankly English is not the primary language spoken where ever I went. I heard German, Spanish, Portaguese, French, Arabic just to mane what I could recognize. Arriving at night is especially intriguing – as you feel the balminess of the air, hear the waves caressing the shoreline and the latin music faintly in the back ground you find yourself craving a majito to quench your parched throat.

Full of an eclectic mix of  world -class boutiques, galleries and stores. It is also a culturally hot spot for everything from gourmet to casual beachside cuisine. To view the Art Deco Architecture and the glamour, one has to do convertible ride down Ocean Drive both day and night to get the full lifestyle picture.

Spanista Tip: Always nap before a late night dinner as you can dinning into the we hours. Hope you get to visit it soon.

To Your Self Care Journey To Joy,

Ginny