Renzo Rosso Celebrates 30 Years Of The Pelican Hotel During Miami Art Week
Two years after the reopening of the historic Art Deco Pelican Hotel, Italian businessman and entrepreneur Renzo Rosso returns to Miami Beach to celebrate 30 years since opening the property under his ownership. Rosso, the chairman of OTB, the international fashion group which owns brands including DIESEL, Jil Sander, Maison Margiela, Marni, Viktor&Rolf, oversaw the complete revitalization of the hotel. Renzo Rosso celebrated with guests including musicians Gunna, Pierre Bourne, Swae Lee, artist Miles Greenberg, and more..
The Pelican Hotel, originally built in 1948, is enviably situated on Miami’s Ocean Drive overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The property was purchased by Rosso in 1990 and was restored and redecorated by DIESEL’s Creative Team, opening for business in 1994. Since then, the Pelican Hotel has become a haven that pulses with energy of contemporary fashion, culture and flavors. It has remained a design-centric cornerstone of Miami Beach, distinguished by its Art Deco style, dreamy vibe and playful design just steps from South Beach’s beaches, nightlife, and world-class shopping.
The hotel offers 32 meticulously themed guest rooms, including seven suites, six ocean-view rooms, and an exclusive penthouse. Inspired by a variety of movie sets, each room is named after its own theme and features one-of-a-kind, original vintage artifacts and furniture. Design lovers will relish over a fascinating mix of vintage pieces from different decades from the 30’s to the 90’s found across America, as well as specially sourced antique pieces found and meticulously restored by skilled craftsmen in the Miami area. At the hotel, guests will enjoy thoughtful amenities including beach access with lounge chairs and towels; food and beverage service; and valet parking. A 24-hour concierge is onsite to help organize offsite activities and reservations.
