The Roney Palace is a stunning oceanfront luxury condo complex, situated at one of the most-popular sections of South Beach. The Roney Palace experience is for you whether you want to see and be seen or relax & chill by the beach.The entire property was renovated in 2000 and the apartments were transformed into exceptional residences.

The Roney Palace shares all amenities with its sister building the 1 Hotel South Beach. The stylish and sophisticated 1 Hotel is a lifestyle resort including an exclusive tri-level beach club, signature rooftop pool, the Anatomy Gym + Spa and two renowned restaurants. 

One Hotel, Spa & Residences is a destination retreat, steps from the beach and within walking distance from South Beach’s most desirable hot spots.

Check out the super high-end fashion at the Miami Design District or the amazing art installations and restaurants at Wynwood.

The Design District has amazing stores like Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Guicci, and many more. The Design District is home to some of Miami’s most popular restaurants including Swan.

Ocean Drive is the easternmost street in South Beach, and stems from South Pointe Drive to 15th Street, running in a north-south direction. Ocean Drive is responsible for the South Beach aesthetic that most out-of-town visitors expect. It is a popular tourist area. It is also home to several restaurants (including A Fish Called Avalon, Mango’s, and the MTV-popularized Clevelander) and is the site of Gianni Versace’s former ocean front mansion.

Nothing says South Beach like walking down Lincoln and check out the countless curb-side restaurants!

Lincoln Road is an open-air pedestrian mall, considered South Beach’s premiere shopping area. With its unique boutique shops and restaurants, it has had “an esoteric chic that maintains its trendy appeal.” It runs parallel in between 16th Street and 17th Street and spans the Beach in an east-west direction. Lincoln Road Mall is also home to the incredible Sushi Samba and 5 star rated Juvia. Whether it’s stargazing, some light shopping, happy hour drinks or delicious dinner and entertainment, it’s a beloved spot for all.

Española Way, which runs from Collins Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue, was conceived by N.B.T. Roney (of Roney Plaza Hotel fame) in 1925 as “The Historic Spanish Village,” modeled after the romantic Mediterranean villages found in France and Spain. Today it consists of restaurants, bars, art galleries, and quirky shops.