Coconut Grove is Miami’s oldest neighborhood, dating back to 1873. Yet in booking a Miami trip, “The Grove,” as it is locally known, may be easily overlooked amid Miami Beach’s white sand swank, Wynwood’s colorful graffiti-draped facades and Brickell’s towering financial district.
The 2019 arrival of Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove was a game-changer for the affluent neighborhood, providing a stylish home base for exploring Coconut Grove’s sidewalk cafés, sailboat- and yacht-dotted landscapes along Biscayne Bay and boutiques upon boutiques. The heart of Coconut Grove — Grand Avenue and the CocoWalk shopping complex — is just a half-block north.
Designed by Arquitectonica and with interiors by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, the hotel looks like one of the elegant liners you might see in the bay, with porthole windows on the bright white façade, glossy timber inside and other nautically inspired nooks to explore. But you’ll also find other necessary amenities, like BeAtala spa, specializing in science-based beauty treatments and IV services; a first-floor fitness center whose Technogym and Peloton equipment is available 24 hours a day; and a noted Italian rooftop restaurant. In a town where water vistas and cultural vibrancy reign supreme, Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove anchors itself as a chic escape.
Coconut Grove is Miami’s oldest neighborhood, dating back to 1873. Yet in booking a Miami trip, “The Grove,” as it is locally known, may be easily overlooked amid Miami Beach’s white sand swank, Wynwood’s colorful graffiti-draped facades and ...