Hotel Trouvail Miami Beach

"In the Pali world, a Palihouse is somewhat more luxurious than a budget-friendly Palihotel — though, compared to the state of the art in South Beach, you’ll find the Palihouse plenty accessible. The rooms and studios have a residential feel, and many come with kitchenettes for a bit of self-catering. They’re low-key but quite stylish, and though they avoid all the clichés of Miami hospitality design, they certainly don’t feel out of place." - Mark Fedeli

"The east coast’s first Palihouse manages to be both tucked-away and centrally located, just around the corner from the Faena in Mid-Beach. With most of its 71 rooms including kitchenettes, it’s designed to be a home away from home—if you lived in a restored Art Deco building with coral-colored walls and a perfect view of Indian Creek, that is. Like all Pali properties, this one is well-stocked with charming details, from an all-pink elevator to a tiny TV playing Ace Ventura in the lobby. During the day, take advantage of the hotel’s Beach Butler program, for which the staff will pack chairs, towels, and an umbrella along with a picnic, then shuttle you in a bespoke golf cart to whichever beach you choose. At night, order the bar’s “Falling Up” drink, which comes in an adorable puffer fish mug. (It’s meant for two, but when in Miami…)" -Ella Riley-Adams, Senior Living and Beauty Editor"