The Delano is back. Three years after its original location in Miami’s South Beach district closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the hotel is opening its first overseas outpost in Paris.
, originally a part owner of the Delano South Beach’s Blue Door restaurant, famously celebrated her 37Known for its all-white rooms designed by Philippe Starck and its palm tree-lined pool, the hotel was a magnet for celebrities including George Clooney, Beyoncé and Lenny Kravitz, who designed a basement bar and lounge, the Florida Room, that opened in 2007.
Delano is betting on a convivial and unpretentious approach, though with a 200-member staff, it aims to equal the level of personalized service of nearby establishments such as La Réserve. “Clients today are exacting and well-informed, and will not return if they’ve been disappointed,” Isaia cautions.
The property of Qatar-based Katara Hospitality, which also owns The Peninsula Paris and Le Royal Monceau — Raffles Paris, Delano is operated by Ennismore, a lifestyle hospitality group whose brands include Mama Shelter, The Hoxton, Mondrian and 25hours Hotels.
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