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About The Raleigh Hotel

The Raleigh Hotel sits on a prime oceanfront parcel at 1775 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, blending a storied past with ongoing redevelopment plans. As part of SHVO’s multi-property vision, the Raleigh is adjacent to the Richmond and South Seas hotels and is evolving toward Rosewood branding with a new tower and residences. This historic venue is known for its iconic fleur-de-lis pool, Martini Bar, and the Tiger Room, making it a magnetic setting for events, private gatherings, and social occasions on the city’s famed South Beach stretch.

Whether you’re planning a wedding, corporate gathering, or a private celebration, The Raleigh’s varied spaces offer flexible configurations and memorable Miami Beach ambiance. We’ll help you secure the right spaces, understand parking and transit options, and point you to nearby hotels and dining to complete your plans.

Note: The property’s redevelopment is ongoing. Rosewood branding has been discussed for future operations; there have been plans announced and the asset was sold to Nahla Capital in 2025. As of 2026, the Raleigh remains standing with a continued role in the evolving Miami Beach landscape.

Accessibility matters for events and visits. The Raleigh’s location on Collins Avenue places you steps from the beach, with nearby parking options and valet services. Transit along Collins Avenue includes the South Beach Trolley and Freebee on-demand options, helping guests reach the venue without car hassle. When planning, consider the adjacent properties in the redevelopment area—Raleigh, Richmond, and South Seas—as well as nearby hotels and dining to create a seamless guest experience.

Secure your seats or space through our network of trusted partners. We’ve got you covered for venue details, seating configurations, and practical logistics to make your event in Miami Beach effortless and memorable.

Interested in exploring the broader Raleigh complex? We can connect you with updated details on the Rosewood-branded future, current event capacities (Oasis up to 800; Tiger Room up to 120; Penthouse up to 150; configurations vary), and related spaces that may suit your needs as the property evolves.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1775 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139.
  • Venue type: historic oceanfront hotel on a three-acre site; planned Rosewood-branded hotel (60 rooms) plus a 17-story residential tower (approx. 44 residences) and a private members’ club as part of Rosewood The Raleigh redevelopment.
  • Notable features: iconic fleur-de-lis pool; Martini Bar and Tiger Room historically; part of SHVO’s multi-property redevelopment that includes adjacent Richmond and South Seas hotels.
  • Current status: redevelopment ongoing; SHVO-led plans announced in 2022; in 2025 the asset was sold to Nahla Capital, with Rosewood branding discussed as part of future operations; not demolished as of 2026.
  • Capacity / event spaces (for hosted events): Venue Report lists multiple spaces with combined potential around 1,200+ seats (Oasis up to 800; Tiger Room up to 120; Penthouse up to 150; exact configuration varies).
  • Parking: nearby valet/garages available; SpotHero lists options such as 1437 Collins Ave (Z Ocean Valet Garage) and other garages within ~0.5 miles; fees vary by provider.
  • Transit: Miami Beach Trolley service along Collins Avenue (South Beach Trolley; Collins Express); Freebee on-demand transit available in Mid/Collins areas.
  • Nearby hotels / neighbors: Raleigh is part of a three-hotel assemblage with adjacent Richmond and South Seas; redevelopment expands to include a new tower and residences.
  • Notable events hosted (historical): Raleigh’s pool and Martini Bar are iconic; the property has a long legacy in Miami Beach’s social scene and architecture history; high-profile fashion/celebrity events have been associated with the site as part of its Art Deco era and post-WWII era, and the pool has been recognized for its design and history (Life Magazine-era acclaim).