Water Street Tampa is the ultimate destination for a date night to remember. From rooftop sunsets to Michelin Star meals, this gorgeous neighborhood offers a perfect mix of style, flavor, and fun, all within a walkable, thoughtfully designed community. Start with a sunset view To start off the evening, head to Nichols-designed JW Marriott Tampa for jaw-dropping sunset views. Beacon, the hotel’s rooftop bar, is the tallest rooftop in the city, offering views of the downtown skyline and waterfront. Sip…

Nearly 25 years after we first brought it to life, the Nichols Architects-designed Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne is entering a new chapter. A $100M renovation is now underway, focused on updating interiors and enhancing amenities while preserving the architectural legacy that has made the resort a landmark since 2001. It’s the first comprehensive refresh of the 13-story, 420-room hotel since its opening — a testament to the longevity and impact of its original design. Spearheaded by design architect Hart Howerton, with public…

CLEARWATER, Fla. — The newest resort on Clearwater Beach, Opal Sol, offers the most meeting space in Pinellas County. It opens the county to mid-size groups for the first time, according to Visit St. Pete-Clearwater. “Groups who have not been able to come here in the past will now be able to consider Clearwater Beach as a destination,” said VSPC CEO and Pres. Brian Lowack. “That’s going to open up the opportunity for us.” Opal Sol, with 248 Gulf front…

Once an overlooked waterfront village, Pompano Beach is cementing itself as a premier South Florida destination, driven by a wave of boutique residential developments, a slew of vibrant new dining concepts, and exciting cultural additions. Originally catalyzed by multi-billion dollar investments across its downtown and iconic Fishing Village and Pier, Pompano Beach’s growth is further accelerated by the arrival of revered hospitality brands like The Ritz-Carlton, Waldorf Astoria, and now, the W Hotel. A shining example of Pompano Beach’s upward…

The iconic oceanfront resort, Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, at 455 Grand Bay Drive in Miami, is preparing for an extensive $100 million renovation project. Originally designed by Nichols Architects, the hotel opened in 2001 (the first luxury resort built in South Florida in over thirty years) and has been a popular destination for travelers and locals, hosting weddings, spa days, and tennis matches. Temporary Workforce Reduction Starting between May 1 and May 14, the resort will temporarily suspend operations for 425 staff…