South Beach's First 'Female Friendly' Hotel Opens

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla., June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- In the era of The Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons and Morgan's Hotels, the new Sanctuary Hotel in South Beach is a creative superluxe hotel minus the corporate flag.

Sanctuary Hotel is also South Beach's first "female-friendly" hotel, with an ongoing 25-percent discount for single women guests, and special amenities for them like, cabana boys at the rooftop pool to apply suntan lotion; beach jogging and yoga companions; a chic in-house salon and spa for beauty and pampering; and personal shoppers, http://www.sanctuarysobe.com/.

"We wanted to create a special hotel for women business travelers by offering more amenities geared to their needs. And females tell all their friends, males don't," says Sanctuary's 24-year-old owner Keith Menin.

Sanctuary offers a rich physical and spiritual experience within an intimate setting of just 29 suites, while also featuring the full amenities of a resort. A stunning rooftop infinity pool made entirely of river rocks awaits guests, who can sunbathe by day and sip cocktails in the evening.

Each suite at Sanctuary embraces modern luxury. Bianca Calacatta marble-countertop kitchens feature glass-fronted beverage centers, microwave ovens and deluxe espresso makers. A 42-inch, flat-screen plasma TV, custom-designed seating and CD stereo complete the living room. Bathrooms are mini-retreats, with Lapis Lazuli blue terrazzo tile and Rain Head showers.

Some rooms are equipped with steam showers, others with soaking tubs or jetted Jacuzzi tubs. All suites feature imported, porcelain tile floors, queen-size beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and a large custom wardrobe with laptop safe. Mini-bars are stocked with healthy, organic treats from "Whole Foods Market" like yogurt-covered raisins and cranberries, chocolate-covered figs, spritzers, and green teas.

Satisfy a more substantial appetite at Sugo Restaurant, which comes to Sanctuary from famed restaurateurs Tommy Billante & Manuel Paucar, of Carpaccio Restaurant in Bal Harbour.

Managed by Miami's prestigious Facemaker Salon, the Sanctuary Salon and Spa offers a full menu of beauty services. Local ingredients are highlighted in the tangerine bath and scrub and botanical mud treatments.

There is also the option to become a part owner of Sanctuary by buying a suite as a hotel condominium to rent out while vacant. Prices start at $415,000.

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