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Miami's Soho Beach House To Open in September

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 4385 Collins Avenue [map], Miami Beach, FL, United States, 33140
April 26, 2010 at 9:10 AM | by | Comments (0)

If you like South Beach but want to take some of that ultra-exclusivity from London, New York, or West Hollywood with you, hang in there ... Soho Beach House Miami is gearing up for an opening this fall—in September, if the new website is to be believed.

That means you have four months to figure out how on earth you can become a member. The Soho Beach House membership committee is now assembling the new property's "founder member base"—you can email membershipsbh@sohohouse.com for more information. Time to start saving and groveling to members of the existing Soho Houses for your recommendation!

Annual membership for Soho House New York starts at $900, but only if you're 27. Older folks must fork out at least $1,800—or more for access to all Soho House outposts.

If you don't opt for membership, you will still be able to reserve a hotel room here, but so far there's no word on rates. Apparently, they'll start taking reservations in the summer, so stay tuned.

Soho Beach House Miami will aim to maintain the brand's exclusive feel with its location north of all the party-places (it's up near 44th Street) and perks that include a rooftop "Cowshed" spa with wooden cabins for private treatments, two pools, and a tropical garden with both public and private spaces.

We can't wait to see which celebs sign up for membership, and which ensuing scandal can top the infamous child-ecstasy-pill-eating story that inaugurated the original Soho House in London...

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