Sagamore Hotel, Miami Beach

A sweeping porte cochere greets visitors at this graceful Modernist hotel from the 1940s, which also functions as a contemporary art gallery. The minimalist aesthetic serves as backdrop to site-specific installations, paintings, and photography—including a cheeky tribute to hallucinogenic mushrooms over the front desk by Roxy Paine (the sculptor whose writhing morass of steel branches once filled the roof of New York’s Met). Guests can take refuge from the thumping Miami Beach soundscape in one of the 93 art-studded studios and suites, or sample lobster cocktails by the beachside pool.