Set on 600 linear feet of sand, the Roney Palace boasts three oceanfront swimming pools and beach service. The 50,000 square-foot pool deck is elevated above ground level providing mesmerizing infinity views of the ocean. Conceived by renowned New York-based architect Meyer Davis, the poolscape is a series of vignettes made of reclaimed ipe wood from the Miami Beach boardwalk, shady palms and seagrape trees.

The South Pool is the first that you’ll encounter from the mezzanine level at the Roney Palace. This pool will be closed until may 2023.

As you continue walking around the deck, you’ll reach the Cabana Pool. This long, narrow pool is where you’ll find cabanas, daybeds and lounge chairs, as well as a Sandbox bar with shaded tables and seating. It feels like a secluded VIP section, but everyone at Roney Palace and 1 Hotel has access.

Continue up a set of stairs and you’ll reach the Main Pool, a vast rectangular oasis with lily pad-like lounges seemingly floating on the surface. You’ll find a variety of cabanas and lounge chairs here, as well as the main Sandbox restaurant with a bar, tables and cushy lounges where you can dip your toes in the sand and enjoy fresh coastal fare. There’s also an oversized hot tub, yoga deck and cement ping-pong table.

While the rooftop pool is reserved for guests of 1 Hotel, guests of the Roney Palace can enjoy the views, cocktails and sushi from onsite Watr restaurant. The rooftop pool was designed by New York-based Nikola Gradisinki of NGNY with white upholstered cabanas, lounge chairs and overstuffed sofas lining the long, narrow pool.

Before reaching the beach beyond the property’s gates, a labyrinthine, landscaped private oasis awaits at the foot of the stairs beneath the pool deck with 1 Beach Club. Lounge beneath the seagrape trees or indulge in sea-to-table cuisine at Wave restaurant.

On the sands of South Beach, Roney Palace residents enjoy complimentary towels provided by dedicated beach attendants, as well as the option to rent beach chairs and umbrellas for $10 each.