Mayfair Hotel & Spa is getting a makeover

  Mayfair Hotel & Spa, the first all-suite boutique hotel in America is undergoing a makeover. All of the 179 suits will receive brand new furniture, fabrics and bedding to provide a fresh, vibrant look.

“The Mayfair is an iconic South Florida hotel with an incredible history,” said Saun Lightbourne, executive director of sales and marketing. “We hope that the upgrades we are making to the physical aspects of the hotel translate to the ambiance here as well.  We want all of our guests to come rediscover the Mayfair and experience the new energy here in Coconut Grove."

Kenneth Trieister, the architect's original touches like Tiffany stained glass and hand-carved mahogany doors and detailed metal work are all staying. The interior of the rooms is where most work will be done. Many rooms will get brand new wood desks with faux leather desk blotters, desk lamps and power outlets for ipads, computers and such. All guest room floors will be crystallized and the Japanese soaking tubs will receive a fresh coat of paint.

All beds will be fitted with new 100 percent cotton duvets and Euro shams. The duvets will feature orange double-strip hotel embroidery and the shams will coordinate with a new decorative round orange bolster. Brown linen bedskirts will finish up the tailored look.

All the dining chairs and lounge furniture has been refurbished and reupholstered to create a unified color theme throughout the property.

The rooms are being refreshed and upgraded by Copperline Partners design team, whose experience includes projects with Brazilian Court Condominium Hotel in Palm Beach. The Gulfsteam Hotel in Lake Worth and hotels throughout New York and Connecticut.

The hotel will re-launch in the fall with a celebration on the rooftop, specials in the restaurant and spa and a special Rediscover Mayfair Package.