Villa Casa Casuarina
Now a boutique hotel, Villa Casa Casuarina, Versace’s former home still reflects Gianni Versace’s glamorous designs and lifestyle. I’m meeting up with the General Manager of the hotel, Chauncey Copeland, for a private tour.
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This is one of the 3rd most photographed places in the united states. Number one is the house of Elvis Graceland, second is the white house, and the third is the Versace Mansion in Miami Beach.
Now a boutique hotel, Villa Casa Casuarina, Versace’s former home still reflects his glamorous designs and lifestyle. I’m meeting up with the General Manager of the hotel, Chauncey Copeland, for a private tour.
Hundreds of visitors still come to pay tribute to Versace at the property’s gates every day. But it’s most amazing features, can be found only once you are inside.
3 Key Points:
1. Why Miami
Why Gianni Versace moved to Miami.
2. What in Miami
The history and the stories behind the Mansion.
3. Where in Miami
How they are still rediscovering new details in the design.
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