Can you stay in the Versace Mansion?

You can actually go inside the Versace mansion. The former home of the Italian fashion designer is now The Villa Casa Casuarina, a boutique hotel.

Who lives in the Versace Mansion now?

Today the Versace Mansion lives on as a boutique hotel called The Villa Casa Casuarina. General manager Chauncey Copeland tells Vogue that, despite its tumultuous two decades, they kept the hotel as close to Versace’s vision as possible.

How much does it cost to visit the Versace Mansion?

CASA CASUARINA: Gianni Versace mansion, 1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach; 305-672-6604. Call for tour reservations. Tours typically offered every other day during the peak tourist season, with times varying morning and afternoon. Cost: $65.

When did Versace mansion become a hotel?

2013
After filing for bankruptcy in 2013, it was bought at auction for a $41.5 million cash deal with VM South Beach, LLC and turned into a boutique hotel. Though the Versace family took many of the signature relics of the house after Versace’s passing, most of the original interior is still intact.

Can you visit the Versace Mansion?

Fans of the lavish life may have been envious of the setting, but good news: You can stay at the Versace Mansion, but for a lofty cost. The Miami Beach estate, known as The Villa Casa Casuarina, was originally built in 1930 and used as an apartment complex after the owner died in 1937.

Who owns Versace Mansion?

The mansion was purchased by Peter Loftin for $19 million in 2000; he renovated the property to be used as a boutique hotel, restaurant and luxury event space. The restaurant was Il Sole at The Villa Casa Casuarina . The mansion was bought by VM South Beach, LLC for $41.5 million in 2013.

Can You Tour the Versace Mansion?

Tour the Versace Mansion in South Beach. The Gianni Versace mansion — a.k.a. Casa Casuarina , home away from home for the likes of Madonna, the Clintons, Cher, and Tom Cruise — is finally open to the masses for tours and sleepovers (in the custom couture suites, of course). Historically, the mansion has quite a past.