Located in Delray Beach’s Pineapple Grove Arts District—just off Atlantic Avenue and a mile from the ocean—The Ray blends local character with global perspective. Its 141 rooms, suites and spaces, offer a modern South Florida escape with thoughtful amenities, curated artwork, and plenty of sunlight to go around. Wellness is built into the experience, with outdoor movement classes, and a fully equipped fitness center. For getting around, guests have access to cruisers and a beach-ready electric house car, with complimentary loungers waiting by the shore. Sustainability carries through in the hotel’s architecture and landscaping, designed to connect guests to the outdoors. Dining is led by Michelin-starred Chef Akira Back, who brings his namesake modern Japanese restaurant to Florida for the first time—elevated, inventive, and rooted in global influence. Just upstairs, Rosewater embodies the essence of the Delray Beach lifestyle with coastal fare, craft cocktails, and a lush open-air atmosphere. Campi, sister to New York’s iconic Campagnola, serves classic Italian with a coastal twist. Stingers offers artisan coffee, teas, cold-pressed juices, and light fare. At the heart of the lobby, Ella, The Ray’s signature bar and lounge, offers artful canapés, refined cocktails, and a stylish setting designed for connection and discovery. With over 44,000 square feet of flexible event space, including sunlit courtyards, skyline-facing decks, and private dining rooms, The Ray is built for gatherings of every kind. The hotel reflects Delray’s creative core: small-town charm, city-level culture, and a distinctly modern point of view.