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Nothing says Welcome to Miami like pastel purple
Love the old-school brass welcome bell
The super-lush bed
It's all about the view...
The soothing lobby oasis
The ADA elevator is hidden behind a velvet curtain--chic!
Art Deco realness
Original tiling in the cute elevator
I wanted to steal these pillows
My personal favorite: hand towels in the right place
Kitschy cute
Deeply appreciated the size of the room---bring your yoga mat!
Highs & Lows
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Location, location, location. Smack in the middle of Mid Beach, you're down the block from Soho House on Collins. Especially during Art Week, you can't beat it
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Cheerful and calm for a more reasonable price in a neighborhood surrounded by super high-end hotels
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Perfect if you're leaning towards functional, very clean and prime placement rather than a luxury experience
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Service-wise they were very on top of the What's App messaging for anything we asked or needed
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It was only open for about a month and they were still finding their footing with some hospitality details. The restaurant was still being constructed, but would love to come back when everything is up and running
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Electric kettle in the room but no coffee or tea (other than the cold brew cans in fridge)
Important Bits
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Type
Lifestyle Hotel
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Vibe
1980s Miami glamour crosses refurbed Art Deco minimalism
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Location
Prime territory in Mid Beach
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Rooms
54
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
The front desk was surprisingly sweet given hospitality experiences during Art Week can be pretty touch and go
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Future Forward
It's so new there's no particular eco or nightlife programming in place, but interested to see where they take it from here
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Music
Peacefully music free upon arrival...
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Year Opened
November 2025
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Designed By
Originally the Ocean Spray Hotel, the 1936 building was recently restored by Namron Hospitality in classic Miami Beach style: flamingo pink, frond-scape wallpaper, with some original tiling and floors intact and a facade you'll recognize as instant Miami
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Health & Wellness
Nothing on site but I got plenty of exercise with my go-to method of Miami travel, a nearby CitiBike station
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Food
The F&B was still in process for our stay, but the dining space off the lobby looks super cute even under construction. Excited to try their outpost of their Tulum property's mainstay, Los Bowls de Guadalupe
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
No need! Treat this as your quieter sanctuary while Miami Beach awaits you outside
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Minibar & Retail
Cute electric kettle (bring your own instant or tea bags for now, but maybe check back when they're not so new?). Cold brew and matcha latte mixed cans in the in-room fridge were most welcome.
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Accessibility
ADA accessible elevator access is in primary placement in the lobby
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Pet Friendly
No
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Children
Cribs/cot beds available upon request and the huge rooms make this an easy yes
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Price
Good value for the area, which is a glut of hyper-high priced luxury spots
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Le Particulier
4130 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
Faena Bazaar
3400 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
Cecconi's
4385 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
Architectural District
1440 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA
In the Area
Hotel Location 4130 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
The slightly quieter, calmer area above South Beach, Mid Beach is still prime Miami Beach territory, and in the middle of Faena's Arts District and Millionaire's Row on Collins Avenue. Ideally located and especially handy during Miami Arts Week if you're shuttling up and down the beach and back over the bridge. It's kind of the center of everything, without the chaos.
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