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Nautical Art Deco for the minimalist art aficionado.
Boutique charm, good enough for Art Basel.
Restored, tropical, unpretentious. Only thing French on Deco Drive that isn't a tourist.
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European richness done the American Way at this all-suite hotel, with wireless, flat-screen, marble, Jacuzzi terrace luxury.
Funkier spot on the strip, previously owned by Merv Griffin.
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Very healthy dose of luxury opens in place of the 1950s posh Carillon Hotel.
SoBe landmark backed by star power.
Super cool, with teak furniture and Indo-Colonial design.
For guest-of-the-Delano wannabes. Stay just a few blocks away, sans dent in your wallet.
One of the oldest of its kind on the Beach, refurbished wholly.
Where the Beatles stayed when they were in Miami.
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The Beach's signature fab life hotel.
New York Gansevoort's sister, formerly a stomping ground for the who's who of the 20s, has one swingin' rooftop pool.
Deco standout, with a happening restaurant and bar scene.
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Versace's Casa Casuarina neighbor ups the ante with live glowing jellyfish, "vibe managers" and French-Turkish spa.
A world onto itself, removed from the fray of South Beach.
A resort by definition. Bring the kids if you want; they won't have to leave the complex.
SoBe decadence meets elegance. Favored by the rich and famous.
The Ritz a la South Beach, drag queen spinning in the cocktail lounge included. Crawling with models during high season.
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What other hotel on the Beach has a lobby set up as an art gallery?
A renovated motel/Swanktuary for the young starlet set.
23 tiny apartments are a little cloistered world of civility, away from the maddening fray.
A touch of class, and steaks for dinner at Shula's.
1930s-era Mediterranean Revival hotel where Hemingway supposedly slept.
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Todd Oldham's Technicolor dream-come-true.
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