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Built in 1941 as the Lord Balfour Hotel, the Wave reopened in late 1999 after extensive renovations that kept the best (terazzo floors, tiled bathrooms) while updating the rest. There's an unassuming hipness that fits its south of Fifth Street location. A wide, shady, front porch filled with overstuffed couches is the perfect place to enjoy a cappuccino in the morning, or relax in the evening with a cocktail from the adjacent full-service bar. |
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Mercury Resort
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Modern boutique hotel offers suites with kitchens, fax machines, Internet access, whirlpool spas and Italian furnishings; on-site restaurants available.
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Chesterfield Hotel
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Chic, sleek hotel draws business travelers and hip locals. Plush linens, free-flowing rain showers, business center, bar, restaurants and central South Beach location.
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Aqua Hotel
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Sleek and contemporary, this two-story 1950s building was completely renovated and reimagined as a boutique hotel in 2000. Its new sensibility is reflected in the lobby, which now features art-deco memorabilia. It can also be seen in the guest rooms, which are a cool white with the occasional bamboo accent. A location in the heart of the art-deco district makes it easy walking to the exclusive shops and gourmet dining along Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue.
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Clay Hotel & International Hostel
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International students and families mingle in this two-story ,1925 Spanish-style village that was originally built for local artists and musicians. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Pink-and-white striped window canopies, wrought-iron balconies, terra-cotta tiled floors and intimate patio cafe add to its romantic ambience. Multilingual staff will help with tours, dinner reservations or trips to Lincoln Road Mall. One of the most popular nightclubs on South Beach is directly across the street; the beach is two blocks away.
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Whitelaw Hotel
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With black shag carpets, white vinyl sofas and groovy music in the lobby, Austin Powers would feel right at home. Visiting hipsters enjoying free cocktails every evening from 8pm to 10pm. The hotel attracts a young crowd, with more style than money, who come here to kick back and go out. The friendly staff will do its best to make sure you're on the list at the best clubs in town.
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Hotel Ocean
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Revelers with deep pockets flock to this romantic 27-unit South Beach oasis serving up French maritime-themed style. Guest rooms are colorful, with French doors and portholes overlooking the action below. There is an elegant seafood restaurant downstairs with ample outdoor seating; other eateries line the pedestrian-filled street. There is no pool, but the legendary Miami Beach shoreline is just steps away.
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The Hotel Chelsea
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Soft amber lighting fills the guest rooms. Japanese style "floating" furniture and bamboo hardwood floors continue the cool, calming Eastern theme. Slate and glass bathrooms are stocked with Garden Botanica products to revive with and spa robes to chill out in. Down comforters ensure a good night's rest when you finally do decide to get some sleep.
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