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It's in this category, more than any other, where all the hype surrounding Miami, and particularly South Beach, is justified. What sets South Beach apart – what defines it as a travel destination – is the deco district, and the deco district's backbone is hotels. This is one of the largest concentrations of boutique hotels in the country. And the Beach's glam only grows with every new accommodation lauded by the travel glossies, which brings the designers, which brings the fashionistas, which brings the models, which brings the tourists, which brings the chefs and…well, you get the idea.

South Beach hotels are some of the most expensive in Florida. Also, if you opt for hotel parking, expect to be charged $25 to $40 a day for the privilege. It may be easier to park in the large public garages scattered all around South Beach.

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3 Star Hotel

Hotel St Augustine

South Beach 1-15

Wood that's blonder than Barbie and a crisp-and-clean deco theme combine to create one of SoFi's most elegant yet stunningly modern sleeps.

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4 Star Hotel

The Standard Spa Miami Beach

Look for the upside-down 'Standard' sign on the old Lido building on Belle Island (between South Beach and downtown Miami) and you'll find the Standard – which is anything but.

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from $309 per night
4 Star Hotel

Shore Club

South Beach 15-23

Imagine a Zen ink-brush painting; what's beautiful isn't what's there, but what gets left out. If you could turn that sort of art into a hotel room, it might look like the stripped-down yet serene digs of the Shore Club.

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from $162 per night
3 Star Hotel

Circa 39 Hotel Miami Beach

Miami Beach & North Miami

If you love South Beach style but loathe South Beach attitude, Circa has got your back. The lobby, with its multicolored light board, molded furniture and wacky embellishments, is one of the funkiest in Miami.

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from $195 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Pelican Hotel

South Beach 1-15

When the owners of Diesel jeans purchased the Pelican in 1999, they started scouring garage sales for just the right ingredients to fuel a mad experiment: 30 themed rooms that come off like a fantasy-suite hotel dipped in hip.

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from $210 per night
Hotel resort

Biltmore Hotel Coral Gables

Coral Gables

Though the Biltmore's standard rooms can be small, a stay here is a chance to sleep in one of the great laps of US luxury.

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from $199 per night
4 Star Hotel

Blue Moon Hotel, Autograph Collection®

South Beach 1-15

The service here couldn’t be friendlier, and while the hotel isn’t technically deco, it’s not too shabby either. The rooms are crisp and clean, and a kitschy, unpretentious atmosphere of tropical twee dominates throughout. Parking is $25 per day.

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from $169 per night
3 Star Hotel

Marseilles Hotel

South Beach 15-23

With 1930s-era architecture and design features from the hand of famous Euro architect Robert Swartburg, the Marseilles and its entertaining staff promise artsy luxury.

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from $128 per night
4 Star Hotel

Lords South Beach At Nash

South Beach 1-15

The modern interior of the Nash is beige and white hot. Or is that cool? Whatever. This quiet, elegant inn has an expansive marble lobby leading to 54 rooms that are cozy while chic and suitably sleek. Parking is $25 per day.

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from $299 per night
4 Star Hotel

The Grove Isle Hotel & Spa

Coconut Grove

One of those 'I've got my own little island' type places, Grove Island is off the coast of Coconut Grove.

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from $203 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Cadet Hotel

South Beach 15-23

This unassuming little boutique hotel has the perfect deco aesthetic, with creative embellishments everywhere and a shaded verandah that's an oasis of calm.

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from $436 per night
4 Star Hotel

The Raleigh Hotel

South Beach 15-23

While everyone else was trying to get all modern, the Raleigh painstakingly tried to restore itself to prewar glory. It succeeded in a big way.

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from $359 per night
5 Star Hotel

Mandarin Oriental Miami

Downtown Miami

The Mandarin shimmers on Brickell Key, which is actually annoying – you're a little isolated from the city out here.

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from $103 per night
3 Star Hotel

Hotel Chelsea

South Beach 1-15

When you walk into the Chelsea’s stylish lobby, you’re greeted by a sultry, black and yellow floral pattern that feels like it’s been lifted from a lingerie catalogue.

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from $254 per night
Hotel resort

Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach

Miami Beach & North Miami

The Roc's immense inner lobby draws inspiration from the Rat Pack glory days of Miami Beach cool, and rooms in the New Ocean Tower boast lovely views over the Intracoastal Waterway.

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from $227 per night
3 Star Hotel

Cardozo Hotel South Beach

South Beach 1-15

The Cardozo and its neighbor, the Carlyle, were the first deco hotels saved by the Miami Design Preservation League, and in the case of the Cardozo, we think they saved the best first.

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from $179 per night
4 Star Hotel

Conrad Miami

Downtown Miami

Conrad is trying to slide bits of South Beach celebrity into its gray-suited facade via hot promo parties and cool lizard-lounges, but really, this is a 36-story tower of glass, steel and business-traveler amenities.

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from $239 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Hotel Astor

South Beach 1-15

They lay the retro-punk on thick in the Astor lobby, glamorizing and exaggerating the Age of Transportation into a hip caricature of itself: a gigantic industrial fan blows over a ceiling studded with psychedelic 'lamp balls,' all suspended over .

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from $389 per night
4 Star Hotel

Delano

South Beach 15-23

The Delano opened in the 1990s and immediately started ruling the South Beach roost.

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from $128 per night
3 Star Hotel

South Beach Plaza Villas

South Beach 1-15

Before South Beach overloads you, head for this Eden where a tropical garden, ultra-hip bar, 1930s Spanish-Mediterranean villas, Art Deco bungalows and atmospheric hotel rooms await.

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from $148 per night
3 Star Hotel

Carlton Hotel South Beach

South Beach 1-15

The Carlton went and got all (vaguely) upmarket on us, adding crisp, white box rooms, stainless-steel accents, molded lobby furniture and design magazine accoutrement.

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from $259 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

The Beacon Hotel South Beach

South Beach 1-15

Overlooking a truly bumpin’ slice of Ocean Dr real estate, the Beacon has a grand dame of a deco lobby and friendly service, but the rooms are kind of plain.

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from $108 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Hotel St. Michel

Coral Gables

The Michel is more Metropole than Miami, and we mean that as a compliment. The old-world wooden fixtures, refined sense of tweedy style and dinner-jacket ambience don't get in the way of friendly service.

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from $295 per night
Hotel resort

The Ritz Carlton, Key Biscayne, Miami

Key Biscayne

Many Ritz-Carlton outposts feel a little cookie-cuttered, but the Key Biscayne outpost of the empire is pretty unique.

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from $293 per night
Hotel resort

The National Hotel

South Beach 15-23

The National is an old-school deco icon, with its bell-tower–like cap and slim yet muscular facade.

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from $99 per night
3 Star Hotel

The Whitelaw Hotel

South Beach 1-15

With a decor that can only be classified as 'brothel nouveau, ' this deco hotel is all done up in bright red and white, from the lobby to the rooms.

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from $230 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Albion South Beach Hotel

South Beach 15-23

Designer Carlos Zapata bills the Albion as the nexus of cutting-edge design, where the role models are Vincent Gallo and Martha Graham and the minibar’s stocked with condoms and Red Bull.

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from $256 per night
3.5 Star Hotel

Congress Hotel South Beach

South Beach 1-15

Lying in the low-slung, high-threadcount beds feels like swimming in silk, while en-suite bucket chairs were just made for your fine booty.

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