The Classic Richmond Hotel Sits In The Heart Of Miami Beach's Art
Deco District, Directly On The Atlantic With A Palm-lined Swimming
Pool And Spa Between The Hotel And The Beach. The Art-deco Richmond
Is Probably The Last Of The Local, Family-owned Hotels Still Operated
By Its Original Family. Built In 1941, The Restored And Modernized
Hotel Remains A Great Example Of The Architecture Of The World War
Ii Period. The Location Is Excellent - Just Three Blocks From Lincoln
Road With Its Bistros And Abundant Shops And, Of Course, Close To
The Glitz And Glamour Of South Beach's Clubs, Boutiques And Cafes.
Guests Can Work Out In The Hotel's Fitness Center, Swim
In The Outdoor Pool Or Half-moon Spa Pool, And Then Loll Around
On Umbrella-shaded Chairs And Loungers. Just Past The Area, Guests
Will Discover A Private Walkway Leading To The Beach, Where They
Can Rent Loungers And Cabanas. The Hotel's Rooftop Also Features
A Terrace And A Solarium. The Richmond's Verandah Restaurant Serves
Espresso And Breakfasts. Although The Hotel Doesn't Have Its Own
Restaurant For Lunch And Dinner, Guests Can Find Plenty Other Dining
Options Around The Area.
Simple And Modest Guestrooms Feature All-white Bedding, Down Comforters
And Blond-oak Bed Frames Along With Touches Such As Red Umbrellas,
Original Bathroom Tiles, 1930s-inspired Clocks, Deco-inspired Floor
Lamps, And Minibars. Framed, Enlarged Prints Of Miami Beach Postcards,
Circa 1940, Decorate The Walls.
Guests At The Richmond Are A Mix Of Singles, Couples And Small
Groups. Hint: Art Center South Florida On Lincoln Road Is A Great
Place To Escape The Crowds And Tour Studios Of Working Artists.
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