National Hotel
What the experts agree on
An Art Deco classic on Collins Avenue, famed for its iconic 205-foot pool and vintage 1940s charm. Experts love its quietly elegant, retro-chic vibe—a calmer alternative to South Beach's flashier, party-driven neighbors.
“A moderately priced designer hotel on posh upper Collins Avenue, the National boasts one of the largest, sleekest pools in Miami.”
– Oyster
"Sceney it's not, but scenic? Absolutely. With its towering ceilings, sultry furnishings, and massive gilded mirrors, the elegant 1940s-style National is a Deco darling." Full review
"The most spectacular feature is Miami Beach's longest pool, which stretches from the tower, past a series of comfy black-and-white-striped cabanas and poolside tables, to a duo of tropical tiki bars." Full review
"The National is an old-school deco icon, with its bell-tower–like cap and slim yet muscular facade." Full review
"Located in the Art Deco District, the historic National Hotel provides a quiet retreat from the party atmosphere of Collins Avenue." Full review
"Nestled between the hip Delano and Sagamore hotels, the Art Deco National has towering ceilings, massive mirrors, and a 1940s vibe."
"The National Hotel has been SoBe's posterchild for conservative art-deco style since reopening in the early 1990s." Full review
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This is a great choice for commercial travelers, but high-end folk best choose their accommodations carefully: Cabana rooms and suites.
"Art Deco history meets modern amenities. Choose from historic tower or poolside cabana accommodation."
17.5
"this 1939 Art Deco landmark now has the longest infinity pool in town." Full review
"Beautiful art deco hotel with absolutely no nightlife whatsoever."
"Its beachfront location, two pools (one of them 203-feet long), and playfully decorated rooms in the main tower and 36 cabana suites, attract a young, stylish mix of guests." Full review
$192/night
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