Betsy Hotel

L. Murray Dixon Built 1941 1320 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Art Deco 90%
Mediterranean Revival 70%

The Betsy Hotel is a celebrated example of Art Deco architecture in Miami Beach. Its restoration has maintained the historical integrity of its façade while integrating modern amenities.

Architectural Styles

Art Deco

90%

The building showcases characteristic features of the Art Deco style with its smooth, geometric lines and decorative elements.

Curved façade
Crisp lines
Ornamental details
Bold colors
Symmetrical shapes

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Mediterranean Revival

70%

The hotel incorporates Mediterranean influences seen in the use of tile work and archways.

Arched doorways
Tile roofing
Stucco walls
Wrought iron details
Terraces

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Notable Features

Iconic rooftop terrace
Historical significance in Art Deco District
Restored original artwork

Historical Context

Built as a luxury hotel during the Golden Age of Miami Beach, it is part of the Art Deco Historic District, which is recognized for its unique architectural style and historical value.