Betsy Hotel

Built 1940s 1250 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Art Deco 85%
Mediterranean Revival 50%

The Betsy Hotel is a notable example of Art Deco architecture located in South Beach, Miami. Its design encapsulates the vibrant and tropical essence of the area, making it a significant landmark in the local hospitality landscape.

Architectural Styles

Art Deco

85%

Art Deco style is seen in the building's geometric shapes, bold colors, and decorative motifs.

Curved facade
Geometric patterns
Bold colors
Stylized ornamentation
Symmetrical forms

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Mediterranean Revival

50%

Elements of Mediterranean Revival are evident in the arches and tile work.

Arched windows
Terracotta roof tiles
Stucco exterior
Wrought iron details
Balconies

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Notable Features

Palm trees lining the street
Outdoor dining
Historical significance in Art Deco district
Stylish facade
Renovated interiors

Historical Context

Built in the 1940s during the height of the Art Deco movement, the Betsy Hotel exemplifies the unique architectural style that defined South Beach in that era.