Betsy Hotel

L. Murray Dixon Built 1941 1200 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Art Deco 90%
Mediterranean Revival 60%

The Betsy Hotel is a notable example of Art Deco architecture located in South Beach, Miami. Its design reflects the vibrant aesthetic of the time, featuring pastel colors and geometric forms, making it an important part of the Art Deco Historic District.

Architectural Styles

Art Deco

90%

The style is characterized by bold geometric shapes, bright colors, and intricate detailing that evoke the glamour of the 1920s and 30s.

Geometric forms
Pastel color palette
Ornamental detailing
Stylized motifs

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Mediterranean Revival

60%

The property features elements of Mediterranean Revival style, incorporating arches and tiled roofs that contribute to its tropical aesthetic.

Arched windows
Tiled roofs
Balconies
Stucco walls

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Notable Features

Historic landmark status
Oceanfront location
Prominent palm trees lining the street

Historical Context

Built in 1941, The Betsy Hotel represents a pivotal moment in Miami’s architecture, reflecting the city's boom during the early 20th century and its embrace of the Art Deco style.

Fun Facts

The Betsy was originally designed as an apartment building before being transformed into a hotel.
It is known for its collection of art and hosting various cultural events.

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