Pros
- Historic Spanish hotel in South Beach's Art Deco district
- Great Ocean Drive location near beach, bars, and shops
- Contemporary, elegant rooms with queen beds, AC, and mini-fridges
- Bathrooms with shower/tub combos, toiletries, and hairdryers
- Spacious Junior Suites with couches available
- Connected restaurant (not affiliated with the hotel)
- Free beach towels and folding beach chairs
- Free Wi-Fi
- Original 1920s elevator in use
- Valet parking available (fee)
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Cons
- Loud and lively hotel (pro for some)
- No beach club partnership
- No pool, spa, or gym
- Resort fee without typical resort features
- No pets allowed (pro for some)
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Bottom Line
The 54-room Beach Park Hotel is a mid-range property with affordable rates right off Ocean Avenue in the Art Deco Historic District of South Beach. Rooms were renovated in 2017 and feature a contemporary Art Deco look, AC flat-screens, and mini-fridges, though the rest of the hotel maintains a classic Spanish look inside and out. There's no pool here, but a daily resort fee covers things like beach gear and Wi-Fi (but not parking). A third-party restaurant is on the ground level, plus numerous eateries and shops are nearby. The reasonable rates, location across the street from the beach, and lovely rooms are popular with young travelers looking for a place to crash between partying. Those wanting a similarly priced option with a more features may prefer the Bentley Hotel one block south.
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Amenities
- Internet
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Beach Park Hotel
Hotel Class:Mid-Range
Scene
Historic Spanish hotel popular for its comfortable rooms and affordable rates
Built in 1929 by a Spanish architect, the Beach Park Hotel is historic, though its dated exterior lacks the charming Art Deco design look of nearby hotels. Inside, the Spanish influence can still be felt and decor emits an overall classic European feel. The spacious lobby greets guests with original maroon and cream floors, Spanish music overhead, and a mix of classic carved wood and contemporary furniture. The gold-painted rails and olive-colored velvet curtains add to the vintage vibe, while the potted palms, fresh lilies, and stacked vintage suitcases are charming decor touches. The lacquered reception desk is covered in gold dominos, paying tribute to a traditional Miami pastime. This hotel's rates and location make it popular with young partiers, so it's not the best pick for those wanting a quiet vacation.
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Location
In South Beach, across the street from Lummus Park and the beach
Beach Park Hotel is located in South Beach's Art Deco Historic District, just one block from the beach and just a few minutes' walk to the madness of South Beach's party scene. Resting right on the action of Ocean Drive, guests can expect a lively atmosphere and street noise. The hotel is located across the street from Lummus Park, giving visitors a quick and scenic route to the paved boardwalk on the other side of the park. The Art Deco Historic District is just a five-minute walk up Ocean Ave, and Espanola Way, the popular European-style street, is a 20-minute walk. Several options for shopping, restaurants, bars, and convenience stores are all within walking distance. The Wynwood arts district and Downtown Miami are both around 20 minutes away by car, while Miami Airport is about a 25-minute drive.
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Rooms
Bright, contemporary rooms with Art Deco touches and queen beds
The 54 rooms at Beach Park Hotel have a modern Art Deco design featuring gold metal and glass furniture, geometric accents, and vintage-style touches such as mirrored drink carts or old Cuban suitcases. Mini-fridges, AC, and small flat-screen TVs come standard, as do convenient ironing facilities and mini-hairdryers. Bathrooms have shower/tub combos and generic bath products. Guests can expect clean rooms with natural light and throw pillows with fun pineapple prints. Queen City Views have up close and personal views of nearby buildings, and are just large enough to be comfortable for a couple. Two Queen City Views come with two queen beds, though note that in some rooms these beds are facing each other on opposite walls. Junior Suites add cream marble floors in the bathrooms, couches in sitting areas (pullout sofas available on request), and more space. These rooms have two queen beds and views out the front of the hotel to Lummus Park.
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Features
Free Wi-Fi and beach gear, but no pool, spa, or gym
Beach Park Hotel doesn’t have much to offer as far as on-site features goes, lacking a pool, spa, and gym. However, guests are still charged a resort fee that covers free in-room water, free Wi-Fi, and safes. Guests can also grab free beach towels and folding beach chairs from reception. There’s no partner beach club, but guests have access to the public beach across the park. There is a restaurant connected to the hotel, though it is not a part of the hotel and guests cannot charge meals to their rooms. One of the more unique features of Beach Park is that it still uses its original elevator. Parking is valet-only for an overnight fee.
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Things You Should Know About Beach Park Hotel
Also Known As
- Beach Paradise Miami
- Hotel Beach Paradise
- Beach Paradise Hotel
Room Types
- 2 Queens Ocean Front Room
- 2 Queens Standard City View Room
- 2 Queen Suite
- Queen Standard City View Room
- Queen Standard Ocean Front Room
Address
600 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, Florida 33139-6219, United States
Phone
(305) 531-0021
Website
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Beach Park Hotel
Hotel Class:Mid-Range
Scene
Historic Spanish hotel popular for its comfortable rooms and affordable rates
Built in 1929 by a Spanish architect, the Beach Park Hotel is historic, though its dated exterior lacks the charming Art Deco design look of nearby hotels. Inside, the Spanish influence can still be felt and decor emits an overall classic European feel. The spacious lobby greets guests with original maroon and cream floors, Spanish music overhead, and a mix of classic carved wood and contemporary furniture. The gold-painted rails and olive-colored velvet curtains add to the vintage vibe, while the potted palms, fresh lilies, and stacked vintage suitcases are charming decor touches. The lacquered reception desk is covered in gold dominos, paying tribute to a traditional Miami pastime. This hotel's rates and location make it popular with young partiers, so it's not the best pick for those wanting a quiet vacation.
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Location
In South Beach, across the street from Lummus Park and the beach
Beach Park Hotel is located in South Beach's Art Deco Historic District, just one block from the beach and just a few minutes' walk to the madness of South Beach's party scene. Resting right on the action of Ocean Drive, guests can expect a lively atmosphere and street noise. The hotel is located across the street from Lummus Park, giving visitors a quick and scenic route to the paved boardwalk on the other side of the park. The Art Deco Historic District is just a five-minute walk up Ocean Ave, and Espanola Way, the popular European-style street, is a 20-minute walk. Several options for shopping, restaurants, bars, and convenience stores are all within walking distance. The Wynwood arts district and Downtown Miami are both around 20 minutes away by car, while Miami Airport is about a 25-minute drive.
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Rooms
Bright, contemporary rooms with Art Deco touches and queen beds
The 54 rooms at Beach Park Hotel have a modern Art Deco design featuring gold metal and glass furniture, geometric accents, and vintage-style touches such as mirrored drink carts or old Cuban suitcases. Mini-fridges, AC, and small flat-screen TVs come standard, as do convenient ironing facilities and mini-hairdryers. Bathrooms have shower/tub combos and generic bath products. Guests can expect clean rooms with natural light and throw pillows with fun pineapple prints. Queen City Views have up close and personal views of nearby buildings, and are just large enough to be comfortable for a couple. Two Queen City Views come with two queen beds, though note that in some rooms these beds are facing each other on opposite walls. Junior Suites add cream marble floors in the bathrooms, couches in sitting areas (pullout sofas available on request), and more space. These rooms have two queen beds and views out the front of the hotel to Lummus Park.
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Features
Free Wi-Fi and beach gear, but no pool, spa, or gym
Beach Park Hotel doesn’t have much to offer as far as on-site features goes, lacking a pool, spa, and gym. However, guests are still charged a resort fee that covers free in-room water, free Wi-Fi, and safes. Guests can also grab free beach towels and folding beach chairs from reception. There’s no partner beach club, but guests have access to the public beach across the park. There is a restaurant connected to the hotel, though it is not a part of the hotel and guests cannot charge meals to their rooms. One of the more unique features of Beach Park is that it still uses its original elevator. Parking is valet-only for an overnight fee.
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Amenities
Air Conditioner
Airport Transportation
Basic Television
Beach
Cable
Concierge
Dry Cleaning
Internet
Kids Allowed
Meeting / Conference Rooms
Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
Room Service
Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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