Hotel Nash

A premier Art Deco era property that has been transformed into a premier boutique hotel, with an emphasis on superb comfort, elegant style, and attentive personal service. Unlike many of the surrounding hotels, this property does not reiterate the expected Deco or minimalist themes, instead the Hotel Nash brings the civilized luxury of the South of France: fragrant gardens, a sage-green and ivory palette in harmonious combination with the original terrazzo floor and plush, custom made furnishings. The museum-style concierge desk holds an extensive library of classic and unusual videos -the only one of its kind in South Beach.

The Nash’s 52 guest rooms are havens of soothing sage-green and ivory, custom furnished with shield-shaped wardrobes that provide a memorable focal point for these understated rooms. Beautiful studies of local flora adorn the walls and spacious green-tiled bathrooms are equipped with Calcutta-marble dressing tables, and rainforest showerheads.
Modeling the civilized luxury of the South of France in the 1940s, the Nash’s self-contained garden evokes a romantic and aromatic Eden, replete with blooming jasmine, star anise, cypresses, bougainvillea, and soaring Norfolk Island Pines. Each season in the garden yields a different, captivating fragrance. Freshwater, saltwater and mineral water spa pools provide an added balm to the senses.
The Nash’s lobby-level restaurant, Mark’s South Beach, offers world-class cuisine in an intimate dining room that opens onto the garden and pool area. The hotel's breakfast is served in the Florida Room and includes a "help yourself" selection of fresh fruit, scones, croissants, yogurts and bagels; a more informal culinary highlight.

Located on 1120 Collins Avenue, the Hotel Nash LLC is ideally situated in the heart of Miami Beach’s landmark Art Deco district, one block from the beach and within walking distance to some of the best clubs, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions in town, including the galleries and boutiques of nearby Lincoln Road, the Jackie Gleason Theatre, and the Miami Beach Convention Centre.