Richmond Hotel

With a rich history dating back to World War II, the Richmond is truly a long-standing masterpiece in the heart of Miami Beach's Art Deco District. Founded in 1941 by Pete Seltzer prior to the start of World War II, the beachfront Richmond was one of the first hotels to be constructed right on the ocean. It is the last of Miami Beach's family owned hotels to be run by its original family. Pat Herbert spearheaded renovation efforts using fine materials and European furnishings typical of the original Art Deco era. Completely restored, the hotel exudes all things contemporary and a warm vibe that complements Miami Beach's steamy climate. The lobby impresses with splashes of orange and beautiful flora. An exclusive bridge outside the hotel is your gateway to fun in the sun at the 400 foot beach.

The Richmond offers a bevy of exciting vacation activities. Take a leisurely swim inside the heated pool, work on your tan at the beach, or simply enjoy a relaxing massage. The hotel boasts a magnificent ocean front location that will tempt you to try your hand at several oceanwater sport activities. The Verandah Cafe will draw you with its delicious breakfast buffets and fresh lunch salads. At the end of the day, you will come to rooms that ooze style and comfort. Wrap yourself with white and airy linens adjacent to light wood furniture and enjoy the fine touch of these cozy spaces.

The Richmond is located in the heart of Miami Beach, a cosmopolitan area with a wide range of shopping, dining and sightseeing options. The Richmond is just two short blocks from the Miami Beach Convention Center and the Theater of the Performing Arts, while a quick 10 minute walk gets you to Ocean Drive's stylish restaurants.