Admire the classic Art Deco style and iconic 14-story tower of The National Hotel which owes its beauty to Roy France, the man who essentially created the Miami Beach skyline. Renovations in recent years have faithfully maintained the legendary grace and unforgettable style while also implementing modern amenities and features for today’s travelers.

View the intricate mosaic on the atrium ceiling of Tamara’s Bistro, the hotel’s restaurant. It was commissioned and is comprised of thousands of tiny tiles patterned after a 1920’s painting entitled, “Girl with Gloves” by Tamara de Lempicka, a celebrated Art Deco artist, and the venerated patroness of the hotel.

Discover the marble compass in front of the 205-foot infinity pool, which points to the National Hotel in Cuba. The National Hotel resides within the stunning Miami Beach Architectural District, which is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.