Miami Beach is an electric and diverse city, offering a variety of neighborhoods and attractions. In the area’s Art Deco district is Nautilus, a Sixty Hotel, offering luxury beach stays combined with historic design.
Originally built in the 1950s and renovated to pay homage to that era, the 250-guestroom hotel is designed for comfort and authenticity. Every room features a vintage travel chest that serves as the minibar, stocked with gourmet options. There are also six stunning suite options available to guests, including the pinnacle in luxury, the 1,500 square foot Penthouse Suite.
Using heated saltwater, the 1,890 square foot pool is beachfront and gives guests a great springboard to the ocean. An underwater sound system means that the sophisticated vibe of the hotel continues out to the pool. Guests can also rent private cabanas from the hotel, for even more relaxation. Hungry guests do not have to leave the pool deck for a bite to eat, as food is served poolside.
Poolside dining is not the only option for hotel guests. Marrying the cuisines of southern France and Miami, the Nautilus Cabana Club focuses on locally sourced ingredients. There is also an all-day coffee shop and a lobby bar available for guests.
Retro vibes and beach house luxury facilities make Nautilus, a Sixty Hotel a fabulous vacation option in the heart of Miami Beach.