Townhouse Hotel

The Townhouse Hotel is nestled among many art deco buildings and homes. There are numerous shops and other attractions of South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida that are within walking distance or a short car ride. The Townhouse Hotel is meant to be simple, yet fresh. It is owned by Jonathan Morr who also owned a hip Manhattan restaurant and Condesa Hotel in Mexico City. The Townhouse Hotel was built in 1939 with 69 rooms and five stories. All of the rooms were recently renovated by India Mahdavi, a well known Paris designer.

The guest rooms are each designed to be unique, with maximum space for furniture. Blue pillows adorn each bed with giant round poufs and rugs to add to the décor. Amenities in the rooms and at the hotel include a free Parisian breakfast, free WiFi, rooftop terrace, gift and sundry store, Bond St. Lounge, mini fridges, and in room safes. The rooms and hotel also offer iron, hair dryers, ironing boards, valet parking, workout stations, concierge, beach concessions, and beach bikes for rent. The pent houses have private terraces.

The hotel has been an interest to the film and photography business, with such clients as Elle, Cosmopolitan, Hugo Boss and others using the hotel.