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Marriott Stanton South Beach

Miami Beach, Florida, United States · Marriott · Near Luxury

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The name reaches back to the two-story Stanton Hotel, an Art Deco holdout built in 1939 by architect Anton Skislewicz and folded into today's Ocean Drive resort. South Beach runs out at South of Fifth here, with two infinity pools facing the Atlantic; Martin Brudnizki recast the public rooms, and the Japanese restaurant Azabu hides its omakase counter, The Den, inside.

About Marriott Stanton South Beach

History

The surviving Stanton Hotel building dates to 1939 and was designed by Anton Skislewicz. Key International developed the modern resort around it in 2000. After a $10 million renovation, South Beach Marriott took the Stanton name in 2013, followed by a two-phase, $22 million transformation completed in 2018.

The setting

The resort stands at 161 Ocean Drive in South of Fifth, the quieter southern end of South Beach, directly on the Atlantic and a short walk from South Pointe Park.

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