Hotel Greystone
Hotel · Miami Beach
1920 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Highlights
Chic Art Deco hotel with a rooftop pool, jazz bar & French-Japanese restaurant
Chic Art Deco hotel with a rooftop pool, jazz bar & French-Japanese restaurant
"Whether kicking off the night or winding it down, a stop at the Greystone Bar is always a good call. This sultry hideaway sets the tone with dim lighting and a touch of old-school glamour, making it the perfect backdrop for a S’il Vous Plaît martini. Shaken with Botanist gin, Amaro Montenegro, and Lillet Blanc, it’s a herbaceous twist on the classic, with just enough bite to keep things interesting. For purists, the traditional version is just as satisfying, and both pair perfectly with the bar’s smash burger and live jazz." - Alona Martinez
"The dark bar tucked inside this Art Deco gem offers privacy and ambiance with a long bar and plenty of additional comfy seating (the leopard print is a bonus). From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., beers and classic cocktails like margarita, old-fashioned, daiquiri, and mojito are BOGO. Wine lovers will appreciate the “heavy-handed wine pour” — basically two glasses for the price of one — along with tasty bar food like crispy chicken tenders, Baja tacos, waffle fries, and the venue’s legendary smash burger." - Alona Martinez
"Awarded one Michelin key as an adults-only property providing a very special stay, this Miami Beach hotel is recognized for its design, consistent service, comfort, and a curated, adult-oriented atmosphere." - Stacey Lastoe
"The historic 1930s Art Deco façade of the Hotel Greystone looks brand new — and after a vast renovation, what’s inside looks more or less like the last word in contemporary South Beach boutique luxury. The location, right on Collins Avenue, is just about as central as it gets, but the Greystone’s interiors offer immediate relief from the bustle outside; in the lobby, soothing cream tones dominate, accented by living greenery and subtle Deco reverberations." - Mark Fedeli
"The historic 1930s Art Deco façade of the Hotel Greystone looks brand new — and after a vast renovation, what’s inside looks more or less like the last word in contemporary South Beach boutique luxury." - MICHELIN Guide
