The hotelier Hilton plans to open, at the beginning of 2027, the Hilton Miami Beach, a 289-room hotel located in the Historical District of Miami Beach Museums (United States), which will integrate and showcase five historic buildings erected between 1938 and 1953.
Located at number 2000 Park Avenue—very close to the Miami Beach Convention Center, Collins Avenue, Ocean Drive, and Lincoln Road—the project will occupy practically an entire block and will operate under the main banner Hilton Hotels & Resorts.
The architectural design proposes the recovery of emblematic properties that show the transition from Streamline Moderne style to postwar Miami Modern (MiMo), after years of abandonment and damage caused by a fire in 2012.
Among the buildings that will be rehabilitated are the former Collins Park Hotel (1939), a work by Henry Hohauser and used as military lodging during World War II; the Adams Hotel and the Copley Terrace Apartments (1938), signed by L. Murray Dixon; the Tyler Hotel (1940) and the Lord Charles and Gamshire properties (1953), designed by Albert Anis; in addition to the S&M Apartments (1948), which would later come to be known as Sunking II.
The Vice President of Operations and hotel General Manager, Bruce Siegel, has emphasized that the future establishment will allow visitors to experience nearly 90 years of architectural history within a single complex, by "combining the preservation of the original details with new gathering areas for leisure and business travelers."
Facilities and dining concept
The 289 rooms—among them junior suites and suites with greater space, some with balcony or private terrace—will feature custom-designed furnishings and bathroom amenities from the firm Crabtree & Evelyn. The interior design project will opt for a palette of pinks and soft greens, polished metals, and geometries inspired by the Art Déco characteristic of the area.
In the services section, the complex will include three pools—one located in a landscaped courtyard at street level and two others on the rooftop—a 24-hour gym equipped with Peloton bikes, free bicycle lending, direct access to the beach with hammock and towel service, as well as several outdoor spaces and on the roof for corporate events and private celebrations.
The food offer will revolve around a main seaside cuisine restaurant, an informal café with options for takeaway, a store of basic products, room service and a rooftop bar.