
The candy-colored Art Deco hotels along Ocean Drive are worth checking out in both sun-drenched daylight and once the sun goes down and the neon signs light up.

Built in 1939, the interior of the rotunda of the Miami Beach United States Post Office still features decorative detail and murals from that time.

An L. Murray Dixon building, The Marlin, built in 1939 at 1200 Collins Avenue, features Deco's signature curved corners and pretty pastels. Today it is a boutique hotel.

The Lincoln Theatre was designed by architects Robert E. Collins and Thomas White Lamb and built as a cinema house in 1936 and later became a symphony hall. Today it is home to an outpost of retailer H&M.

The Cavalier Hotel, located at 1320 Ocean Drive, was built in 1936 and renovated in 2015.



