Photo: © 2026 Hilton Hiton is preparing to open a new 289-room hotel in Miami Beach in early 2027, bringing five historic buildings dating back to the late 1930s and early 1950s together in one hospitality complex.
The new Hilton Miami Beach will be located in the city's Museum Historic District, within walking distance of the Miami Beach Convention Center, Collins Avenue, Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road.
The project brings together five historic structures spanning almost an entire city block. Rather than replacing them with a new development, the restoration will preserve their architectural identities while connecting them into a single hotel.
Photo: © 2026 HiltonThe buildings represent different periods of Miami Beach's architectural development, from Streamline Moderne to the distinctive Miami Modern, or MiMo, style.
One of the most notable structures is the former Collins Park Hotel, designed by architect Henry Hohauser and completed in 1939. Its features include a curved glass entrance, rounded corners and distinctive decorative details. During World War II, the building was used as military housing by the US Army Air Forces Technical Training Command.
Photo: © 2026 HiltonThe collection also includes the former Adams Hotel, designed by L. Murray Dixon in 1938, and the Tyler Hotel, designed by Albert Anis in 1940. Other buildings in the complex include the former Copley Terrace Apartments, S&M Apartments, and the Lord Charles and Gamshire buildings.
The restoration follows years of vacancy and a devastating fire in 2012.
Photo: © 2026 HiltonThe 289-room property will combine historic architecture with contemporary hotel facilities. Its interiors will draw inspiration from Miami Beach's Art Deco and midcentury design, incorporating soft pink and green tones, geometric patterns, polished metals and rounded shapes.
Guest rooms will feature custom furnishings, Serta beds, premium bedding, 65-inch televisions and Crabtree & Evelyn bathroom amenities. Selected rooms will also have private balconies or terraces, while larger suites will offer additional living space.
One of the hotel's main attractions will be its three swimming pools: one in a landscaped ground-level courtyard and two on the rooftop.
Photo: © 2026 HiltonAdditional facilities will include a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton equipment, complimentary bicycle rentals, concierge services and beach access with loungers and towels. Guests will also receive a welcome drink and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi.
Dining will be another central part of the development. Planned options include a signature restaurant serving coastal cuisine, a café offering specialty coffee and takeaway food, room service and a rooftop bar serving cocktails and light meals. An on-site market will provide additional snacks and refreshments.
Photo: © 2026 HiltonBeyond leisure stays, Hilton Miami Beach will feature rooftop and outdoor event spaces for corporate gatherings, networking events, private celebrations and social functions.
Bruce Siegel, vice president of operations and general manager of Hilton Miami Beach, said the project would allow guests to experience nearly 90 years of architectural history within one property, while combining preserved historic details with modern hotel amenities.
The hotel will participate in Hilton Honors, Hilton's loyalty program, giving members access to benefits including exclusive rates, flexible Points and money payments, and digital check-in and room access through the Hilton Honors app.
With its expected opening in early 2027, the property will add another hotel option to Miami Beach while giving a new use to several historic buildings that have remained vacant for years.