The New Yorker Miami Hotel.
1950s Miami art hotel
1950s Miami art hotel
Remodeled 1950s hotel with pool and courtyard decorated with art.
The New Yorker Miami Hotel is a colorful, retro-inspired boutique hotel in Miami's historic MiMo District, convenient to the Design District, Wynwood, Downtown Miami, MIA, and PortMiami. Guests enjoy an outdoor pool, free parking, Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping, courtyard seating, and complimentary morning coffee and bagels. Its relaxed local character and central location make it a welcoming choice for international travelers, couples, cruise guests, and event visitors.
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The neighborhood, by people who live in it.
Retro neon, leafy side streets, and Biscayne Boulevard's landmark 1950s motels: the MiMo District is vintage Miami with a creative streak. Here's where we'd send our own friends.
Morningside Park
Bayfront green space with shaded walking paths, courts, and skyline views across the water.
5 min driveLegion Park Farmers Market
A small, genuinely local Saturday farmers market under the oaks on Biscayne Bay.
4 min driveThe Anderson
Neighborhood cocktail lounge with a retro room up front and a string-lit backyard.
5 min driveBiscayne Boulevard motel row
The 1950s Miami Modern motels that give the district its name. Best at dusk, when the neon comes on.
At the doorWynwood & the Design District
Murals, galleries, and design showrooms ten minutes down the boulevard.
10 min driveMiami's MiMo District, centered.
Exact address shared at booking confirmation. The map below shows the surrounding neighborhood.