The Clay Hotel Miami Beach

The Clay Hotel Miami Beach is a very affordable historic hotel in the heart of Miami Beach. Built in 1925, it was once part of Al Capone's gambling ring. It is in the heart of the boutiques, shops and restaurants which make up South Beach. The shops and nightlife on Lincoln Road are within walking distance, along with the Jackie Gleason Theater, the Convention Center and the Bass Museum of Art. Just a little further away is the Miami Beach Golf Club.

Location
The Clay Hotel is in traffic-free Espanola Way, a charming enclave of South American style restaurants and hotels tucked away from the main thoroughfare. It is just two blocks from the oceanfront, the Art Deco hotels on Ocean Drive and the lovely Lummus Park.

Rooms
Rooms range from single, double and family size to VIP and all have air conditioning, refrigerators and satellite TV.

Restaurant
There is no restaurant on-site at the Clay Hotel but there are a choice of cafes and eateries right outside the hotel.

General
The Clay Hotel Miami Beach offers tropical outdoor courtyard areas, fully equipped kitchens and washer-dryers to make longer stays very comfortable. There is a 24-hour front desk, housekeeping services and wake-up calls. The multilingual staff can make reservations for trips to the Everglades National Park, or offer directions to the Seaquarium and Parrot Jungle Island nearby.