The Plymouth
EST. 2017
The Plymouth Hotel is a revival of a four-story Art Moderne building.
Custom designed by Fernando Santangelo, the 110 room hotel offers an experience of design-centric living with a sense of solitude and intimacy. The Plymouth pool takes the center stage in their backyard oasis. Surrounded by bright pink beach chairs and umbrellas, guests are sure to feel the retro-chic Miami vibes.
- Type
- Banquet Hall / Event FacilityBoutique HotelHistoric BuildingHotel / Resort / SpaRestaurant / Private Dining
- Style
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Art Deco
Bohemian
Contemporary
Elegant
Vintage
Venue Setting
Located in Miami Beach’s historic Collins Park, The Plymouth Hotel is a revival of a four-story Art Moderne building. Custom designed by Fernando Santangelo, the 110 room hotel offers an experience of design-centric living with a sense of solitude and intimacy.
The Plymouth pool takes the center stage in their backyard oasis. Surrounded by bright pink beach chairs and umbrellas, guests are sure to feel the retro-chic Miami vibes.
The bustling bistro and bar area for guests comes alive with fun swing benches and huge potted palms that create a playful social space. Its landscape combines elements from Miami, South of France, London, and LA, creating a virgin, casual atmosphere for locals and guests to enjoy. The Plymouth also houses Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill featuring their famous Japanese cuisine.
The Plymouth pool takes the center stage in their backyard oasis. Surrounded by bright pink beach chairs and umbrellas, guests are sure to feel the retro-chic Miami vibes.
The bustling bistro and bar area for guests comes alive with fun swing benches and huge potted palms that create a playful social space. Its landscape combines elements from Miami, South of France, London, and LA, creating a virgin, casual atmosphere for locals and guests to enjoy. The Plymouth also houses Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill featuring their famous Japanese cuisine.
Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
No
- Additional charges
Taxes
Service Fees
Room Blocks
Catering
Event Production- Insurance
Additional Insurance May Be Required Depending On The Event
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
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While Miami may be known for palm trees, ocean breezes, sandy beaches, vintage South Beach vibes, Art Deco designs and glittering nightlife, it is also home to the American Art Basel. The Miami of today is a storied city with multicultural roots and a glamorous past mixed with a global urban grittiness, boldly pushing the limits of what’s possible in art, design, food and hospitality. This comprehensive Guide to Miami will take you down iconic oceanfront Collins Avenue in South Beach, home to glamorous hotels, museums and a progressive culinary scene, through urban Brickell, the city’s financial center, as well as the Wynwood Arts District to the community-based food hall revolution until all you can think about is when real life ends and a magical weekend in Miami begins.
Reporter: Katie Bush
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