Indian Creek Hotel

The desk clerk at the delightful Indian Creek Hotel handed me a room key that dangled from the jaws of a foot-long rubber alligator. It was one of many small touches that set the tone for this whimsical, painstakingly restored Deco hotel.
- New York Times

Visiting the Indian Creek Hotel is like stepping into a time machine . . . it captures the look, feel, and sounds of the 1930's . . . The hotel complements its décor with old-fashioned hospitality.
- The Miami Herald

Recreating a bygone era of exquisite, personalized service in a homey atmosphere. . . the exquisite Indian Creek Hotel stands like a sentinel of refined retro, a monument to a lifestyle and era long past. Restored to its original splendor, the hotel has become the low-key happening spot on the Beach . . .
- Ocean Drive Magazine

If you want to be away from the South Beach bustle, but still enjoy the proximity and flavor of the Art Deco district, try the Indian Creek Hotel, which melds the graciousness of a small European hostelry with the informal charm of a Key West quest house.
- Passport Newsletter

The famously renovated Indian Creek Hotel is a delightfully serene place with excellent service and very friendly staff . . . The spotless rooms have been painstakingly restored to their Deco glory.
- Lonely Planet City Guide Miami

Pueblo meets Deco in this just-opened rehab jewel with that home-away-from-home feel.
- Men's Journal

Miami Beach with its buzzy Art Deco district is the place to spend a day, but the question is where in the Art Deco district should one go and which hotel of the zillion around is worth an overnight stay or at least a visit? The Indian Creek Hotel is the one that just plain stole my heart . . . 2727 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach; it's pure visual poetry.
- Flying Vieende, Sprinbok

A cozy Deco-dazzling Indian Creek Hotel has a pool, lunch lounge, garden, and a superb and friendly staff along with rooms and suites.
- Lonely Planet

The few surveyors who have ferreted out this 1936 Art Deco central Beach Landmark report it is a "totally film noir great place" - a careful restoration complete with the original Norman Bel Geddes-designed furniture has received accolades from architects and preservationists.
- Zagat

Slightly north of South beach, is a small hotel where every detail of 1936 has been meticulously restored. From one the Beach's first self-operating to period steam trucks in the lobby. The modest rooms are outfitted in Art Deco furnishing with pretty tropical printed and all modern amenities. Just one short block from a good spread of sand the hotel is perfectly situated from the hectic scenes on South Beach, yet close enough to walk to most activities. A landscaped pool is a great place to lounge in the sun. The hotel offers a small conference center.
- Frommers

. . . this 1936 Pueblo Deco jewel may just be Miami's most charming and sincere lodge - and it's getting nicer every year. With cozy dining room, lush pool and garden, and restored rooms using Art Deco furniture much of if found discarded in the basement. Stay awhile and manager and staff will have you feel like family.
- Fodors

A few blocks north of the Art Deco along the Indian Creek waterway and one block from the beach, this coy painstakingly restored hotel is becoming known as a must-stay. Pueblo Deco is the reigning style; the lobby transfers you back to 1936 with its clean lines, vintage furniture, plants, and Art Deco style chandeliers. Rooms are equally pleasant. The warm efficient staff makes you feel as it you never left home.
- Time Out











			The desk clerk at the delightful Indian Creek Hotel handed me a room key that dangled from the jaws of a foot-long rubber alligator. It was one of many small touches that set the tone for this whimsical, painstakingly restored Deco hotel. - New York Times Visiting the Indian Creek Hotel is like stepping into a time machine . . . it captures the look, feel, and sounds of the 1930's . . . The hotel complements its décor with old-fashioned hospitality. - The Miami Herald Recreating a bygone era of exquisite, personalized service in a homey atmosphere. . . the exquisite Indian Creek Hotel stands like a sentinel of refined retro, a monument to a lifestyle and era long past. Restored to its original splendor, the hotel has become the low-key happening spot on the Beach . . . - Ocean Drive Magazine If you want to be away from the South Beach bustle, but still enjoy the proximity and flavor of the Art Deco district, try the Indian Creek Hotel, which melds the graciousness of a small European hostelry with the informal charm of a Key West quest house. - Passport Newsletter The famously renovated Indian Creek Hotel is a delightfully serene place with excellent service and very friendly staff . . . The spotless rooms have been painstakingly restored to their Deco glory. - Lonely Planet City Guide Miami Pueblo meets Deco in this just-opened rehab jewel with that home-away-from-home feel. - Men's Journal Miami Beach with its buzzy Art Deco district is the place to spend a day, but the question is where in the Art Deco district should one go and which hotel of the zillion around is worth an overnight stay or at least a visit? The Indian Creek Hotel is the one that just plain stole my heart . . . 2727 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach; it's pure visual poetry. - Flying Vieende, Sprinbok A cozy Deco-dazzling Indian Creek Hotel has a pool, lunch lounge, garden, and a superb and friendly staff along with rooms and suites. - Lonely Planet The few surveyors who have ferreted out this 1936 Art Deco central Beach Landmark report it is a "totally film noir great place" - a careful restoration complete with the original Norman Bel Geddes-designed furniture has received accolades from architects and preservationists. - Zagat Slightly north of South beach, is a small hotel where every detail of 1936 has been meticulously restored. From one the Beach's first self-operating to period steam trucks in the lobby. The modest rooms are outfitted in Art Deco furnishing with pretty tropical printed and all modern amenities. Just one short block from a good spread of sand the hotel is perfectly situated from the hectic scenes on South Beach, yet close enough to walk to most activities. A landscaped pool is a great place to lounge in the sun. The hotel offers a small conference center. - Frommers . . . this 1936 Pueblo Deco jewel may just be Miami's most charming and sincere lodge - and it's getting nicer every year. With cozy dining room, lush pool and garden, and restored rooms using Art Deco furniture much of if found discarded in the basement. Stay awhile and manager and staff will have you feel like family. - Fodors A few blocks north of the Art Deco along the Indian Creek waterway and one block from the beach, this coy painstakingly restored hotel is becoming known as a must-stay. Pueblo Deco is the reigning style; the lobby transfers you back to 1936 with its clean lines, vintage furniture, plants, and Art Deco style chandeliers. Rooms are equally pleasant. The warm efficient staff makes you feel as it you never left home. - Time Out


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