Clevelander South Beach

The Clevelander South Beach shows its face through a wrap-around, Art Deco facade painted in bright yellow and neon orange. Built in nineteen thirty-eight by architect Albert Anis, the hotel became a destination for visitors seeking direct access to the ocean breeze. Its bar area, which sits open to the street, gained notoriety in the eighties when it became a gathering point for local crowds and travelers alike. Musicians and dancers often occupy the outdoor stage while the party spills onto the sidewalk.