The Leslie Hotel wears a soft, butter-yellow coat with stark white horizontal bands that run the length of its facade. Built in nineteen thirty-seven by architect Albert Anis, it stands as a prime example of Art Deco design, defined by its clean, geometric lines and symmetry. While its neighbors often lean into nautical themes, the Leslie holds a restrained profile, favoring a flat roof and simple concrete relief. It remains a fixture from Miami Beach’s original era of rapid, stylish expansion.
Leslie Hotel Ocean Drive
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