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Sale of Hotel Clifton draws “tremendous” interest

Hotel Clifton
Hotel Clifton

“Location, location, location!” Paramount Lodging Advisors’ Mike Hartman said of the Hotel Clifton, a South Beach Art Deco property his firm and Cambean Hospitality have teamed up to sell.

The 34-room boutique hotel at 1343 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach was built in 1948 and fully renovated in 2010 by new owners, Cambean Hospitality, becoming Miami Beach’s first LEED gold-certified property, according to a release.

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The white, two-story hotel, with its name in distinctive, Gothic lettering illuminated at night in yellow neon, went on the market last week. “We’ve seen a tremendous amount of interest,” Hartman said.

The property is a “hotelier’s hotel,” Hartman added, because it offers “a limited service room-centric revenue stream.”

Junior suites are available at the hotel for about $256 for a night. –Emily Schmall