A Neighborhood Hotel with a Different Miami View Just Reopened
Just as cold weather starts to settle in the northern parts of the U.S. and much of the (vaccinated) world is welcomed back, one of Miami’s more charming neighborhood hotels—Life House Little Havana—has reopened.
The 33-room property located just a few minutes from the neighborhood’s iconic Calle Ocho is housed in a historic 1920s guava-colored stucco building that fuses Art Deco and Mission Revival styles.
Stepping inside one finds a space that is just what millennials visiting a boutique hotel in Miami would hope to find—leafy plants, sleek mahogany furniture, and ceramics. The hotel intended the space to remind one of the entrance to a Caribbean mansion. Check-in, as with all the Life House properties (Miami Beach, Nantucket, and Denver so far), is done on your own via a tablet.