Starlite Hotel Neon Facade, Miami Beach

Starlite Hotel neon facade in Miami Beach with a lit palm tree in the foreground.
Starlite Hotel neon facade in Miami Beach with a lit palm tree in the foreground.

The Starlite Hotel in South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida, is illuminated at dusk with its neon hotel signage visible along the facade. The Art Deco-era property stands on the Ocean Drive streetscape, which is known for its historic hotels and nightlife-oriented businesses.

Photo taken in March 2025.

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