This restored Art-Deco building started out as the Greenbrier Hotel in 1940. Today, the place’s 71 rooms have been done up in eclectic style. Inside the large guest rooms, that means you’ll find mix-and-match furnishings, walls painted in colors reminiscent of sherbet flavors, and vintage touches such as a mini bar stashed in a '50s-style icebox. There are idiosyncrasies, too—some more welcome than others. While certain units have kitchenettes and terraces overlooking the adjoining Indian Creek waterway, others have smaller windows and no closets. The hotel sits in a relatively low-key corner of the otherwise chichi Mid-Beach area; the ocean is two blocks away.


(A photo of the hotel before it was rebranded)