Eurostars Winter Haven

Eurostars Winter Haven Miami Beach is a 1939 Art Deco hotel at 1400 Ocean Drive. It stands at the corner of 14th Street, inside the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District. Albert Anis designed the building. It has 70 rooms and an Italian restaurant on the ground floor. The hotel is a short walk from the sand and sits on the quieter southern stretch of Ocean Drive.

A 1939 Art Deco Building on Ocean Drive

Architect Albert Anis designed the hotel in 1939. Commercial Observer describes it as a six-story Art Deco building with Il Bolognese on the ground floor. Architectural histories note a tripartite front and extended “eyebrows” around the corners. They also describe a notched central bay and a canopy carried on fluted columns. Most Ocean Drive hotels are lower, so this one stands out for its height.

Inside, the lobby keeps the terrazzo floor and the curved mezzanine balconies. The decor is newer. The official rooms page describes “soft tones and fine woods” with Art Deco styling. Guests who want to sleep inside the historic district, rather than beside it, get that here.

Rooms and Views

The official rooms page lists nine room types across the 70 rooms. Every room has a desk, mini-bar, coffee machine, Smart TV, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Sizes are modest, as you would expect from a 1939 building.

• Deluxe Queen: about 194 square feet.
• Deluxe King: about 215 square feet.
• Deluxe King with partial ocean view or full ocean view: about 215 square feet.
• Deluxe King Corner: about 248 square feet, with ocean views.
• Premium Queen with Terrace: about 215 square feet, with a private terrace and partial ocean view.
• Family Room, standard or ocean view: about 248 square feet.
• Adapted Deluxe Queen: about 194 square feet, with accessible design.

If the view matters, book one of the ocean-view categories. The standard Deluxe rooms do not list an ocean view.

Choosing the Right Room

Couples will find the Deluxe King the simplest choice. Pay more for the Partial Ocean or Ocean View versions if you want to see the Atlantic from bed. The Deluxe King Corner is the largest king room, at about 248 square feet.

The Premium Queen with Terrace is the only category with a private terrace. Families should look at the two Family Room categories. Travelers who need an accessible room should ask for the Adapted Deluxe Queen. Confirm the details with the hotel before you pay.

Planning a Stay: Check-In, Deposit and Booking

Check-in starts at 3 p.m. Check-out is at 11 a.m. The hotel asks for a $75 per-stay deposit. Budget for it separately from the room rate.

You can book through the official Eurostars page for the hotel. It lists a reservations line at +44 (20) 3769 3446 and a front desk line at +1 305 531 5571. Pets are not allowed at the hotel. The official page lists no resort fee.

The same page says a booking of more than five rooms counts as a group booking. Group bookings may carry different payment terms. Ask the hotel before you confirm one.

Parking and Getting Around

Valet is the only parking option. The official page prices it at $49 per day plus taxes. Over a long stay, that adds up quickly.

Guests without a car can walk to most of South Beach. Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue are close. The beach lies across Ocean Drive from the hotel. Lincoln Road is farther north. Many guests walk there or take a short ride.

The Greater Miami visitor bureau listing also lists beach access and valet parking. It shows the same 1400 Ocean Drive address and a front desk phone of (305) 531-5571.

Il Bolognese and the Lobby Bar

The ground floor holds Il Bolognese, a full-service Italian restaurant. The official page gives its hours as 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. The lobby bar keeps the same hours. Breakfast runs from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m.

The dining room is bright and tall, with large windows onto 14th Street and Ocean Drive. Guests who want a sit-down meal without leaving the building can use it at both ends of the day. Anyone who wants more choice can walk into the wider South Beach dining scene.

What the Official Photos Show

The lobby photo shows a terrazzo floor and cream fluted columns. A curved balcony wraps above the reception desk. Planted seating areas and a back-lit bar sit off to the side.

The guestroom photos show a king bed under a ceiling fan. Windows look toward palms and the Atlantic. A small table, a coffee machine and a wall-mounted TV complete the room. In the dining room, tall windows and white tables fill a bright space with a terrazzo floor.

Rebrand History and Name Changes

The hotel operated as Winter Haven, Autograph Collection by Marriott. It became Eurostars Winter Haven Miami Beach in September 2024. Commercial Observer reported in October 2024 that Grupo Hotusa had bought the property from Hersha Hospitality Trust. The report says the buyer had already renamed it under the Eurostars brand.

The building, address and room inventory stayed the same. Older listings may still show the Winter Haven Hotel or Autograph Collection names. Check that you are booking the Eurostars property at 1400 Ocean Drive.

Who This Hotel Suits

This hotel suits travelers who want a historic Ocean Drive address. It works well for couples and small groups who plan to spend their days at the beach and in the neighborhood. A front desk, restaurant and bar sit in the same building.

It is a weaker fit if you need a pool or a gym. The official hotel pages list neither a swimming pool nor a fitness centre. It also suits travelers with a car less well, because valet is the only parking. Pets are not allowed. Rooms are compact, so families should look at the Family Room categories first.

Before You Book

Confirm the deposit and any group terms with the hotel. Confirm the valet rate at check-in, since it can change. Check which room category carries the ocean view you want. Look for the Eurostars name on any booking page.