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    The Hotel of South Beach | Hal Peat
    Personable, intimate, lively yet restful, The Hotel on South Beach manages to be one-of-a-kind in a highly competitive resort neighborhood, effortlessly creating an identity and guest experience you look forward to having again on your next visit....
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  • Delano | Hal Peat
    Delano is a luxury hotel in Miami's South Beach district. Even after renovation, the luxury hotel maintains its distinctive character and style - originally conceived by hotelier Ian Schrager - that made it into an instant local landmark with an...
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  • The Pelican Hotel | Hal Peat
    Small in size but unfailingly large in personality, The Pelican Hotel achieves with wit and seeming ease the type of originality that South Beach hotels of all shapes and sizes usually work hard to attain. The personable quality is there in the...
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  • Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach | Hal Peat
    Imaginative yet subtle use of space, natural elements and residential design combine to make your arrival at Four Seasons Palm Beach into something more akin to returning to a favored retreat that offers plenty of relaxation and amenities alongside...
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  • Covecastles | Hal Peat
    One traveler's home away from home may even become his castle, or so it can seem on tiny Anguilla's serene enclave known as Covecastles. Whether the original inspiration for Covecastles' abstract architectural lines were puffs of cloud along the...
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  • The Clift Hotel | Hal Peat
    With more than a few world-class design hotels to choose from, why not base your stay at The Clift, which has become a centerpiece itself for San Francisco's dynamic mix of traditional grandeur and contemporary techno-experimentation? A nearly...
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  • The Marlin | Hal Peat
    THE HOTEL IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION WORK UNTIL MARCH 2011 Built in 1937 by legendary Art Deco architect F. Murray Dixon, The Marlin of today retains the original wraparound eyebrows and regal patio on its three-story exterior. The interior...
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