Good Hotel

Miami Beach, United States

No longer standing

Demolished or destroyed.

The Good Hotel was a Mediterranean Revival structure designed by architect Martin L. Hampton and completed in 1933 in Miami Beach, Florida. The building exemplified the architectural style popular in the region during the early twentieth century, featuring the ornamental details and classical proportions characteristic of Mediterranean Revival design. The hotel operated until its demolition in 1976, removing one of Miami Beach's early hospitality landmarks from the streetscape.