Pancoast Hotel

Miami Beach, United States

No longer standing

Demolished or destroyed.

The Pancoast Hotel was a Mediterranean Revival structure erected in Miami Beach in 1924 by architect Martin L. Hampton. The hotel embodied the ornamental aesthetic characteristic of the era's revival style, which drew inspiration from southern European architectural traditions. The building stood until its demolition in 1953, representing a now-vanished chapter of Miami Beach's early twentieth-century hospitality development.