HOTEL SUMMARY
Discover Esmé Miami Beach, where the spirit of the original 1927 Spanish Village lives on through eight meticulously restored Mediterranean Revival buildings. Once a bohemian artist colony and Al Capone's clandestine retreat, this historic pedestrian plaza on Española Way now houses 145 elegantly appointed rooms and suites adorned with jewel tones, mahogany furnishings, and rich textures that whisper tales of a storied past. Wander through paseo walkways connecting vibrant spaces like the Basque-inspired Bar Pintxo and the moody El Salón cocktail bar, where tassel-fringed stools and candlelit tables create an intimate atmosphere. The Mediterranean restaurant The Drexel serves fresh, vibrant cuisine while the rooftop pool offers panoramic city views. Across the street, Casa Matanza—once rumored to be Capone's gambling den—adds another layer to this captivating narrative. Just one block from Collins Avenue yet worlds away from typical South Beach glamour, Esmé offers a subtle sanctuary where limestone and travertine architecture frames al fresco dining nooks and boutique shops. This is bohemian grandeur reimagined—a place where time slows, stories unfold, and discerning travelers discover Miami Beach's most culturally rich hideaway.