The Aloha

If you’re looking for a bit of history and lot of charm, look no further than The Aloha. This boutique-style hotel is sure to capture your attention with its modern interiors and gorgeous Art Deco style. Josh Stein, who loves to show Art Deco buildings, says this is one of the most timeless. Built in 1937, the building’s facade still showcases the Floridian style of the time.

Inside, renovated kitchens, bathrooms, electrical wiring, and plumbing are fully modern. All these upgrades were made in 2005. With just eight units in a two-story structure, each one- or two-bedroom residence ranges from 540 to 940 square feet. Huge windows and high ceilings make the most of the floorplan. Complemented with sleek countertops and flooring, the combined effect makes each unit cozy.

The building sits on prime real estate on South Beach where fun bars and upscale restaurants beckon. Walk from Meridian Avenue, past dozens of buildings designed in the same vein, to an exciting night out on the town. The city’s skyline is visible from your vantage point. Rest easy knowing beaches and ocean access are nearby. Josh Stein’s vintage condominium complex near historic Espanola Way district is sure to leave a lasting impression.