“We want The Goodtime Hotel to impart a feeling of both revitalization and that rare, exciting thrill that takes over when you discover something special,” says Pharrell Williams. “It’s that adrenaline-fueled sensation of entering a whole new setting and a whole new mindset. This place will provide a naturally good time, for all who come through.”

Its corrugated facade, airy atrium entryway, hand-painted hothouse murals, and Deco plasterwork recall the opulence and nostalgia of a time gone by, but this building has been entirely designed for modern traveler’s tastes. Rooms range from majority individual Queen bed accommodations to a handful of Suites. Many rooms hold direct views west to Biscayne Bay or east to the Atlantic Ocean, all are very Instagram-worthy.
Each of The Goodtime Hotel’s guest rooms features custom bedding, bespoke drapes including a blackout option, in the event you find yourself coming back to your room at sunrise. We also love the leopard-print benches, Ortigia bath amenities, and that signature pink rotary dial phone.

The place to be seen is the Strawberry Moon, a restaurant and 30,000 square foot pool club that serves classic and casual Mediterranean fare and a full array of specialty cocktails for lunch and dinner, inside or poolside. Strawberry Moon amplifies modern Miami’s crossroads of culture and energy, with Fulk’s design concept channeling mid-century Caribbean and Central American resort towns. The hotel has that feeling of Havana and Acapulco in mid-60s thanks to the broad stripe pastel tiling, vintage scalloped bar seating, pinstriped awnings, and more.

The Goodtime Hotel also features 45,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, a gym with My Beast, and Peloton equipment. If you find yourself at The Goodtime Hotel for business, The Library is the sociable meeting spot within the hotel, where one can easily and seamlessly transition from work mode to weekend mode.

 The Goodtime Hotel