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 PENGUIN HOTEL

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Address: 1418 OCEAN DRIVE
City Area: MIAMI
Region: South Miami Beach
Reservations: 1-866-260-0402

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The Penguin Hotel is perfectly located across from the beach, on Ocean Drive. Check out the Front Porch Café, which serves what is considered to be the best breakfast in South Beach and their Thai noodles in a peanut sauce is to die for!. Some guests have remarked that the cafe is the best thing about the hotel. As part of the Penguin Resort, guests have access to a private, secluded garden and wading pool at the President Hotel, which is adjacent to the Penguin Hotel. This hotel is a good choice for those who do not expect many amenities, and prefer to spend their vacation money on shopping and entertainment - plus, this location is hard to beat. Small but clean, the rooms can only accommodate up to two people and feature air conditioning, direct-dial telephone, compact refrigerator and beach towels are available upon request. If you are looking for a room to sleep in South Beach for a very cheap price on the strip, you will be fine here. This late Art Deco hotel offers 43 rooms featuring only basic amenities needed to make each stay comfortable.
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 Basic Information:
Hotel Size
Number of Rooms: 43
Number of Floors: 3
Check in and Out
Check In Time: 3 pm
Check Out Time: 11 am

Area Attractions
-Bayside Mall 15 Minutes

-Coconut Grove 25 Minutes

-Port of Miami 15 Minutes

-Downtown Miami 15 Minutes

-Bass Art Museum 10 Minutes

-MB Convention Center 10 Minutes

-Wolfsonian Art Deco Museum 10 Minutes

Directions
From Miami International Airport:
Take SR-836 East towards Miami Beach/395.
Go across the MacArthur Causeway/5th Street.
Follow 5th Street to Collins Avenue/14th Street.
Hotel is located on the left hand side.

Cancellation Policy
Check In Time - 3:00 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
Hotel Built - 1948
Last Renovated - 2000
Minimum Check In Age - 21 Years

 

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