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The Thompson Miami Beach opened in November 2014 in the mid-beach section of Miami Beach -- a location to watch as upscale properties have continued their northward march up Collins Avenue.

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Two boutique hotels in Miami Beach

The Thompson Miami Beach opened in November 2014 in the mid-beach section of Miami Beach -- a location to watch as upscale properties have continued their northward march up Collins Avenue. Photo Credit: Rebecca Tobin

The Thompson Miami Beach opened in November 2014 in the mid-beach section of Miami Beach -- a location to watch as upscale properties have continued their northward march up Collins Avenue.

The Seagrape restaurant in the Thompson is run by local chef Michelle Bernstein, also serves as the lobby bar and gathering place.

A corner suite at the Thompson Miami Beach shows off the hotel's midcentury modern style.

The breakfast setup at the outdoor section of the Thompson's Seagrape restaurant.

One of two pools at the Thompson, with the 1930s House in the background.

The verdant beachside space at the Thompson is decked out in cheerful colors.

The Sixty Nautilus, meanwhile, has just opened in the heart of South Beach, with the Shore Club, Raleigh, SLS and Delano hotels as near neighbors.

The lobby of the Nautilus takes some design cues from famed Miami architect Morris Lapidus.

An oceanfront king balcony at the Nautilus, where the bed faces the balcony.

The al fresco setup of the Nautilus' Driftwood Room, run by chef Alex Guarnaschelli.

A serene, early-morning view of the Nautilus' pool.

A walkway framed by bamboo leads from the hotel to the beach.