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In the winter climate that is perfect. amid beautiful tropism surroundings. it is but natural that tourists
should expect perfection in hotels. That expectation is solved to the last letter in tlse chain of hotels with
which Carl C. Fisher has associated himself at Miami Beach. The Flamingo. kith its fascinating type of ,
architecture, commands the eve on every approach to Miami Beach. `l'o flue north is the wonderful new resort .
hotel, the Nautilus. The construction of these buildings is of the most modern type. Altoost in the center of
Miami Beach is located the Hotel Lincoln. which in its quiet elegance affords a winter retreat of superior service.
Each of these hotels has a naturally picturesque and splendid setting. They are surrounded by beautiful walks
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and drives, and nothing that a landscape gardener could do has been left undone to please the artistic eye. '
The Flamingo and the Nautilus occupy unusually charming II cations on Biscayne Bay.
The perfection of hotel service ill the Flamingo, the Nautilus and the Lincoln has been attained by the
world-wide study of resort hoteldom by highly trained hotel managers. So finely delicate and satisfactory is;'
the service in these hotels that commendation from world travelers adds daily tribute to the efficiency of the .
management.
The construction of these hotels was in the hands of the greatest builders in America. The buildings are..
perhaps as architecturally perfect in the interior as will fever be constructed. Comfort and convenience were second .t i
only to safety, each building being absolutely- fireproof. 1
These hotels are conveniently located in the vicinity of excellent golf courses with fine turf greens and
near matchless polo fields. From the docks Ill the Flamingo and Nautilus one may step onto elegant yachts. or.;
motor boats, or romantically constructed gondolas. In the bay, within sight of the hotels. are good fishing';
grounds. Of course, the more attractive fishing grounds of the ocean are reached by boats which will carry•
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passengers directly from the hotel docks. The hotels are within easy distance of the Atlantic Beach. and the=
magnificent bathing pavilion and casino, with spacious Roman pools alongside.
The social features of the Flamingo and the Nautilus easily dominate the social life of Miami Beat,-
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The afternoon tea dances in the gardens of these hotels have proven a fascinating scene never to he forgot!. ,
The Flamingo and the Nautilus have often been described as the two jewels of the southeastern Atlan'•ii.
Coast.
The management. in studying the requirements of the resort hotel. has made provisions for every coos
ceivable need. There i- a local and long distance tt•Iephone ill cacti room. a broker's office. telegraph o6."-,
barber shop. hair dressing parlor, with which is combined valet service and modern laundries.
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