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It’s National Reading Month: Chill in the Library at The Goodtime Hotel

A stylish retreat in the heart of South Beach, The Goodtime Hotel’s library offers the perfect spot to unwind with a good book.
| Lifestyle Staff

The Goodtime Hotel is a high-energy, 266-room boutique hotel in the heart of South Beach, just steps away from the South of Fifth (SoFi) neighborhood. Designed by acclaimed interior designer Ken Fulk, the Instagram-ready property is made up of a collection of intimate spaces that encourage guests to tap into their sense of adventure. The property’s library is a cozy nook where hotel guests are encouraged to lounge, read, gather with friends or simply relax. Stop by and check it out at 601 Washington Ave., Miami Beach.

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