Despite nearby prostitutes and drug addicts, the Starlite Motel sits on nearly an acre zoned for 24-story towers and development of up to 48 floors under Miami 21 land-use guidelines.
December 26, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Its hourly rates, disco balls and mirrored ceilings keep guests coming.
But online reviews of the Starlite Motel mention cigarette odors, floors too filthy for bare feet and hidden parking for customers who prefer not to be seen in the 60-room hotel at 128 SW Seventh St., in the corridor where modest Calle Ocho meets Miami’s glitzy financial district.
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