Seahorse Hotel

The Seahorse Hotel takes its design from Miami Beach’s former Casablanca Hotel in the South Beach neighborhood. This is a real-world architectural reference rather than a previously identified location from an earlier Grand Theft Auto game. The available identification names the Casablanca Hotel but does not provide the property’s former alternate name or its street address. It establishes that the in-game building is a rendition of that former hotel, not simply a hotel with a similar setting or a generic Ocean Beach façade.

The reference places the real building in South Beach, while Seahorse Hotel belongs to Vice Beach in Vice-Dale County, within the Vice City region of Leonida. No earlier-series appearance, change from a prior Grand Theft Auto version, gameplay use, room pricing, accommodation class, or operational service is identified for the Seahorse Hotel.

The real Casablanca Hotel is now part of a larger hotel complex. That complex includes another property whose name is not supplied, and that associated property provided the basis for the neighboring Cordelia Hotel. The two in-game hotels therefore draw from connected real-world buildings rather than unrelated Miami Beach references.

This relationship explains why Seahorse Hotel and Cordelia Hotel are treated as adjacent counterparts in Vice Beach: Seahorse reflects the complex’s former Casablanca component, while Cordelia reflects another hotel within the same present-day complex. The material does not identify the complex by name or describe additional shared features between the two in-game hotels.