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Beachcomber Resort and Villas - Fort Lauderdale - Pompano Beach Florida
Beachcomber Resort Hotel & Villas, provides lodging in Fort Lauderdale/Pompano Beach directly on the Atlantic Ocean. Located in the heart of Greater Ft. Lauderdale, the Beachcomber offers the best of both worlds. Year-round you will enjoy tropical breezes, courtesy of the gulfstream (nature's own air conditioning), and still be only minutes away from all of South Florida's world renown attractions.
Discover the Beachcomber Resort & Villas, Greater Fort Lauderdale’s best-kept secret. Go the way of the Beachcomber... We invite you to journey to our tropical hideaway that defines the word vacation and reminds you that life is full of luxuries that you deserve. The Beachcomber is the premier family resort in Greater Fort Lauderdale with something for everyone. Serenity, Luxury, Family Fun, Adventure, Indulgence, Relaxation Experience serenity while strolling through our lush tropical gardens with a sweeping view of the Atlantic Ocean. Have an action packed day snorkeling on the ocean reef or swimming in one of our pools. Enjoy the year-round tropical breezes and famous Florida sunshine from your room with a panoramic view. Kick back and relax in the lounge with live entertainment or under the stars by the poolside Tiki bar. Personalized service is the hallmark of our resort. The moment you arrive, you will be pampered by our attentive, multilingual staff. Our “in the know” concierge service will direct you to the multitude of South Florida’s world-renowned attractions – all just minutes away. Beachcomber Resort and Villas
Natchez Eola Hotel - Natchez, Mississippi
The 1900s saw Natchez once again as a glittering playground for wealthier visitors. One entrepreneur, a Mr. Isodore Levy, saw the need for a great hotel similar to those in Europe here in Natchez. He called in the prestigious firm of Weiss, Dreyfous, and Seiferth. Charles E Weiss designed the building to last for the ages. He made seven stories, the tallest building in Natchez-it still is. He gave it a European opulence it still maintains. No expense was spared. When it was completed it was named in “Eola” in memory of the Levy’s pretty 16-year-old daughter who did not live to see her magnificence namesake. In July 1927, The Natchez Eola opened to rave reviews in local and out of town newspapers...read more »
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