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Beachfront hotels St Pete occupies a prime Gulf Coast location on St Pete Beach, housed in a retro-modernist building originally constructed in 1956 with curved balconies echoing ocean waves. The property preserves its mid-century charm through pastel-colored lounge chairs and terrazzo floors, while offering modern amenities like a zero-entry lagoon pool with underwater music. Rooms feature custom driftwood headboards and balconies overlooking the 500-foot private beach. The on-site Palm Court Italian Grill serves Floridian-Caribbean fusion dishes, including stone crab claws with key lime butter. Dining & Nightlife: The Hurricane (300 m), a 1950s landmark shaped like a spinning top, specializes in grouper sandwiches and rooftop sunset mojitos. Caddy's St Pete Beach (800 m) offers beachfront tacos with live reggae bands on weekends. For fresh catches, Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish (1. 2 km) smokes mackerel over red oak in open-pit smokers visible from the dining patio. Late-night cravings find solace at Sloppy Joe's on the Beach (400 m), open until 2 AM with their signature rum runner cocktails. Cultural & Historical Sites: The Don CeSar Hotel (1. 5 km), a 1928 pink Mediterranean Revival Pink Palace, hosts historical tours showcasing its WWII military hospital past. St Pete Beach Corey Avenue Sunday Market (900 m) features local artists demonstrating glassblowing techniques inherited from the 1920s Tocobaga tribe traditions. The Gulf Beaches Historical Museum (1. 3 km) displays vintage bathing suits and hurricane tracking maps in a restored 1917 church. Government Services: St Pete Beach City Hall (1 km) operates from a coastal-inspired building with a marine-themed mural depicting local ecosystems. Pinellas County Tax Collector's Office (2 km) provides boat registration services in a facility decorated with vintage water skiing trophies. Recreation & Sports: Dolphin Landings Charter (500 m) organizes catamaran sailing lessons using 1960s Hobie Cats. The St Pete Beach Community Center (1. 1 km) has clay tennis courts lit for night play and hosts senior shuffleboard tournaments. UBetcha Parasail (300 m) offers 1,200-foot flights with views stretching to Egmont Key’s 1858 lighthouse. Education: Eckerd College (6 km) provides public lectures on marine biology at their Galbraith Marine Science Laboratory, featuring touch tanks with local stingrays. The St Pete Beach Library (1. 4 km) hosts weekly shell identification workshops led by retired conchologists. Entertainment: Postcard Inn Beachside Market (800 m) transforms into an open-air cinema every Thursday, projecting classic beach films onto sailcloth screens. RumFish Grill (2 km), affiliated with the Animal Planet TV series, has a 33,500-gallon aquarium where divers feed tropical fish during dinner service. Transportation: The resort is 25 minutes from St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport via SunRunner BRT’s express beach route (stop at 75th Avenue). Free trolleys connect to John's Pass Village (3 km) every 30 minutes, identifiable by their dolphin-patterned upholstery. Bike rentals through Coast Bike Share include tandem bicycles with built-in coolers for beach picnics. Budget Alternatives: Treasure Island accommodations The Beachcomber (1. 8 km) provides retro 1960s efficiencies with original knotty pine paneling. Hotels on Treasure Island FL Island Inn Beach Resort (2. 5 km) features cottage-style rooms with communal barbecue pits near a sea turtle nesting zone. Backpackers favor St Pete Beach Hostel (3 km), offering hammock gardens and weekly bonfire socials. Guest Reviews: Travelers praise the resort’s time capsule ambiance enhanced by nightly steel drum performances at the tiki bar. Many highlight the complimentary guided seashell hunts at dawn led by local naturalists. Several reviews mention the surprisingly robust Wi-Fi signal reaching even the farthest beach cabanas. Critical feedback occasionally notes limited parking during spring break months. Repeat guests rave about the Sand Dollar Rewards program granting exclusive access to sunset champagne cruises. Families appreciate the loaner beach toys and personalized kids’ check-in kits with pirate-themed treasure maps. A recurring compliment involves staff memorizing guests’ coffee orders by the second morning. Some light sleepers suggest requesting rooms away from the poolside reggae parties on weekends.
Beach resort in Treasure Island, Florida | Bilmar Beach Resort
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