Hotel Features.
Built in 1939, the Colony Hotel on Ocean Drive is surrounded by shops, nightclubs, and cafes. Guests can borrow beach towels for use at the beach across the street. The hotel's cafe and lounge includes a sushi bar and offers indoor and outdoor dining overlooking bustling Ocean Drive. Burgers and pizza are also served. Valet parking (surcharge) is available. With advanced notice, the hotel's staff can help arrange VIP access to area nightclubs. The 24-hour front desk provides luggage storage and a microwave, and complimentary wireless Internet access can be found throughout the hotel. Guestrooms.
The hotel's Art Deco decor extends to the 48 guestrooms, which offer custom-made furnishings and hardwood floors. 32-inch LCD TVs provide DVD players and cable/satellite service. Added touches include in-room laptop-compatible safes, iPod docking stations and complimentary wireless Internet access. Private bathrooms offer showers or shower/tub combinations, hairdryers and designer toiletries. Beach views and wake-up calls are available.
If they did it, we can do it.
VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT 2 ON MARCH 12
5 comments:
Millions of dollars went into the renovation of this hotel 25 years ago when a dollar was worth something. Love to have it here, but i am sure it would take several of our 25 foot lots to build this, and several more for parking. do you want to lose a couple of blocks of neighborhoods to build this here in Lake Worth??????
just showing a small hotel, anonymous.
I think we should knock down the Lucerne and build this in its place. Hey, put people to work, replace ugly with beautiful, and get Greg Rice out of town... three birds all with one stone.
Amen!Why doesn't Greg Rice the liar get the hell out of Lake Worth? He obviously thinks it stinks here.
well greg rice is right it does stink here----and even if people want to leave --sometimes they are stuck because of the property values have fallen so low and they cant find people to buy their homes because of the reputation this city has had for a very long time and people look at it looking run down and poor which it is--and the people who live here are poor and cant go anywhere else because they are poor if greg rice has money why is he in the poorest city in florida
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