Location. The Naples Bay Resort is located in Naples, Fla., along the southwestern tip of the Gulf Coast. This bayside resort is adjacent to Naples Bay. Tin City offers waterfront shops and restaurants one quarter mile from the property. Fifth Avenue is one half mile away, featuring art galleries, specialty shops and caf?s. The Fifth Avenue beaches are one mile from the property.
Features. This Mediterranean style resort features a marina, a spa, a health club and an outdoor recreation area. The recreation area includes an outdoor pool with waterfalls, a lazy river, a spa tub, an infinity edge lap pool and six lighted green clay tennis courts. The health club offers an aerobics room with a 54 inch flat screen plasma television and sound system, a yoga and Pilates studio, and a 45 station fitness center. Fitness and Pilates trainers are available for instruction. The European style spa includes sauna and steam rooms, and offers a variety of body treatments, such as poolside massages, sea salt scrubs, body masks and wraps. Blue Water Bar & Grill offers poolside dining, featuring light meals and drinks. The waterfront Olio on Naples Bay Restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and brick oven pizzas. Concierge services are available for arranging tee times at local championship golf courses.
Guestrooms. Cottages and suites have enclosed balconies with views of the waterways and the property's tropical landscaping. Sitting areas offer flat screen televisions with DVD players and compact sound systems. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available. Bathrooms provide complimentary Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. Select units have second bathrooms with jetted tubs and walk in showers, and fully equipped kitchens with breakfast bars and separate formal dining areas.
Expert Tip. Naples is in Florida's Collier County, the state's largest county in terms of land. Yet, more than 80 percent of the county is set aside as parks and nature preserves. Noted for its beautiful beaches surrounded by natural scenery, this area is referred to as Florida's Last Paradise. The City of Naples was founded in 1880 and received its name from developers who advertised it as having a bay similar to Naples, Italy. And like the famous Italian city, many of the homes, businesses, parks and neighborhoods are accessible by boat from the sea.
Please Note:
A resort fee will be collected at the property. For The Cottages, the resort fee covers club usage and administration fees. Fees are determined by the property and are subject to change.
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