Vero Beach Hotel & Club Opens Final Phase in January 2008
The Treasure Coast’s seaside town of Vero Beach is known for quiet streets lined with ancient oaks, private banks, and country clubs. And while charming boutiques, museums and nature preserves beckon visitors from around the world, luxury accommodations have been as elusive as a Saturday night reservation at the Ocean Grille.
With the completion of the final phase of the Vero Beach Hotel & Club in January, a void is finally filled for travelers seeking five-star hotel accommodations in the understated town ranked by Money Magazine as one of the wealthiest zip codes in the country.
A member of the prestigious Preferred Hotel Group, the Vero Beach Hotel & Club opened its first phase in February with 50 one-and two- bedroom designer suites. The final phase of the property opening January 2008 includes 33 two- and three-bedroom designer suites, the signature Indigo Room restaurant and lounge, and an executive boardroom and private event room.
Located on Vero’s famed Ocean Drive, the four-story hotel now offers 83 fully furnished designer suites with exquisitely detailed West Indies-style décor in true Vero understated elegance. Amenities include Heaton’s Reef Bar & Grill, private beach club, cabanas, heated ocean view pool and aquaspa, fitness center, golf privileges at the Indian River Club, concierge, laundry, valet parking and business center services. The luxurious 5,000-square-foot White Orchid Spa is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2008.
A truly unspoiled “gem,” Vero Beach has been named one of the nation’s top 100 getaways in Joan and David Vokac’s 2008 “Great Towns of America” travel guide because of its ability to maintain the quiet sophistication of a seaside village with Old Florida charm, while offering a myriad of international cultural pursuits, fine dining, growing commerce, and extensive water and land sports.
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