HOLLYWOOD, FL, February 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) WHO: The beautiful 168-room AAA Four-Diamond Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa, a 2009 Zagat Top U.S. Hotels, Resorts, and Spas, with direct access to 1,000 feet of secluded Florida coastline
WHAT: Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa in Palm Beach, Florida is inviting guests to come play ball this spring season and enjoy Florida's only stadium that hosts two Spring Training teams - the Florida Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals. Making it easier and more affordable for families and fans, Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa has created a Spring Training package with a 10 percent discount on their Best Available Rates and a $10 credit at Roger Dean Stadium. Guests also enjoy complimentary valet parking, high-speed Internet in all guest rooms, no resort fee, and rates starting at just $269 per night.
The Florida Spring Training package includes:
- 10 percent discount on Best Available Rates (all room types)
- $10 credit at Roger Dean Stadium with your spring training ticket (good for hot dogs and beverages)
- Breakfast for two each morning
- Welcome gift with a baseball, Sharpie, and Cracker Jacks
WHEN: March and April 2011
WHERE: At 5 North A1A in Jupiter, Florida, the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa is ideally located just 12 miles from downtown West Palm Beach and near Palm Beach Gardens, with direct highway access to I-95 and the Florida Turnpike.
HOW: For more information, please visit http://www.jupiterbeachresort.com/florida-spring-training-getaway.html. For reservations, call (800) 228-8810 and mention promo code: SPRING.
Located at the northern tip of Palm Beach County in Jupiter, Florida, the 168-room AAA Four-Diamond Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa is treasured for its effortless blend of classic Caribbean-style and barefoot elegance as a resort in Jupiter Florida. The nine-story resort features heated oceanfront swimming pool and whirlpool spa, an outdoor lounge area complete with cabana-style chairs, fire pit, hammocks, dive-in movies, a fitness center offering private instruction, lighted tennis courts, game room, full-service 7,500-square-foot Spa, Little Loggerheads Kids' Club, and three award-winning restaurants and dining options.
Website: http://www.jupiterbeachresort.com
Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa Hits Home Run with Spring Training Package in Palm Beach, Florida
This Jupiter Florida Resort is inviting guests to come play ball this spring season in South Florida.
2011-02-01
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