Royal Inn, Fort Pierce, Florida
Posted 20th February 2009 by Hotel Reviewer in Florida Hotels, Fort Pierce Hotels | No Comments- Florida Hotels
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Royal Inn, Fort Pierce, Florida
Enjoying the many pleasures afforded by the sea should be a breeze with a stay at the Royal Inn, Fort Pierce, Florida. It has been the temporary home base for many sons of the sea smitten by the call of fishing as the inn is just a breath away from the fishing pier. The fishing grounds both inshore and offshore are rich sources of fish tales that breeds myths and legends at each telling.
Still, many less venturesome spirits have found Royal Inn, Fort Pierce, Florida, as an enticing ground for more leisurely pursuits. Panoramic ocean scenery greets as a guest enters he balcony of each room. A tropical theme adorns every room equipped with all the amenities of home including refrigerators and microwave ovens, wi-fi internet and cable television. Keeping in touch with the folks back home is easy with unlimited phone services for both local and continental US long distance calls.
These superb amenities are matched with the de luxe hospitality at Royal Inn, Fort Pierce, Florida, highlighted by its courteous and friendly management and staff. A 2006 awardee of Ft. Pierce South Beach Association for community beautification, the inn conveys a Mediterranean ambience inviting visitors to relax and absorb the tranquility of the place, and the many options the whole area opens.
Guests who adore sports will be pleased to visit Tradition Field at Port St. Lucie where the New York Mets hold their spring training. Science-minded souls will be drawn by the Smithsonian Marine Station right at Fort Pierce where scientists ponder on the surrounding marine ecosystem that in the final analysis is what has made Florida such a pleasurable place to stay.
