Delray Sands Resort in South Florida is one hotel people should consider when visiting the state. The resort provides fairly affordable rates at such an upscale location.
According to National Post, guests who have experienced staying at the Delray would not like anyone to know about this not so popular hotel destination in South Florida. It is not because the place is not worth all the money spent, but because it is worth every penny.
The Delray Sands Resort is one among the rare hotels located in Highland Beach. The area is a popular high-end residential neighborhood in Palm Beach County.
This new favorite resort destination, comfortably sits at the center of the community with condominiums to the north and mansions to the south. The low-key hotel is a nice contrast to the luxurious Gold Coast neighbors.
The Province noted that Delray Sands is a recreation of the vintage Holiday Inn. The hotel has kept the low structure style of the classic inn along with its guest-friendly customer service and kidney-shaped pool. The accommodation has the Atlantic Ocean beachfront.
Ric Clark, the general manager of Delray said, "We've always had lots of repeat guests, even before the renovations." Clark declared that their exact location, which is directly on the beach, could be the reason why many guests are coming back.
Regular guests love coming back to the Delray because it has a laidback ambience while the town on the beach is full of life and fun.
Delray Sands Resort has a total of 110 rooms and suites. The management made a major overhaul with the establishment's landscaping and carpeted corridors. The décor is also updated inspired by Florida life.
When getting an accommodation in the hotel, guests will enjoy amenities such as pod coffee machines, mini refrigerator, and 42-inch television sets. Visitors can also choose rooms depending on the view that they want to see from their room's window. Regular rooms range from $279-$499 per night while suites are in between $569 and $999 a night depending on the day of the week.
