DBS-PalmPlazaHotel – palm hotel daytona beach

DBS-PalmPlazaHotel


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The Palm Plaza Hotel on Highway A1A in Daytona Beach Shores, Volusia County, Florida.

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More @ www.myhotelvideo.com Location: This hotel is located in Daytona Beach and lies close to the white sand dunes of one of the most famous beaches in the world. It is the ideal location for a beach holiday with numerous entertainment venues just minutesaway. Facilities: Renovated in 2004, this 11-storey hotel comprises a total of 98 rooms. Facilities within the air-conditioned beach hotel include a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a lift, a café and a breakfast room. A laundry service and a laundrette are also available for an added fee and car parking facilities are provided. Rooms: Each of the carpeted rooms, facing the sea, comes with an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer, a fully fitted kitchen with an oven, a fridge, a dishwasher, a microwave, a toaster and tea/coffee maker. The pastel-coloured rooms also include a direct dial telephone with an answer phone, satellite/ cable TV, Internet access, a radio, a double or king-sized bed, ironing facilities, a dressing table and a hire safe. The heating and air conditioning are individually controllable. Sports/Entertainment: There is a heated swimming pool in the outdoor complex. Guests are able to kick back and relax in the Jacuzzi. The sea offers plenty of fishing opportunities and there is a golf course close to the hotel. Meals: A complimentary continental breakfast is offered each morning. Payment: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are all accepted as methods of payment.
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– palm hotel daytona beach

The Palm Plaza


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Looks great and is still "reasonably" maintained. but the glory days of Daytona Beach are long gone. Very few high rise hotels left. Mostly condo now

Question by danie: Is Palm Beach, Fl in Daytona?
I am going on a vacation with my friend for a weekend and I am trying to find a hotel in Palm Coast. Everything that comes up when I search for hotels is “Palm Beach, Daytona, FL” but on this map it says Palm Beach is not in Daytona! I’m so confused, I don’t want to stay in Daytona!!

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Answer by Chris C
who cares the whole states covered with misquitos.

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