Palm Beach Shores, FL Hotels
Palm Beach Shores Resort And Vacation Villas
181 Ocean Avenue
Palm Beach Shores, FL 33404
Nightly Rates: ($140.00 - $140.00)
3 Star
Guests enjoy a bevy of entertainment opportunities at this all-suite oceanfront beach resort. You can take it easy on a parasail ride, or feel the thrill of speed on a wave runner. From shell collecti ... Click for More Info
Seaspray Inn Beach Resort
123 South Ocean Avenue
Palm Beach Shores, FL
Nightly Rates: ($135.92 - $211.41)
3 Star
The SeaSpray Beach Resort is five story interior corridor AAA rated 2 Diamond Oceanfront Hotel on a white sandy beach boasting 50 oversized rooms featuring extra long double beds or king beds- HSIA- c ... Click for More Info
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near FloridaWhile in Florida, you might enjoy a visit to: A kitschy (though less so each day) performing animal attraction that's been in the Miami area since 1936. Tribute to the fearless barefoot mailmen of Florida -- especially the one eaten by alligators. |