Daytona Seabreeze - Timeshare Rental

General Description:
DAYTONA 500 WEEKEND! Make a long weekend out of the biggest race of the nascar season. Come on down and stay Friday thru Monday 2/12/2010 - 2/15/2010 with race day being on Sunday 2/14/2010! Get your buddies together and enjoy the spacious luxury of the presidential suite at Daytona Seabreeze! This suite has it all! Just check out the awesome unit description!

Resort Description:
Turn up the fun and turn back the clock at the stylish Daytona SeaBreeze. Elegant new décor is reminiscent of the carefree ‘50s and progressive ‘60s. Here, your vacation can be as carefree or as progressive as you want.

With the beach at your door, you can explore miles of soft golden sands and luxuriate in the Florida sun. Play the day away in the surf swimming, snorkeling and jet skiing, kick back at the pool with friends and family or relax in the hot tub.

Enjoy the salty air and sea breezes from your oceanfront balcony, where you can watch the sun rise and survey the beach scene below. Daytona has one of the world’s last remaining drive-on beaches, so open the windows – or rent a convertible – and go cruising with the kids. For some fast-paced excitement, catch all the action at the world-famous Daytona International Speedway and DAYTONA USA®.

Unit Description:
4 BEDROOM PRESIDENTIAL SUITE! 2525 square feet of pure luxury! Just check out the following interview regarding this suite:

CP: What do you think of the Presidential Suite?
Christine: I think it is so very tasteful. The Presidential Suite's décor is contemporary, but there is nothing impersonal about it. It's warm and inviting. Colors are reminiscent of the warm oranges, the browns and the greens used in the suites throughout the resort.

CP: But it's so different from the other suites, isn't it?
Christine: Absolutely. For the Presidential Suite, colors are more sophisticated and less retro. I think the rich creams, these vivid red-oranges, and the warm browns create an environment that is elegant and yet, it feels very approachable. We like the idea that we're all here together, yet there's lots of privacy, too.

CP: What do you think about the Presidential Suite's kitchen?
Christine: My brother and I both love to cook, and we've certainly enjoyed cooking for the family in this spacious kitchen. I told my brother that his crab legs recipe was better than ever here.

CP: Where has the family gathered during this week together?
Christine: With this crowd, we've used every inch of the space. The adults have made good use of the spacious living area with its own large high-definition television. It's close to the dining area and the kitchen — which is perfect for my family! Now, my personal favorite places are the master bedroom and that marvelous bathroom. For me, those are the best parts of the Presidential Suite. The children had to take their turns in the master bath's whirlpool tub, of course, but now that most of the family is gone, this is my space. Just look at these square basins and streamlined faucets, and look at this shower — it's so large, with this beautiful tile and these glass doors, and don't miss the double showerheads and this long tile shelf for relaxing. It's just perfect.

The master bath is equipped with a sculptural basin and streamlined faucet for a very stylized look.CP: There are a total of four bedrooms, right?
Christine: Yes. Two additional bedrooms have king beds, ample closets and television, and the suite's fourth bedroom has twin beds, arranged as day beds to serve as either a bedroom or an alternative TV room. Now, let me show you the game room.

CP: I imagine this was the children's gathering place!
Christine: Exactly! There were seven children in the group this week, and they staked out this huge game room as their personal territory. We designated this bar and refrigerator for soft drinks and snacks for the kids. They played Nintendo, watched DVDs, even played board games and their own version of Family Feud. And the pool table kept them occupied when they weren't in the pool or on the beach.

The Presidential Suite's décor is contemporary, but there is nothing impersonal about it. It's warm and inviting.CP: You live in Blytheville, Arkansas, I understand.
Christine: Yes that's where I live, but my family comes from St. Croix, so being here by the water was just like being home for us. This was just the ideal place for our family reunion. We have loved it here.

CP: What about other Presidential Suites?
Christine: Now, that's an excellent idea. The Fountains in Orlando will have several Presidential Suites, I understand. And I hear, there will also be a Presidential Suite at Bluegreen Club 36™ in Las Vegas. It looks like we'll just have to try them all!

A Presidential Suite is an ideal place for a family reunion.CP: We hope you will, Christine.
Thanks for the tour!

I left Christine to enjoy her last day in the spacious Presidential Suite to enjoy a bubbling whirlpool or curl up on the sofa for a movie, or simply to spend some time with the ocean she grew up with.

Nearby Attractions:
Fabulous beaches and Daytona International Speedway draw vacationers to the immediate area. Within an easy drive, however, you can explore Florida’s Space Coast and Kennedy Space Center, or spend a day at one of Orlando’s memorable theme parks. To see and do:


* DAYTONA USA® and International Speedway
* Kennedy Space Center
* Deep Sea Fishing
* Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
* Jet Skiing and Parasailing
* St. Johns and Halifax River Boat Tours
* Miniature Golf
* Museums and Galleries
* Historic Sites

Nearby Restaurants:
Ever since 1874 when Mathias Day built Palmetto House (the city�s first hotel in what was then called Daytona), the �World�s Most Famous Beach� has been off and running as a prime locale to soak up sun and chow down on gems from the sea, steaks and other hearty fare. Ocean Walk Village, a redevelopment complex of shops, entertainment and resort facilities, teems with trendy spots like the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, Adobe Gila's Margarita Fajita Cantina and Cold Stone Creamery, all dishing up plenty of fun worthy of a town renowned for automotive speed. Daytona Beach also thrives on informality, never more so than at spots like Main Street�s Froggy�s Saloon (�Get here early, get you a spot. Froggy makes sure you don�t wait for a shot�), or the historic Boot Hill Saloon, across from the town cemetery (�Order a drink and have a seat. You�re better off here than across the street�). In nearby Ormand Beach, the famed Iron Horse Saloon has pool tables and a python pit, and communities such as Port Orange boast favorites like Aunt Catfish�s on the River, with seductive cinnamon rolls and a blue jeans Sunday brunch.