Black Meetings and Tourism

September / October 2017

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B M & T ••• September/October 2017 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 9 Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach the latest addition to the Conrad Hotels & Resorts growing hotel portfolio, has announced that it will open its doors this September. As the sec- ond Conrad property to open in Florida, Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach is enhancing their Gold Coast presence with the opening of the 290 all-suite oceanfront resort, situated on Fort Lauderdale's exclusive North Beach. The Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach oasis will offer four dining and bar experiences, full- service spa – featuring a couples massage room and separate men and women steam rooms, fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment, abundant event space and an awe-inspiring 20,000-sq. ft. ocean facing pool deck. "As Fort Lauderdale Beach heats up, we rec- ognize that this city is evolving with a new focus on opulence, style and sophistication. The resort is at the helm of this movement and our guarantee to locals and travelers is that we will bring an unparalleled ambiance for guests to stay inspired," said Chintan Dadhich, general manager, Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach. "By honoring and embracing the community, our vision is to provide intuitive service and tai- lored luxury by collaborating with locals to cre- ate programs and offerings that pay tribute to South Florida's yacht and beach culture." Destination Meets Design". As a one-of-a-kind resort that mirrors the transcendent nature of Fort Lauderdale, known as the yachting capital of the world, the waterfront haven pays homage to the city's cel- ebrated waterways. Designed by the late renowned architect, Michael Graves, who's known for iconic postmodern architecture, Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach was inspired by the golden area of high-end cruise lines. The nautical décor reflected in the coastal suites, complements the balconies that overlook the Atlantic Ocean or Intracoastal Waterways, gal- ley kitchens, 50" HDTVs and more. "While Conrad boasts a portfolio of 32 luxury hotels and resorts worldwide, Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach will be the first beachfront resort and residence for the brand in the region," said John T.A. Vanderslice, global head, Conrad Hotels & Resorts. "As one of the world's fastest growing and most innovative luxury brands, Conrad hotels create unique experiences for our guests in the most sought-after destinations, and we look forward to bringing this smart luxury retreat to South Florida." Other amenities and services at the first-class resort include Fort Lauderda le's only 20,000-sq. ft. pool deck; signature Conrad 1/3/5 destination itineraries, which immerses visitors into the local culture – accessible on www.stayin-spired.com,; art; 4,000-sq. ft. Conrad Spa; library; around-the- clock concierge service; heated fresh-water pool; whirlpools; fire pit; cabanas; and artisanal libations and cuisine. With 10,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space and 10,000 sq. ft. of oceanfront outdoor space, Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach can accommo- date up to 500 attendees. Highlights include the 4,524-sq. ft. Ocean Ballroom, outdoor Ocean Terrace, ten meeting rooms and event spaces, private conference facility entrance, state-of-the-art technology and a dedicated meeting concierge. The New All-Suite Property Enhances Fort Lauderdale Beach's Elegance by Featuring Ocean Views, Four Lively Dining Outlets, Nautical Design, and Ample Event Space will be greeted by an updated lobby with state-of- the-art hydro massage chairs. Wyndham also completed upgrades to the in-house Altitude Sports Grill, and the hotel's guest rooms. The Manzanita Grill (formerly Amped Café) will fea- ture American and regional cuisine, serving hotel guests and public for three meals daily. The gift shop area has been updated and will soon feature local vendors and goods. CONRAD FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH ANNOUNCES SEPTEMBER OPENING, BRINGING SMART LUXURY TO FLORIDA'S GOLD COAST

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