Local area

5th Avenue is Naples' ideal shopping and entertainment district. A close walking distance form the hotel, the street features upscale shops, boutiques, and restaurants, for which Naples is well known.

Immerse yourself in the opera! Opera Naples continues to bring internationally acclaimed artists to perform in some of the most beloved operas and world-class performances, earning significant praise from both critics and patrons.

Established in 1919, the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens combines a historic botanical garden with a modern zoo experience. Home to a variety of animals, the zoo offers fun and educational exhibits, exciting wildlife shows, and a thrilling primate expedition cruise. The lush, tropical setting provides an engaging environment for visitors of all ages to learn about wildlife conservation.

Salty bay breezes, sparkling waves and matchless natural beauty make Naples perfect for cruising anytime of the year. Guests aboard the Naples Princess experience gracious hospitality and views of historic Naples Bay, majestic Port Royal and splashing southwest Florida dolphins.The Naples Princess Cruises feature an elegant 105' yacht for sightseeing, lunch, sunset hors d'oeurves, and sunset dinner cruises.

Tin City still holds its historic, old Florida charm, and is home to over thirty unique boutiques, two waterfront restaurants and a variety of water and boating adventures that are fun for all ages! Enjoy shopping, unique buildings, dining, and a variety of water adventures.

Explore Naples’ waterways with commentary explaining the sights and ecology; see dolphin and more aboard a 23-passenger jet boat that’s fun for all ages. You’ll feel the thrill of the 360-degree adrenaline rush turns, reach speeds in excess of 35 miles per hour and live the experience of a lifetime for you and your family!

The Holocaust Museum is a collection of history and meaningful exhibits of over 1,000 donated artifacts. The museum also features guest speaker series and other specialty events.

The Marco Island Historical Museum and complex brings to life a long held dream of the Marco Island Historical Society. Created through a partnership with the MIHS and Collier County Museums this newest addition to the museum system explores South West Florida's Calusa Indians and is in the ongoing process of developing colorful, exciting and informative displays to bring this vanished civilization to life.

Spanning 170 acres, the Naples Botanical Garden showcases diverse flora from tropical and subtropical regions between the 26th parallel. Founded in 1993, it features cultivated gardens, preservation lands, and over 1,000 unique plant species. Explore themed gardens, participate in fun and interactive educational programs, and enjoy tranquil landscapes that celebrate the beauty of the natural world. It’s a beautiful space to spend a relaxing afternoon.

The Lowdermilk beach park offers 1,000 feet of pristine beachfront, plenty of picnic tables for a lunch with your family and friends, a playground for the kids, volleyball court, and a wonderful duck pond. Located near Fifth Avenue South, Third Street South and Tin City, Lowdermilk Beach Park is a great spot to take a break from shopping, and go relax in the warm sunshine.

Clam Pass Park consists of 35 acres of mangrove forest, coastal dunes and 3200 linear feet of beach on the Gulf of Mexico. There is a boardwalk, which provides access to the beach through a mangrove forest. The boardwalk is about three quarters of a mile long and can be walked or you can catch a ride on a free tram that runs continuously throughout the day.

White beaches and a sparkling sea are just a couple of Marco Island's beautiful attractions. Marco Island brings visitors the best that the Ten Thousand Islands have to offer. Scavenge for seashells or hit the links for a sunny session of golf. Explore the Everglades in a swamp buggy or enjoy a rejuvenating nature hike at the Rookery Bay Reserve.

Everglades National Park protects an unparalleled landscape that provides important habitat for numerous endangered species such as the manatee, American crocodile, and the elusive Florida panther. The area is an international treasure as well - a World Heritage Site, International Biosphere Reserve, a Wetland of International Importance, and a specially protected areas under the Cartagena Treaty. Enjoy guided walking, canoe/kayak, and airboat tours, as well as fishing charters.

5th Avenue is the vibrant heart of Naples, Florida, blending historic charm with modern sophistication. This pedestrian-friendly avenue stretches from Tamiami Trail to the Gulf of Mexico and is lined with upscale boutiques, art galleries, fine dining restaurants, and lively entertainment venues. Tropical blooms and lush greenery enhance the inviting atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.

The historic Naples Pier, originally built in 1888, extends 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico and serves as a beloved landmark for our region. Ideal for fishing, dolphin spotting, and enjoying panoramic sunsets, the pier offers a relaxing seaside experience. Amenities include a concession stand, restrooms, and beach access, making it a perfect spot for a fun-filled day in the sun.

Naples Airport (APF) is a public-use airport located just minutes from downtown Naples and our hotel. Serving as a gateway to Southwest Florida, it accommodates general aviation and charter services. The airport is conveniently situated near popular destinations such as the Naples Botanical Garden and the Naples Zoo, making it an accessible hub for travelers seeking to explore the region's attractions.