For clients craving a dose of fall sunshine, Florida’s hotels are rolling out new reasons to visit. From Halloween-themed suites and refreshed property upgrades to all-inclusive dining packages and enhanced amenities, these Sunshine State stays are serving up the perfect mix of seasonal fun and relaxation under the Florida sun.
Kimpton EPIC Hotel’s “Trick or Suite” Halloween Experience
Kimpton EPIC Hotel in downtown Miami is adding a playful twist to the season with its new Trick or Suite one-bedroom accommodation, available now until Nov. 1, 2025. Designed for guests looking to celebrate Halloween in style, the themed suite features festive decor and special “Trick or Sweet” amenities.
The package also includes two signature “ghostly” cocktails at the hotel’s rooftop restaurant and bar, Area 31, along with two tickets to Jungle Island’s Horrorland, one of Miami’s Halloween attractions open on Fridays and Saturdays.
For more information, visit epichotel.com.
Isla Bella Beach Resort All-Inclusive Packages
Isla Bella Beach Resort in Marathon, Florida, part of the Florida Keys, has launched two new all-inclusive dining packages for guests. Guests can dine across Isla Bella’s oceanfront venues, including Mahina, The Beach Bar and Sushi Cabana.
- All-Inclusive Dining Package: Includes three meals daily, unlimited snacks, soft drinks, coffee and non-alcoholic beverages.
- Dining + Bar (21+) Package: Includes all meals and beverages listed above, plus unlimited select beer, wine by the glass and curated mixed drinks.
Isla Bella Beach Resort features five oceanfront pools, a marina with water sports including fishing charters, harbor cruises, and kayak, snorkeling and scuba diving trips, and a 4,000 square-foot spa with five treatment rooms, a relaxation room and a selection of spa services.
For more information, visit islabellabeachresort.com.
Ocean Key Resort & Spa Redesign in Key West
Ocean Key Resort & Spa, situated on Duval Street in Key West, has unveiled its upcoming redesign for the hotel’s lobby, bar and lounge, part of an ongoing effort to enhance the guest experience throughout the property.
The upcoming renovation complements recently refurbished guestrooms, suites and the resort’s Hot Tin Roof waterfront restaurant. The new lobby will feature a sculptural fountain, tropical-themed decor, mosaic tile accents and custom seating. Ocean Key Resort & Spa is operated by Noble House Hotels & Resorts. Other resort amenities include the LIQUID pool and bar and SpaTerre wellness facilities.
For more information, visit oceankey.com.
The Beachcomber Reopens Following Hurricane Restoration
The Beachcomber in St. Pete is set to reopen on October 30 after undergoing an extensive restoration following damage from last season’s Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The property’s restoration included refurbishments to first-floor guestrooms, the hotel lobby, the hotel’s swimming pool, courtyard and other on-property spaces.
Jimmy B’s Beach Bar, the resort’s iconic beachfront venue, has also been repaired and will resume live music performances on reopening day, continuing daily thereafter, with Happy Hour running Monday through Friday. The venue was featured in a May 2024 issue of Southern Living as one of the “12 Best Beach Bars in Florida for Sun, Surf, and Stiff Drinks.” Guestroom reservations are now open for stays beginning October 30.
For more information, visit beachcomberflorida.com.
Paddletail Waterfront Lodge Expands with Dive Shop and Tiki Bar
Paddletail Waterfront Lodge in Crystal River, Florida, part of the Trademark Collection by Wyndham, has enhanced its waterfront experience with the debut of Paddletail Waterfront Adventures Dive Shop and a new open-air Tiki Bar overlooking King’s Bay.
The 5,000-square-foot Dive Shop, open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., serves as a hub for on-the-water exploration. The facility includes changing rooms, showers and a video room for dive and wildlife education, supporting a full range of activities—from manatee tours and scenic cruises to kayak and pontoon rentals, scalloping and fishing charters and PADI dive classes. Guests can also browse a curated retail selection featuring scuba and snorkeling equipment, spearfishing gear and other essentials.
Just steps away, the new Tiki Bar invites visitors to unwind in a casual, waterfront setting with a seafood-focused menu that includes blackened mahi mahi, fish tacos, peel-and-eat shrimp and a cook-your-catch option for charter guests. With live music on select evenings and sunset views over King’s Bay, the venue offers a lively yet laid-back atmosphere.
For more information, visit paddletaillodge.com.
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