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Make A Splash At Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach

One of our favorite beachside retreats is celebrating five years of rock ‘n’ roll right on the beach. You may have bypassed Daytona Beach in favor of more upscale beach retreats, but Hard Rock Daytona Beach features unbeatable amenities and is just a short drive away.

It was already a wonderful escape, but to commemorate its anniversary, the hotel has undergone some serious updates including a multimillion-dollar renovation with a focus on the popular pool deck, refreshed guestrooms and youth club, and revamped (it was already impressive) memorabilia throughout the coastal-chic retreat. The signature beachfront pool deck was reimagined to increase the overall size of the resort’s heart and soul of excitement and energy. The guitar pool (previously geared to kids) has been converted to a full-sized pool with an oversized hot tub.

Hard Rock Hotels are known for their extensively curated collection, and now the lobby showcases the one-and-only Madonna’s limousine featured in the 2001 43rd Grammy Awards. Other highlights include Elvis Presley’s fringed vest from his 1955 performance at the Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach, and hip-hop pioneer MC Hammer’s sequined outfit from his Club MTV Spring Break performances in 1990 and 1994.

Rock hard this summer with Hard Rock’s sizzling Summer Escape offer. Save up to 20% on room rates for stays through October 31. Enjoy flexible check-in based upon availability. Plan your getaway or learn more at hardrockhoteldaytonabeach.com.

home &design

Lake Estelle Modern

This luxurious custom home by Farina & Sons, Inc., featured in the recent Parade of Homes and First Place winner in the Custom Home category ($3-$3.9 million), captures the views of Lake Estelle through expansive custom windows and open concept floor plan, bringing the outdoors in. Outdoor living spaces with vanishing edge pool, patio and outdoor kitchen flow seamlessly from the main living area. Special features include smart home technology, floating staircase, elevator as well as the stunning use of various wood species and imported stone surfaces throughout. Architecture by Nasrallah Architecture Group; Interiors by Brooks Design Studio.

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