Shelborne South Beach will reopen Oct. 1. In celebration of its reopening, the hotel is offering two specials: Nearcation Savings and Beachfront Workcation.
Nearcation Savings apply to those who live within driving distance of the Shelborne South Beach in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. It offers 20 percent off at the time of booking and complimentary parking.
The Beachfront Workcation offer includes complimentary access to the private workspace guestroom with complimentary snacks, as well as discounts on meeting spaces. High-speed WiFi is available throughout the hotel and on the private beach.
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