Seaside Resort Unit 405, Fort Myers Beach

12/28/2024

Bedding, quilts and pillows added in the Master and Guest. Now we are officially done! 😴😃

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🎄🌴Still have open dates for Feb 22nd and 3 weeks in March. Booking link to follow soon. Main power and elevator rebuild has commenced. Landscaping starts mid January. Seaside is moving closer to completion.

12/17/2024

Minus the plastic covers 😜
Can be your view this spring if you desire.🌴🏖

12/07/2024

Hanging art work, putting together lanai furniture and LED lighting in the kitchen. The final touches to creating a luxury feel for your next beach vacation. 🏖🌴🥥

11/30/2024

Amen! ✌️

GOOD RIDDANCE! 🌀 The deadly and destructive 2024 Hurricane Season officially ends today with 18 Storms, 11 Hurricanes, 5 Major Hurricanes and 2 Category Five Hurricanes (Beryl & Milton). Preliminary estimates indicate this is the 2nd-costliest Atlantic Hurricane Season on record, with potentially over $200 Billion in damages and economic losses.

The state of Florida was impacted by 3 hurricane landfalls and surge events from Debby, Helene and Milton. After producing saltwater flooding along the Florida Gulf Coast, Helene went on to produce catastrophic and historic freshwater flooding across parts of the Carolinas. The storm destroyed countless homes and infrastructure while also cutting off power, transportation, and communications to many towns in western North Carolina for weeks.

Just a few weeks after Helene, Milton quickly intensified into one of the strongest Gulf hurricanes ever recorded. Before its landfall, the storm produced 46 tornadoes across Florida, including multiple strong twisters. It was the deadliest tornado outbreak for the state in over 25 years. As the hurricane pushed onshore in Siesta Key, it brought a significant life-threatening storm surge on the southern side into Southwest Florida. Near and north of the eye, winds gusts over 100 mph were reported from Sarasota to Tampa Bay.

Thank you for your trust all season long. Your safety and the safety of your family will always be my top priority while providing just the facts without the hype. Every storm, every time. Now enjoy the tropical off-season, we deserve it!

- Matt Devitt WINK Weather

11/27/2024

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! 🦃🌴🥥We have a lot to be thankful for, especially nearing the end of our rebuild. 🙏

📷 11/27/24

11/22/2024

Friday Sunset on FMB- 11/22/24 📷 🌅🌴
✅️Pool tile installation wrapping up
✅️Chandelier and Costa Rican table delivered and installed.
✅️Next up, Art work from local SW Florida artists!
✅️Pushing forward for a 2025 opening date!

11/19/2024

2025 season dates still available. Beach front views! 🏖🌴🍹🧉

7 Day minimum stay for high season.

Open dates:

All of February is available. We are pushing for a Feb 1st opening date.

March 1st to 8th

March 15th to 22nd

All of April is open also.

$400 nightly rate plus tax and cleaning fee through April 26th.

Rates go down after Easter.

Please message us and we will get you locked in with our vacation manager before our unit goes live around the holidays.

Thanks everyone!

11/11/2024

PSS- Perfect Sunday Sunset 🌅. Kitchen is nearly finished as are the bathrooms. We will have LED🪞 mirror lights in the bathrooms to give it that added luxury touch. 🌴🥥

11/02/2024

Cleaned up the place for countertops, appliances and furniture delivery this week. That view! 🌅📷

10/25/2024

The fun part about a week long stay in FMB is taking the Key West Express down to Key West 🐚 for the day or overnight. Add that to your bucket list! 🛥🥥🌴🌊

10/22/2024

Picked out our dining table. It's a live edge table from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 sourced from a company we used before in Tarpon Springs, Florida. Table will sit a total of 6 people. In the next 2 weeks, we will have everything furnished and the look will be luxury coastal chic. Stay tuned!

10/14/2024

Those palm trees sure do take a beating after a 🌀 yet look so majestic and tropical afterwards. We are working quickly to clean up the property, get full power, order new lower level AC's and make necessary repairs.

10/12/2024

72 hours ago, Mother Nature was trying to kill us.... Today...... 🌴🌴🌊⛱️🌤
Back to clean up and remodeling!

10/10/2024

Could have been worse. This is fixable. And definitely not a Ian type event. No need to break the 04/05 hurricane season record. Our Tikki held up!

10/10/2024

The back end of the storm we had little to no rain but the winds picked up. Can't get on the island until emergency services allows us on. Reports of lots of sand, debri and contractors dumpsters on Estero blvd..Hopefully we can assess what flood damage took place, get things cleaned up and get back to rebuilding. Lets hope we are done with 🌀

10/09/2024

11:53am, Oct 9th.
Heavy rain bands and severe cells have arrived.

10/09/2024

Last quiet and errie night on FMB. Hope Milton hits the wind shear and dry air to weaken tomorrow. Good night y'all.