Palm Arbor Suite of St. Petersburg

with your private keyless electronic door locks. Entry code will be furnished to you prior to your arrival. You have a front private covered patio for people watching or relaxing. You will also enjoy a bonus of a Tropical Garden Patio behind your Arbor gated entry and additional access thru your side kitchen door. Yes you will feel pampered! The Palm Arbor Suite is equipped with full designer, modern kitchen. The soothing grey tones will give you a contemporary feel of serenity. Your kitchen is equipped with all your necessities for dining. Pots, pans, food chopper, dishes, glassware, coffee maker, salt, pepper, blender, cooking utensils and anything else you may need. Your Studio Suite is furnished with a HD Flat Screen TV with premium cable channels and WIFI. You can adjust the TVs tilt and is on a pull out adjustable support bracket for perfect viewing locations. You can rest on your new lounge sofa or sit in your swivel chair to read and relax. When your ready to sleep or read in bed you simply pull down your upscale designed Murphy Bed with its Plush Queen Size Mattress. You also have overhead lighting. Every detail has been considered in designing this intimate small space into an incredibly functional and comfortable living quarter. The Neighborhood

The Palm Arbor Suite is situated in the fabulous and Historic Old Northeast. It is but a few blocks and a few minutes walk from eateries, cafes, taverns, cinema, Sundial shopping center, tampa bay beach, waterfront parks, bayside municipal pool, the Vinoy and the eclectic vibe of downtown St. Most residents are on a high living in the Old Northeast, loving the community and its close proximity to our thriving downtown. The New York Times says, 'This quiet residential neighborhood stuffed with old houses is the opposite of the happening downtown scene, which might just be its appeal. Those discovering this area, largely through word of mouth, say they love its sense of community while relishing the easy access to downtown. With its eclectic architecture, brick streets, picket fences and lush foliage, the neighborhood offers an odd blend of New England style and tropical sensibility. Despite its residential nature, it is just north of St. Petersburg’s downtown, making it convenient to the city’s booming cultural and entertainment scene. It also offers easy access for out-of-towners, since it is just 20 minutes from Tampa International Airport. Guest Access

Check in time 1:pm and Check Out time 10:30 am. Guests will have access to private off street parking, private patios, beach towels, and use of washer and dryer in laundry room on property. This suite in general is a self sufficient apartment furnished with cleaning products, broom, mop, and vacuum. Cleaning services are available for an additional fee for stays over 1 week upon request. Interaction with Guests

I live in a charming Bungalow home next door. I will be happy to meet you upon arrival to assist in your getting settled in. I am also only a phone call away for assistance. I will be happy to advise on directions, local sights, and restaurant choices. Getting around

Quaint open-air trolleys (for $0.50) and buses are available and within walking distance. Bus services are available and can be accessed just a few blocks away. Palm Arbor Suite is a twenty minute drive from Tampa International Airport and St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, and walking distance from Albert Whitted Airport. It is 6 blocks from the interstate and a thirty minute drive to world famous beach destinations: Treasure Island, Clearwater Beach, and Fort de Soto. Bike and kayak rentals are available nearby. Other Things to Note

St. Petersburg

St. Pete named a 'Top Place to Go in 2014' by The New York Times
Home of the Dali Museum, Museum of Fine Arts and other galleries
Enjoy outdoor dining along Beach Drives
Downtown St. Petersburg's beautiful waterfront. The city of St. Petersburg has long been known for its scenic bayfront and renowned art museums. In recent years, St. Pete has also emerged as a hot spot for shopping, art museums, dining, nightlife and entertainment. With 361 days of sunshine a year, a lively downtown area, and a full spectrum of things to see and do, it's no surprise that The New York Times named it a 'Top Place To Go' in 2014. Downtown St. Petersburg: Arts, Culture & Entertainment

A hub for art and culture, downtown St. Pete is home to many notable fine art museums and galleries. The iconic Dali Museum displays artwork by the influential 20th-century surrealist Salvador Daliin a stunning building with a flowing geodesic dome known as the “Enigma.” Just down the street, the Chihuly Collection presented by Morean Arts Center features some of the most brilliant and intricate creations of famous glass artist Dale Chihuly. The collections in the Museum of Fine Arts showcase works by Monet, Gauguin, Renoir, O’Keeffe and many other beloved 18th- and 19th-century painters. Galleries lining the Central Avenue corridor include the Craftsman House Gallery, Crislip Arcade, ARTpool and the Morean Arts Center. The Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts - Mahaffey Theater hosts major shows and entertainers. Built in 1925, the Palladium Theater is a performing arts venue that is, at once, intimate and majestic. The theater’s 880-seat Hough Concert Hall boasts a full-sized Skinner pipe organ. In addition, the American Stage Theatre Company, Freefall Theatre Company and Florida Orchestra are all located in downtown St. The St. Pete area is brimming with culture of all sorts. To read more, click (website hidden). Pete Dining and Nightlife

Downtown St. Pete offers a diverse range of restaurants, from the upscale, award-winning Marchand's Bar and Grill to the casually trendy and innovative Red Mesa Cantina. Dine outside on the scenic Beach Drive promenade at Cassis American Brasserie, Bella Brava New World Trattoria,Moon Under Water or 400 Beach Seafood & Tap House.