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Belleview Biltmore Resort & Spa: Victorian Charm and
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For a causal snack, guests often visit the Lobby Lounge to hold them over until dinner. Then, depending upon the size of your party, guests can dine in the seclusion of Henry's Library or enjoy the splendor of the majestic Tiffany Ballroom.
Recent additions like the state of the art Belleair Amphitheater have
led corporations to consider Belleview Biltmore as a retreat destination.
Conference rooms, meeting areas and banquet facilities like the Candlelight,
Starlight and Founders Rooms have made the Belleview Biltmore increasing
popular for small businesses and corporate parties.
Nearby Attractions
Golfers can enjoy another historic monument at this resort, an original Donald Ross golf course design at nearby Belleview Biltmore Golf Club. While this facility is owned by the resort, the golf course is a few minutes outside of Clearwater in Belleair, Florida.
Built in 1925, mature trees now decorate Belleview Biltmore like a state park. Broad and twisted trunks reveal signs of decay from years of wind off the Gulf of Mexico. Visitors will experience what it is like to play a golf course that has stood the test of time. Belleview Biltmore Golf Club has been a favorite for local residents since it first opening on January 1st, 1927.
The clubhouse at Belleview Biltmore features an impressive pro shop
which hosts a National Golf School. American Express ranks this golf
school among the top 25 nationwide. Teaching professionals include Jim
Linkin, the former PGA teacher of the year in the state of Florida.
The size of Belleview Biltmore's practice range is small considering the amount of students who attend this National Golf School each year. However, an excellent mini par 3 practice green, along with a decent sized putting green, allows Belleview Biltmore to host this golf school.
The National Golf School at Belleview Biltmore offers half day schools, corporate clinics, private instruction and on-course playing lessons. For $299 per person per day, golf school begins at 8:30 and runs through sunset. This includes a small breakfast, 3 hours of instruction, lunch, a 2 hour on- course playing lesson and unlimited play or practice from 3pm to sunset. For further information, go to the web at www.nationalgolfschool.com.
Additional benefits for your convenience include club rentals, for those travelers who do not like to lug around their clubs to and from the airport. Meanwhile, the Clubhouse Grille is a great place to grab a bite before or after a round of golf. This grille is where golf school students are served breakfast and lunch.
If the beach is more your style, take the complimentary shuttle to Clearwater Beach, available every day at Belleview Biltmore Resort. Walk the shops, lay out on the beach or enjoy recreation opportunities such as: parasailing, jetskiing, deep sea fishing and sand volleyball. Clearwater beach is famous for its pro sand volleyball tournaments, along with its stadium on the beach.
Visitors can also travel to Disney World, Busch Gardens, or go to a Devil Rays baseball game to see your favorite American League team in nearby St. Petersburg.
Why Vacationers Chose Belleview Biltmore
Over the last 104 years, Belleview Biltmore Resort & Spa has made a name for itself. This resort survived the Great Depression to become a national treasure. Today, Belleview Biltmore is known as the Queen of American Resorts. History, grace, elegance and hospitality all combine to make Belleview Biltmore unlike any resort in America.
Belleview Biltmore Resort & Spa
25 Belleview Blvd.
Clearwater, FL 33756
Phone: 800-237-8947
www.belleviewbiltmore.com

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Tree-lined walking paths which form a circle around Belleview Biltmore
Resort & Spa, allow couples to hold hands, talk and treasure each
Florida sunset. If you would rather sit and watch the sunset, the elegant
Carriage Porch provides a peaceful setting for your viewing pleasure.


