REQUEST PROPOSAL Innisbrook,
a Salamander Golf & Spa Resort Innisbrook, Florida
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36750 U.S. Hwy. 19 N. Innisbrook, FL 34684 Sales: 877.221.6922 Director of Sales: Michael Garrow, CMP
www.innisbrookgolfresort.com
QUICK FACTS Affiliation
Accommodations
Salamander Hotels & Resorts 600
Singles/Doubles/Suites
Max Group Size (rooms/people) Room Rates
Resort Fee: $15 Room Tax: 12%
295/240/470 550/1,100
High $150 - $380 Low $99 - $175
Sales Tax: 7%
High Season n Low Season n Shoulder Season Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
MEETING SPACE Largest Meeting Room
Total Indoor
Total Indoor/Outdoor AMENITIES
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14,000 Sq. Ft. 65,000 Sq. Ft. 100,000 Sq. Ft.
Business: Business center, full theatrical capability, advanced audiovisual equipment, T-1 circuits, CAT-5 wiring, and wireless Internet access.
Recreation: 72 holes of championship golf, 9-hole miniature golf course, six pools including one with water-park features, spa and fitness center, 11 tennis and 2 racquetball courts, basketball, nature boardwalk, and fishing on 60 acres of lakes.
Nearby: Busch Gardens & Adventure Island Waterpark, Florida Aquarium, Salvador Dali Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Tampa Bay Downs, Ruth Eckerd Hall, historic Tarpon Springs, and gulf coast beaches.
AIRPORT PROXIMITY
St. Petersburg–Clearwater Intl. Airport (PIE) 16 miles Tampa International Airport (TPA)
19 miles
“The staff at the resort was remarkable. They were professional and efficient and always available to make sure every event was handled to my expectations.” —Sue Godschalk
Federated Auto Parts
Innisbrook, a Salamander Golf & Spa Resort sprawls over 900 wooded acres in Innisbrook, Florida, near the St. Petersburg–Clearwater area and just 30 minutes from Tampa International Airport. Long known for its outstanding golf experience, the natural beauty of its lakes and rolling hills frames 72 holes of championship play with moss-draped cypress trees, towering pines, colorful hibiscus, and Southern azaleas. Sheila Johnson bought the icon in 2007 with
the goal of establishing Innisbrook as the west coast of Florida’s premier resort. In 2009, Johnson’s Salamander Hotels & Resorts completed a dramatic transformation of the property. Along with a top-to- bottom renovation of the meeting spaces, the project added two new restaurants, a spa, and a fitness center. The $26 million project also upgraded the
600 spacious villa accommodations (with full kitchens); six swimming pool complexes; tennis center; and four golf courses, including Copperhead, host to the annual PGA Transitions Championship, and the Island Course, site of the LPGA-sanctioned Legends Tour Open Championship. Meeting planners hold events for larger groups in three conference
halls—flexible ballrooms with built-in stages, projection booths, and the latest in fiber-optic technology. In addition, for breakouts and more intimate gatherings, the resort offers two new boardrooms for up to 20 delegates and landscaped patios for outdoor events. The resort’s flexible venue options and ability to help planners achieve their goals have lead to a host of industry awards, ranging from Successful Meetings magazine’s Pinnacle to Meetings & Conventions magazine’s Hall of Fame Gold awards.
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