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The Reeds at Shelter Haven in Stone Harbor is a contemporary boutique hotel that offers luxurious surroundings, the ultimate in service for comfort and relaxation, plus distinctively designed guest rooms and suites. The Roof Garden Sundeck is open daily in season with two hot tubs and a plunge pool to enjoy after lunch at the Water Star Grille. Sax boasts an eclectic menu and relaxed fireside seating. Concierge services, seasonal valet park- ing and motorcar escort to the beach are offered complimentary.
After a recent expansion, The Reeds now offers two levels of pure relaxation that feature luxurious treatment rooms, including a Brine Lounge and Turkish Bath. The Salt Spa offers the ultimate luxury spa experience with unparalleled signature services and treatments designed to rejuvenate, relax, and refine.
At the remodeled Montreal Inn, the hotel’s Beach Club offers lux- urious oceanside cabanas, chaise lounges, and beach attendants ready to cater to every need. Harry's Ocean Bar and Grille will deliver to the club, as well, and for those who are poolside, food and beverage service is offered, as well.
In addition, the owners of The Montreal Beach Resort opened The Boarding House last summer. It was inspired by the classic surf culture of the seaside resort. The Boarding House seamlessly weaves laidback vibes with luxury and comfort and is nestled in the heart of town just steps from restaurants and shops, and of- fers several amenities, including an expansive rooftop deck.
Impala Suites in Ocean City has added brand new family luxury suites. These well-appointed three-bedroom, three bath suites are next to the boardwalk and steps from the property’s large heated swimming pool as well as to the beach.
Both amusement parks in Ocean City, including Gillian’s Wonder- land Pier and Playland’s Castaway Cove, will each feature two new rides for the 2020 season.
Avalon’s Surfside Park is a premier recreational facility adjacent to the Avalon boardwalk and beaches. There is plenty of green space for recreation, too. Avalon hosts many activities at Surfside Park - all free and open to the public - including concerts and festivals.
Harriet Tubman will be honored with a new museum dedicated to preserving her life and history in Cape May. Harriet Tubman Mu- seum will be located next to the historic Macedonia Baptist Church. Cape May was host to many people critical in the fight against slavery. Tubman, one of the most famous leaders of the Underground Railroad, established a headquarters there in the 1850s. She and other abolitionists in Cape May earned money by working in hotels and for local families to fund their courageous rescue trips leading others to freedom.
On display will be unique Underground Railroad items and African American art, including a collection of several modern pieces from the late Rev. Robert Davis, the longtime pastor of Macedo- nia Baptist who died in 2015. The museum is slated for a 2020 opening, which will coincide with Tubman’s 200th birthday, or at least the one reflected on her gravestone, as she wasn’t positive when she was born.
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Spend time in a historic landmark city, experience birding, sip a glass of award-winning vino, step onto the beach and enjoy the uniqueness and breadth of attractions in Cape May County, an ideal resort des- tination for an incentive or a value-added option for meeting groups. Planners can easily consider adding side trips for families or spouses as part of their meeting offerings to attendees, as well. This naturally gifted resort is ranked among the best eco-tourist destinations in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Golfing in Cape May County includes many quality 9 and 18-hole courses to match anyone’s handicap and time constraints.
Byrne Plaza is a newly developed 60,000-square foot outdoor event site in downtown Wildwood an- chored by a huge covered pavilion that can accom- modate 2,500 to 5,000 people.
Cape May County Park and Zoo is open 364 days a year and has nearly 200 different species of mam- mals, birds and amphibians, plus a reptile house, a 55-acre African Savanna and the World of Birds ex- hibit.
Considered Cape May’s Victorian showplace and dating back to 1879, the Emlen Physick Estate is an authentically restored building with 15 rooms refur- bished to their original grandeur and is home to the Carriage House Gallery, which hosts changing ex- hibits. The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts conducts trolley tours of Cape May, many beginning at the estate.
Byrne Plaza is a newly developed 60,000-square foot outdoor event site in downtown Wildwood
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