Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa

Recomended.com Features our "Last Bash Before Class" Offer

Last-Minute Labor Day Escapes

written by Adria Valdes | Posted on August 10th, 2011

After hitting the greens, guests at Fairmont Turnberry Isle can lounge by the Laguna Pool.

 

Labor Day may be right around the corner but we’re sure many vacationers have only just begun planning for the holiday weekend. And who can really blame them? The end of summertime really seems  to sneak up on all of us.  If your clients are still looking to score a last-minute Labor Day vacation deal, we’ve rounded up a few suggestions.

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa welcomes families to enjoy one last getaway together before the next school season begins. Guests can experience the Last Bash Before Class package, including savings for back-to-school supplies from Staples, luxury overnight accommodations and breakfast for four.  Room rates begin at just $159 per night for a partial oceanview standard room. Guests also enjoy complimentary self-parking, high-speed Internet in all guestrooms, and no resort fee.

Weekend visitors may opt to add the Little Loggerheads Kid’s Club (ages 4-12) to their vacation plans, with fun activities such as cupcake decorating, seaside star gazing, movie nights and poolside arts & crafts. The Last Bash Before Class offer is valid through Sept. 30. For more information, call (800) 228-8810 or visit jupiterbeachresort.com.

 

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa Launches a New Family Services Program

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa - (Jupiter, Florida) "It’s all about the family being happy”, says Jeff Castner General Manager of the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa and father of three, “ It’s nice that there are family packages offered by resorts, but what’s really included in those offers that really helps the family have a great time? I feel we here at the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa have come up with a really good answer to that”. Inspired by his own families needs when traveling, “Everyone wants to think that all you need to do is get to the resort and everything will be fine, but any parent will tell you, that’s really just the beginning, it’s then that the real questions start, What specifically is there for the kids to do? Exactly where are the places for the kids to play? How can we balance our adult time with there’s? And with my own 14, 12 and 1 year olds, how can I keep all of them and my wife happy without going crazy in the process? Let’s just say I was very motivated to make this new family services program answer all those questions and more, and I feel my team has accomplished just that”. Jeff continues, “It starts with flexibility, not every family is the same, I know that sounds obvious but our program has to be a fit for everyone. So we have different levels of activities and different times for different services, for example, Most of our weekend afternoon activities called ‘Little Loggerhead Kid’s Club’ is focused on the fun of being outdoors for the younger children, while in the evening, ‘Kid’s Night Out’ has activities that answer to a broader spectrum of ages”. With both an arcade style game room to a supervised activities room with Wii’s, group activities and crafts, “we’ll keep it diverse. Anything from hair braiding, to craft contests, games and ‘float-in’ movies, the idea is not to just distract the kids, it to add to the adventure of being at the resort”. Jeff goes on to say, “Let’s not forget everything around the resort that the family can enjoy together as well. There is the historic Jupiter Lighthouse right next door, as is the Turtle Sanctuary and the Jon Dickerson State Park with its guided tours, all arrange-able by our concierge, often with discounts. We even have GPS’s available should you want to venture even farther”. To inaugurate these new family services the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa has created the ‘Family Time Out’ package, which includes guaranteed room type (double beds), milk and cookies delivered to your room on your first evening, breakfast each morning of your stay, a guaranteed late checkout till 4pm on Sunday and a welcome gift bag that includes; candy / beach shoes / sunscreen / $20 in game tokens and a stuffed toy. “It’s a lot to offer, but so is organizing a family getaway, believe me, I can appreciate that”, say Jeff. To view all the details of the family services program or the new ‘Family Time Out’ package at the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa visit us on our new website at www.jupiterbeachresort.com/family-time-out.html

 

Included also in the new site are the easier sharing tools for social media like Facebook, Twitter, and RSS. “In this new world of social media, more and more guests wish to share their online discoveries and more importantly to ask the opinions of their friends. Our website is connected to so much more than just what we have on it now; it’s shared with our www.Facebook.com/jupiterbeachresort  page, our www.Twitter.com/jupiterbeach  our www.youtube.com/user/JupiterBeachResort or our blog http://www.jupiterbeachresort.com/blog.html as well as over 62 other social media sites”.

 

The Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa is located at 5 N A1A Jupiter FL, 33477 866-943-0950 with 159 rooms and suites located on the beach next to a nature preserve The AAA Four Diamond Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa represents the best of palm beach resorts, with a full service Spa, award winning restaurant Sinclair’s Grill and new family service amenities. www.jupiterbeachresort.com  or follow them at www.facebook.com/jupiterbeachresort

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa Launches a New Interactive Website

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa - (Jupiter, Florida) "Frustrating, That’s the word I kept hearing the most", says Jeff Castner General Manager of the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa located ocean side, adjacent to the historic Jupiter Lighthouse in Palm Beach County South Florida. "Our guests kept saying that travel sites in general not just ours are frustrating to navigate around to get the information they wanted. So we asked our guests what they wanted to see changed on our site. We ended up exceeded their expectations. Now everyone loves the new functions and navigation tools". Some of the new items include navigation buttons based on guest interests, not categories assigned by the resort. "We really wanted the guest to find what they were interested in" said Mr. Castner. Included is a completely redone 'accommodations' page. "So many times, our guests asked the configuration of the room, what really is a 'partial ocean-view', and which floors did what room types come on, including what rooms had adjoining rooms. So we did just that, for each of our room types is a description of the room, along with an example of the view from that room type, in addition to a very detailed rendering of the room with tabs to display the location of that room type throughout the resort. Our guests think it's the coolest thing". Says Jeff, " No one likes unpleasant surprises be it a disappointing view, a room that did not look 'like the picture', on a floor that may be too ‘high’ or too ‘low’. Everyone has preferences, and now they get to exercise them". Included also in the new site are the easier sharing tools for social media like Facebook, Twitter, and RSS. “In this new world of social media, more and more guests wish to share their online discoveries and more importantly to ask the opinions of their friends. Our website is connected to so much more than just what we have on it now; it’s shared with our www.Facebook.com/jupiterbeachresort page, our www.Twitter.com/jupiterbeach our www.youtube.com/user/JupiterBeachResort or our blog www.jupiterbeachresort.com/blog.html and over 62 other social media sites”. The Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa is located at 5 N A1A Jupiter FL, 33477 866-943-0950 with 159 rooms and suites located on the beach next to a nature preserve The AAA Four Diamond Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa represents the best of palm beach resorts, with a full service Spa, award winning restaurant Sinclair’s Grill and new family service amenities. www.jupiterbeachresort.com or follow them at www.facebook.com/jupiterbeachresort

Great last minute Valentines offer gets noticed by 'Visit Florida'

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa makes news on 'Visit Florida's' travel-blog with a 'procrastinators special' for Valentines.

http://www.visitflorida.com/experts/luxury/action.blog/id.2636

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa Featured by VisitFlorida.com and Orlando FoxTV

This is the TV coverage from FoxTV Orlando on the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa and it's sister property the Lido Beach Resort. Here is also the link for the blog coverage on VisitFlorida.com http://www.visitflorida.com/experts/dining/action.blog/id.1600

Jupiter Sea Turtle Experience

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa together with Loggerhead Marinelife Center of Juno Beach are joining forces in order to heighten awareness of our local endangered Leatherback, Loggerhead and Green Sea Turtles.

Escorted Turtle Walks are conducted at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center located just 5 minutes north of the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa. The walks are designed to allow visitors to observe the nesting process of threatened Loggerhead Sea Turtles without disrupting them. Walks begin promptly at 9pm through midnight with a half hour educational presentation. 

The Sea Turtle Awareness Package includes Deluxe Partial Oceanview Room Accomodations, breakfast for two, two admission tickets for Escorted Turtle Walk, and a souvenir "Loggy" the Turtle. The package cost only $179 per night based on double occupancy. Additional nights may be purchased at $159, including breakfast for two.

Turtle Walks start June 1st and continue through the end of July only on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. There is a limit of 10 persons per night.

It is a truly unique experience! Turtle Walks happen every year and due to their popularity waiting lists develop quickly. Don't miss your chance and book now!

www.jupiterbeachresort.com

Our 'Sister' Property the Courtyard by Marriott Boynton Beach Officially Opens

As Reported By The "Boynton Business Blog"

Friday, October 17, 2008

Marriott Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

General Manager Chris Moulton (with scissors) posing with (right) Commissioner Marlene Figueroa Ross, Commissioner Woody Hay, Chamber President Glenn Jergensen, & Mayor Jerry Taylor .

Brand new bistro, vast digital & technology upgrades, eco-friendly amenities- all coming in at a generous $9 million to complete the 170 room Marriott Hotel on Congress Avenue.

According to Jason Alexander Director of Sales the goal was to create an upscale magnetic and modern destination in Boynton Beach.

The hotel was originally built in the early 8o's as a Holiday Inn and recently was acquired by Courtyard Marriott. Final touches are wrapping up on the state of the art business center and is expected to be complete by mid-November.


Courtyard Marriott
1601 N. Congress Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida 33426 1-561-737-4600

Posted by Boynton Beach Business at Friday, October 17, 2008

Labels: Marriott

www.courtyardboyntonbeach.com

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa Makes Local TV News Again

Here is the re-broadcast coverage by WPTV Channel 5 NBC in Palm Beach County from the 6pm April 28th Newscast. The feature was related to the gas prices and what hotels in the area doing about it.

Press Release announcing our new 'Travel Green' Incentive

December 04, 2007 02:10 PM Eastern Time

Meeting Planners Coming to Florida Have a New ‘Green’ Incentive to Consider When Booking Their Events

JUPITER, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa, a 4-star resort in Palm Beach County, Florida, recognizes the need for a more active role in balancing its impact on the environment and is launching this initiative by offering meeting planners, who book events through April 20^th 2008, ‘Carbon Offsetting’ for all attendees.

“We see this as a first step in being proactive, instead of waiting for something to be done,” says Jeff Castner, General Manager of the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa.

“With the growing awareness to the changes in our environment comes the advent of organizations that give us the ability to ‘offset’ the carbon byproduct produced by us when we travel. This Carbon Offsetting can be accomplished through the purchasing of ‘Carbon Offsetting Credits’ with organizations such as www.gogreennow.org. You purchase credit for the C0₂ created by your flight, your drive and even your time spent at the resort. Additionally, we offer our guests to the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa the ability to help compensate for their impact on the environment online at www.jupiterbeachresort.com/travelgreen. We hope that this particular promotion, where the resort pays for the Carbon Offsetting of our guests, will become the catalyst for similar campaigns to be adopted by everyone in the future. We will also distribute luggage tags to participating guests for their return trips that tell everyone ‘I’m Traveling Green’. Other initiatives in the final stages of production are ‘Green Weddings’ and ‘Green Meetings’ in which recycled products are used with the consent of the guest. There are literally dozens of ways we as an industry can improve our environmental impact.” Mr. Castner explains, “For the first time this year we offer ‘Green Gift Certificates’, (www.jupiterbeachresort.com/giftcertificates). Even if you do not stay with us, we ask everyone to consider Carbon Offsetting when making their travel plans. We have put several websites which offer these services on our ‘Travel Green’ page at www.jupiterbeachresort.com./travelgreen.”

For reservations or more information on the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa, Jeff Castner, General Manager, 800-228-8810, 5 N A1A, Jupiter, Florida 33477-5190 www.jupiterbeachresort.com

Contacts

Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa, Jupiter
Jeff Castner, General Manager, 800-228-8810

Palm Beach Conventions Bureau makes excellent point about our beaches

Without embellishing the story we have simply cut and pasted the content of the article below.  If you would like to see it from its original source click HERE

Boosters counter Hurricane Noel's bad PR on beach erosion
County tourism bureau pushes 'Always a Beach' campaign to counter national news about local shoreline erosion

By STEPHANIE MURPHY
Daily News Business and Real Estate Writer    Click HERE to Listen                  

Saturday, November 03, 2007

People traversing Times Square in Manhattan were temporarily distracted Friday from tracking Hurricane Noel's path as vivid color photographs of Palm Beach County beaches flashed on the Jumbo-Tron there.

Instead of the tiny portion eroded by Noel on its path up the Eastern Seaboard, the photos featured the 45 miles of beaches that remain open for swimming, surfing and strolling, and which are a significant draw for tourism.

The images are part of a damage-control campaign by the Palm Beach County Convention & Visitors Bureau to counter negative depictions of the county's beaches appearing in the news.

The bureau's new leader launched the offensive after a recent Weather Channel segment used erosion in Jupiter to characterize the whole county.

Using the slogan, "Always a Beach in Palm Beach County," bureau President and CEO Jorge Pesquera sent an image-bolstering release to 4,900 national news outlets, television "markets of influence," and national news gatherers including NBC, CBS, CNN, ABC, Fox News, MSNBC and The Weather Channel.

"The overwhelming majority of beaches ... are open, accessible and welcoming to visitors," Pesquera said, and reports of countywide beach erosion are "false."

Pesquera based his message on the findings of Dan Bates, director of the Palm Beach County Environmental Enhancement & Restoration Division.

Bates said only two miles of the county's 47 miles of coastline are areas of critical erosion concern.

"There will always be a beach here for visitors," Bates said. "It is part of the natural process for beaches to erode and expand."

Pesquera acknowledged that rougher ocean conditions likely kept "all but the most ardent surfers from the water."

Nonetheless, "the beaches never closed and, other than swimming restrictions, beach recreation has not been impeded," he said.

The bureau also filed a complaint with The Weather Channel and contacted the reporter "who was making these outlandish statements based on an isolated situation in Jupiter," Pesquera said.

Michael W. Sole, secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, sent staff into the field this week to evaluate the effects to the shoreline from the combined effects of Noel and a high-pressure system off Northeast Florida.

"DEP is working on how to expedite permitting to allow communities to recover and protect property," Sole said.

Areas that might need permitting assistance include portions of the beach south of Jupiter Inlet, segments of Singer Island, the Lantana Public Beach, and part of Palm Beach and South Palm Beach, according to the DEP.

For permitting questions, call (850) 488-7708, or see www.dep.state.fl.us/beaches.