Window Wednesday at Hidden Dunes Condo 701

We’ve been welcoming many families this week for Spring Break and have enjoyed seeing all our returning guests as well as making new friends. We know that our guests always like recommendations on things to do in and around Destin as well as places to stay on their next visit. Today’s Window Wednesday is another great suggestion.

Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, Hidden Dunes Beach & Tennis Resort Condo 701 is a great choice for a group of six or less. With 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, everyone in the group will have their own space as well as enjoy the spacious living room and dining room for relaxing after a day at the beach.

Those who get the master bedroom will wake up to spectacular views of the Gulf. Guests in the middle bedroom will enjoy watching sunsets on the beach balcony and guests staying in the northeast bedroom will enjoy access to the bedroom’s private balcony– every room in Gulfside 701 has incredible beach views. In fact, the whole family can gather on yet another very large and furnished private balcony, and enjoy their morning cup of coffee or evening cocktail.

Condo 701 has one of the largest floor plans in the Gulfside Tower at Hidden Dunes. Surrounded by three pools, Rubico tennis courts, basketball and horseshoe courts, and lush landscape along with outdoor grilling areas, Hidden Dunes 701 is an oasis at the beach. Just outside the gates, guests will enjoy entertainment, movie theaters, shopping at Silver Sands Outlets, dining at award-winning restaurants and championship golf courses all within a five minute drive.

Now this the time to book your beach vacation to the South Walton and Destin area. View available for Hidden Dunes Condo 701 online or view our entire selection of Hidden Dunes rentals or Destin vacation rentals. Looking to narrow your search? Call one of our friendly vacation specialists at 1-800-225-7652 for recommendations for beach vacattion rentals available within your timeframe, budget and party size.

See you @ the beach!
 

Published by Tracy Louthain
Wednesday, March 30, 2016