DELAND, Fla. (PRWEB) April 03, 2019 -- The Black Dolphin Inn has been selected as the best inn in Florida by product review and roundup website, Best Products. The article, “The Best Inns in Every State for a Charm-Filled Getaway,” highlights the Black Dolphin’s 14 mid-century modern rooms as well as its beautiful balconies and terraces. The new distinction is another in the long list of accolades for the luxury bed and breakfast. Prior achievements include a AAA Four Diamond designation and ranking No. 2 in Trivago Awards’ United States Alternative Accommodation category in both 2017 and 2018.
Located along the beautiful Indian River Lagoon, the Black Dolphin Inn boasts spectacular waterfront views. Frolicking dolphins and playful manatees are often spotted in the nearby waters. Inside, each of its rooms is impeccably furnished with vintage furniture, fine art and spa baths. Pet-friendly rooms are also available. Guests can enjoy watching their breakfast prepared in the inn’s open-air exhibition kitchen. Executive Chef MacKenzie Smith is a Food Network Facebook Live Host, and creates inventive, cooked-to-order gourmet offerings, like bacon jam grilled cheese, pimento cheese omelets and more.
Owners and identical twins, Brett and Scott Smith purchased the property, located at 916 Riverside Drive, in 2009. Both have extensive experience in the hospitality industry and worked together to develop Black Dolphin Inn as a high-end boutique accommodation in New Smyrna Beach.
About the New Smyrna Beach Area
The New Smyrna Beach area includes the communities of New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater, Oak Hill, Osteen and Port Orange in east Central Florida. New Smyrna Beach is an eclectic mix of old and new; of subtle sophistication and bohemian soul that is as “real” as Florida gets. It occupies a notable place in history as the second oldest city in Florida, site of the largest single attempt at British colonization in the new world. In 2018, New Smyrna Beach celebrated its 250th birthday. The city’s barrier island is recognized worldwide for its incredible surf with Surfer magazine recently touting it one of the “Best Surf Towns in America” and National Geographic magazine including it in its “World’s Top 20 Surf Towns”. Accommodations range from charming bed and breakfast inns to family-size condominium units and oceanfront hotels. Natural attractions include 17 miles of sandy beaches from Ponce de Leon Inlet to Canaveral National Seashore and North America’s most diverse estuary – the Indian River Lagoon. Two distinct downtowns along Flagler Avenue and Canal Street and connected via the Waterfront Loop welcome visitors with independent restaurants, unique shops, artisanal coffee shops and art galleries.
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Media Contact: Courtnee Brokaw, Communications Manager
New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau
Phone: 386.410.6960
Email: Courtnee(at)visitnsbfla(dot)com
Courtnee Brokaw, Visit New Smyrna Beach, https://visitnsbfl.com/, 386-428-1600, [email protected]
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