THE ADMIRAL HOTEL
155 rooms with style furniture Thomas Chippendale and Queen Anne. A charming private court allows you to linger in the shade of the pergola. Swimming pool, Jacuzzi tub. Launch and Corner 251 restaurants. Opened with a large pump in 1940, this hotel was the first of the city to benefit from air conditioning. It domina the scene for several decades, before the urban renovation of the 1970 s imposes a large-scale demolition of the city centre. The hotel had to close its doors and left it to a retirement house: Admiral Semmes Manor. However, in 1979, Hurricane Frederick caused considerable damage to the closure of the facility. It had to wait until 1982 for it to be bought and reopened in 1983 as a luxury hotel.
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