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Cleveland Clinic Accommodation List Hotels Cleveland Clinic Accommodation List Hotels - Weston Bonaventure Spa And Resort Residence Inn By Marriott 2605 Weston Road Weston, FL 33331 250 Racquet Club Road Weston, FL 33326 Phone: 954-659-8585 Phone: 800-327-8090 ½ Mile to Clinic Complimentary Shuttle Reserving use code: CLCL Studio, One and Two Bedroom Suites with fully Five miles from the clinic equipped Kitchens Shuttle service to Clinic Complimentary Full Breakfast Buffet Full service resort Complementary Evening Social (Mon-Wed) with light Complimentary shuttle to the clinic dinner fare and assorted beverages Bilingual staff Cardio Fitness Room Banyan Restaurant and Zen Lounge Free Access to Midtown Athletic Club/ Fitness Center/ http://www.bonaventureresortandspa.com/ Spa *Please view last page for Spa Packages www.marriott/fllwt Comfort Suites Weston Hilton Garden Inn 2201 North Commerce Parkway Weston, FL 33326 14501 SW 29th Street Miramar, FL 33326 Phone: 954-659-1555 Phone: 954-438-7700 One mile from the clinic Six miles from the clinic 21-item breakfast buffet Computer data ports Complimentary shuttle to the clinic Fully equipped kitchen Bilingual staff Voice mail http://www.comfortsuitesweston.com/ www.hitongardeninn.com TownePlace Suites By Marriott Hampton Inn & Suites 1545 Three Village Road Weston, FL 33326 5701 Madison Avenue, Tamarac, FL 33321 Phone: 954-659-2234 Phone 954-724-7115 2 Miles to Cleveland Clinic Hot Breakfast Buffet (6am-10am) Complimentary Shuttle High speed Internet Studio, One and Two Bedroom Suites with fully 24-hr Fitness Center and Business Center equipped Kitchens 24 hour Lobby Coffee/Tea Station Complimentary Full Breakfast Buffet Complementary Cookies Cardio Fitness Room 24-hr Suite Shop (Including sale of beer) Free Access to Midtown Athletic Club/ Fitness Dry Cleaning Service Center/ Spa Washer/Dryer machines (coin Operated) Across the Street from Weston Town Center http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/florida/ham www.marriott/flltw pton-inn-and-suites-ft-lauderdale-west-sawgrass- tamarac-fl-FLLTAHX/index.html Double Tree Hampton Inn Ft. Lauderdale West/ Pembroke Pines, FL 13400 W Sunrise Blvd. Sunrise, FL 33323 Phone: 954-851-1020 1900 NW 150th Ave Pembroke Pines FL 33026 Rooms included microwave, mini refrigerator, CD Phone: 954-441-4242 player, high speed Internet, coffee maker, Hot Breakfast electronic safe, iron/board, hair dryer and large High speed Internet make-up mirror. 24 hour business center Business Center, Restaurant and Lounge On site convenience store Evening reception at Peyton’s Place from 4 pm to http://www.hamptoninnpembrokepines.com 7 pm Monday thru Friday Wingate Inn by Wyndham-Miramar, FL Diplomat Resort & Spa 2800 SW 149th Ave. Miramar, FL 33027 3555 S Ocean Drive Hollywood, FL 33019 Phone: 954-441-0122 Hotel: 954-602-6000; Reservations: 1-855-689-2911 Complimentary hot breakfast Discounted Corporate Account Booking # 2696514 24 hr Business Center with fax/printing/copies Beachfront Full Service Resort with 998 guestrooms On site convenience store 20% off Diplomat Spa Fitness Center 24 hour Fitness Center & Business Center http://www.wingatemiramar.com 6 dining options including 24 hour room service & Gift shop Extended Rates for 3+ months available www.diplomatresort.com Tel 954-659-5080 Cleveland Clinic Florida 2950 Cleveland Clinic Blvd Fax 954-659-5649 Global Patient Services Weston, FL 33331 [email protected] Hotels – West Palm Beach Courtyard Marriott- West Palm Beach Residence Inn West Palm Beach Downtown 1800 Centre Drive E West palm Beach FL 33401 455 Hibiscus Street Phone: 561-207-1800 West Palm Beach FL ,33401 Hot Breakfast Phone: 561- 563-8100 High speed Internet Rooms include complete kitchen 24 hour business center High Speed Internet Access On site convenience store Restaurant and Lounge Complimentary shuttle to WPB CCF, WPB airport Breakfast Buffett and Cityplace Complimentary 24 Hour on-site Fitness Center http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pbicy- 24 hour food Market courtyard-west-palm-beach-airport/ http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pbird-residence- inn-west-palm-beach-downtown-cityplace-area/ Home Care Services Home Health Contacts: Caring People Med Staff: 954-970-8666 Phone: 954-861-6500 or 954-650-8888 MSN: 954-527-2777 Home Healthcare Agency Firstat: 954-731-0070 Private Duty Home Care CSI: 954-522-8344 Value Care/Home & Hotel Care Phone: 954-446-0095 or 954-261-5919 Housing: Short-Term & Long-Term-WESTON Bonaventure Vacation Homes Oakwood Corporate Housing Phone: 954-989-6750 Phone: 954-714-8800 Extended Stay Hotels Churchill Corporate Services Phone: 1-800-EXT-STAY (1-800-398-7829) Phone: 305-817-3730, x. 5237 Fully equipped kitchens Miramar and Weston locations Wi-Fi Internet Access Fully furnished Apartments Unlimited local phone use and Voicemail Short-term & Long-term stay Housekeeping & Guest Laundry facilities Washer and Dryer Pet-friendly rooms Coordination of Car Rental or Chauffeur Services Offering daily, weekly, & monthly rates Residence Inn By Marriott 2605 Weston Road Weston, FL 33331 Phone: 954-659-8585 ½ Mile to Clinic Complimentary Shuttle Studio, One and Two Bedroom Suites with fully equipped Kitchens Complimentary Full Breakfast Buffet Complementary Evening Social (Mon-Wed) with light dinner fare and assorted beverages Cardio Fitness Room Free Access to Midtown Athletic Club/ Fitness Center/ Spa www.marriott/fllwt Assisted Living Services Paramount Placement Group Phone: 888-851-0674 or 954-380-1824 Serving Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, & Collier County Free consultation Assisted or Independent Living Facilities Placement services for Home or Facility Based Assistance Transportation Services Tel 954-659-5080 Cleveland Clinic Florida 2950 Cleveland Clinic Blvd Fax 954-659-5649 Global Patient Services Weston, FL 33331 [email protected] Transportation Services Car Service: Broward Limousine: 954-791-3000 Bonaventure Resort Spa Package The packages are inclusive of room rate, breakfast, resort fee and Spa service for one guest. Additional guests will receive 20% discount of a la carte prices. Taxes and gratuities are not included. Spa Services are based on availability. Spa appointments are recommended before arrival. aLaya Spa Service 1 Jan -30 April 2017 1 May -30 Sept 2017 1 Oct -31 Dec 2017 aLaya Mani/Pedi 25/45 minutes $190.00 $155.00 $165.00 Rate Code CLMANIPEDI aLaya Signature Facial 50 minutes $232.00 $197.00 $207.00 Rate Code CLCLFACIAL Signature Massage 50 minutes $232.00 $197.00 $207.00 Rate Code CLCLMASSAGE Tel 954-659-5080 Cleveland Clinic Florida 2950 Cleveland Clinic Blvd Fax 954-659-5649 Global Patient Services Weston, FL 33331 [email protected] .
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