Post #745813 by AceExplorer on Mon, Jun 29, 2015 12:19 PM

In the event of the worst case, would Don's close forever, or would it possibly relocate? It might be too early, but I would love to hear some feedback as to how the Don The Beachcomber Corporation is thinking if this all goes down against them. It's all sad news... But that is prime land right there where they sit. And hey, maybe the condos will need a nice restaurant/bar on the ground level?

I just came back from a weekend in a very historic city where a nice period-style hotel was completely remodeled and renamed. The new place has NO charm at all and is very cold and "modern" and now is completely out-of-place. Developers do sometimes get to "rescue" low-income properties and then come back with stoopid concepts. It happens all the time -- just like it did to the old Sheraton Yankee Clipper in Fort Lauderdale which is now an austere and modern Miami-style hotel.

Blah!!!

I'm not the first to say this here, but -- enjoy and support it while you can.