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Comfort Suites Airport

13651A Indian Paint Lane

Fort Myers, FL 33912 US

Area: Fort Myers Beach - Fort Myers Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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Some important information about your hotel.

▼ ► What you should know:

As of May 1, 2007, all guestrooms will be non-smoking. In order to continue to provide guests with a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable stay, Comfort Suites has adopted a 100% smoke-free environment

The Comfort Suites Airport offers affordable accommodations in Ft. Myers, FL, approximately one mile from Southwest Florida Regional Airport and about 15 miles from Ft. Myers beach.

The property's amenities include a free continental breakfast and coffee, outdoor pool, whirlpool, fitness room, cocktail lounge, free airport shuttle, interior corridors, guest laundry facilities, ice machine, free weekday newspapers, and free parking. The hotel allows pets, but restrictions and fees apply. If you plan to bring your pet, please contact the hotel before your arrival to confirm the current pet policy.

Standard room amenities include air-conditioning, an alarm clock radio, cable TV, hairdryer, microwave, mini-refrigerator, and telephone.
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Comfort Suites Airport Property Information:

Rooms: 65
Floors: 2
Smoke-free Hotel: Yes

Comfort Suites Airport Service

Car rental desk
Family rooms
All suites
Free high speed internet
Kitchenette
Shuttle
Pets allowed
Hot tub
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Wheel chair access
Swimming pool
Fitness facility
Free breakfast
Free parking
Meals

Comfort Suites Airport Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

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Fort Myers Events & Entertainment

Events

January

Thomas Alva Edison Regional Science and Inventors Fair

Harborside Convention Center

Usually held late January

239-334-2999

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Showcases over 750 student finalists from elementary, middle and high schools in the surrounding four counties. Some of the previous invention and science projects included the waistband threader, mosquito trapper, wet awake, sleep safe couch belt, ants-b-gone dog dish and manatee locator. Children get the opportunity to be creative and to work through problems and resolve them. Exhibits range from botany, computers, math, engineering, zoology, earth and space sciences, environmental sciences, medicine, health and physics.

February

City of Palms Block Party

Edwards Drive, Downtown Fort Myers

Usually held early February

239-334-2999

Admission Charged, children 12 and under free

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The opening ceremonies to the Edison Festival of Light are in honor of Thomas Alva Edison's birthday with continuous musical entertainment on three stages. An expanded kids area offers rides, games and fun for all ages. Various food and beverages help round out this fun evening under the stars.

Edison Festival of Light Crafts on the River

Centennial Park

Edwards Drive

Usually held mid-February

239-334-2999

Admission Free

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Centennial Park is transformed into a craft lovers dream with over 100 exhibitors displaying their goods during the three-day event. Exhibitors come from throughout Southwest Florida and the entire country for an opportunity to sell their wares. Items range from jewelry, quilts, handmade crafts, paintings, ceramics, pottery and more.

Edison Festival of Lights Fireworks and Stadium Show

Edison Stadium

Fort Myers High School

Usually held mid-February

239-334-2999

Admission Charged for reserved seating

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This event features big band music, fireworks and a parade with floats and marching bands.

March

Fort Myers Beach Shrimp Festival

Usually held early March

239-463-9738

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Festivities include a traditional shrimp boil, parade, and the 5K Treasure Run

April

Fort Myers Beach Film Festival

Usually held end of April

239-765-0202

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The four-day festival provides film buffs the opportunity to see quality independent films and participate in events designed to cultivate the spirit of creativity and promote the talents of local and upcoming filmmakers. The schedule includes filmmaker panel discussions, student filmmaking workshops, and an elegant celebrity gala in addition to the film screenings at Beach Theater.

July

Fort Myers Beach Fireworks

Held on July 4th

239-454-7500

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One of the region’s most spectacular fireworks shows begins at dusk, accompanied by music and activity in the Times Square area.

October

Fort Myers Beach Air Show

Usually held mid-October

239-477-1820

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Enjoy two afternoons of stunning aerobatics and military demonstrations from one of the area’s liveliest beaches.

November

Buckler Craft Fair

Usually held early November

239-543-8368

Admission Charged, children 12 and younger free

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Over 200 professional, award-winning craftspeople from across the country exhibit and sell items including Country, Victorian, folk art, primitive, and wood items; furniture, miniatures, toys, dolls, bears, gourmet delights, homemade fudge, Christmas items, and more.

Taste of the Town

Usually held early November

239-277-1197

Admission Charged, children 9 and younger free

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The Annual Taste of the Town features samplings from more than 40 local restaurants. One of the largest food and entertainment festivals in Southwest Florida, it also features live music and children’s entertainment.

Fort Myers Beach Sandsculpting Festival

Usually held mid-November

239-454-7500

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Join artists from around the world as they create amazing works of art on Fort Myers Beach. This annual Gulf-front competition draws thousands of spectators to Fort Myers Beach each year.

Fiesta Latino

Usually held mid-November

239-418-1441

Admission Free

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Party Latino style with local salsa, meringue, and other Latin bands. Enjoy Latino food, a talent show, and children’s activities.

December

Holiday House

Usually held early December through the end of the month

239-334-7419

Admission Charged, children 5 and younger are free

More than 90,000 lights celebrate Thomas Edison’s contribution to modern life and the festivity of the season enjoyed by more than 35,000 visitors each year. Besides the miles and miles of lights, decorated trees and artistic holiday scenes decorate the former winter homes of neighbors Thomas Edison and Henry Ford.

Fort Myers Beach Boat Parade

Fort Myers Beach

Usually held mid-December

239-454-7500

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Boats decked out in holiday array depart from Pink Shell Beach Resort and parade beneath the high bridge and through the canals of Siesta Isles.

Winter Wonderland

Usually held the last 2 weeks of December

239-432-2034

Admission Free

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Join in every evening for a children’s carnival, holiday music, craft-making, food and beverages, and pictures with Santa. Carriage rides and a village train travel through the magically decorated park.

Performing Arts

Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall

8099 College Pkwy, SW
Fort Myers, FL. 33919

489-3033

Admission Charged

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Past productions have included performances of Riverdance, Phantom of the Opera and Evita as well as musical shows with stars such as Wynonna Judd, Paul Anka and Neil Sedaka, just to name a few.

Florida Repertory Theatre

2267 First St. (Arcade Theatre)
Fort Myers, FL. 33901

239-332-4665

Admission Charged

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Florida Repertory Theatre has a year-round season, and many education and outreach programs which benefit both the theatre and the community.

Southwest Florida Symphony and Chorus Association

4560 Via Royale Suite 2
Fort Myers, FL. 33919

239-418-1500

Admission Charged

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The season includes both classical and pops concerts performed in the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, located on the Edison Community College Campus in Fort Myers. The Symphony on Sanibel Chamber Orchestra Series performs at BIG Arts (Schein Hall) on Sanibel Island and the Stained Glass Choral Series are held at area churches. Overall, there are 26 performances to choose from. The organization boasts a force of over 200 strong, with 75 professional musicians, a 100-voice Adult Chorus, the Children’s Chorus and the area’s premier Youth Orchestra.

Fort Myers Destination Overview

Fort Myers, a tranquil town located on Florida’s west coast, is known the world over for the Festival of Lights that celebrates its famous resident, Thomas Edison. It is even better known for the fact that visitors can experience some of Florida’s most beautiful beaches just minutes from downtown. The city is one of the most frequented winter destinations as people from the north escape the cold for the warm, tropical breezes of south Florida. Winter is by far the busiest season as many visitors from the cold north come to visit this tranquil Florida paradise. Any time of year is good for golf.

With a variety of challenging public courses available, there is one to fit any level and with the beautiful scenery of the area, it’s a wonderful experience, regardless of the score. With its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, one “must do” sport is the art of “shelling”. Picture a warm breeze, soft sand, the Gulf waters gently rolling onto the beach, while walking right at the water’s edge searching for that perfect shell that is about to roll in with the tide. Of course there are many attractions, museums, restaurants, sports opportunities, and shopping available as well. Of particular interest to anyone visiting the area, is the Edison & Ford Winter Estate.

As one of the nation's most visited historic homes, the Estate includes 20 acres of historic buildings and gardens, Edison's original rubber lab, a large museum, food and retail areas, and river cruises on a replica of his electric launch. It’s truly electrifying! For a unique experience, the Imaginarium is the place to visit. Conveniently located in town, the Imaginarium is a hands on museum that offers exciting interactive exhibits for all ages including live animals, a hurricane simulator, wide-screen movie theater, dino dig, and an early-childhood exploration area. To enjoy a variety of attractions in one venue, be sure to visit The Shell Factory and Nature Park to enjoy nature, ride the rides, 'shop til you drop,' or see some of Mother Nature’s finest creations..

Not only does the Shell Factory include a collection of common and rare shells, sponges, coral, fossils and sea life specimens; there are a host of other things to do and see. For the fun seeker, there are arcade games, miniature golf, and even a radar gun to test the speed of a pitch. If you want to get bumped around a little, bumper boats are available. In addition, the Nature Park features a petting zoo, environmental education center, and a botanical trail and garden. It’s a day of education and fun for the entire family.

And what visit to south Florida would be complete without seeing an alligator or two? The Everglades Day Safari offers daily departures from town to the famous Florida Everglades. It’s an exciting adventure through the different kingdoms that make up the "Everglades." Guests are accompanied by highly trained guides who discuss the past, present and future of this truly unique area. You’ll want to bring your camera for this one. After a visit to this wonderfully tranquil, yet exciting Florida City, you’ll know why Thomas Edison made it his home and why Henry Ford personally opened the first Ford dealership here.

It is a vacation destination you will love to visit and that you won’t want to leave.